Final Cut Pro X - constantly hangs

[stalker20071]

Put the Mavericks. Works. Put Faynal Cat Pro's. He turned on. Projects with chipped MacBook. Hakintosh saw everything. But Final constantly hangs. Almost as soon as I start doing something.


The system is not yet set up a sound driver, there is no sound.


How can I force Final work without freezes?

 

[stalker20071]

Hooray! Hooray! Randomly decided to put sound through MultiBeast (also tried before). Put what some of the voodoo HDA ​​(do not remember the number). Sound arose. Works. Final Cut also immediately earned!


But the sound of wheezing! Terrible! Hardly make out what is actually played. Need another driver. But what? (

 

[clipper99]

If more users would read the rules;

"Profiles need to contain at least your primary system to assist others with helping you."

...you might get some help. We're not mind readers.

 

[stalker20071]

If more users would read the rules;

"Profiles need to contain at least your primary system to assist others with helping you."

...you might get some help. We're not mind readers.

Sorry)

Motherboard Gigabyte G1 Sniper z87, nvidia gtx 770, intel i5 4660K, sound Creative® Sound Core 3D (on Motherboard).
​Now restart the machine - the sound was gone again (

 

[clipper99]

That board contains a sound chip that is not supported by Multibeast drivers as you have discovered. Unless someone else can say otherwise I doubt you're going to have much luck. Sorry.

 

[Rankel]

Out of luck? No such thing!

The way I see it, you have two options:

If you are willing to add one more usb device, you can add a USB sound card and use that as your primary sound device. In my experience every single USB sound device works OOB. I have never encountered a device with USB audio that was not recognized immediately (headsets, multimedia keyboards, usb speakers, sound cards). But here is a link to a thread discussing a particular device:
http://www.tonymacx86.com/audio/98115-simple-plug-n-play-usb-audio-device-os-x.html

Secondly, if your monitor is hooked to your 770 via HDMI and has speakers or an audio out port, you can enable HDMI audio and use that. Here is a link to a thread detailing how it is done: http://www.tonymacx86.com/hdmi-audio/112469-mavericks-hdmi-audio-applehda-guide.html

 

[stalker20071]

Out of luck? No such thing!

The way I see it, you have two options:

If you are willing to add one more usb device, you can add a USB sound card and use that as your primary sound device. In my experience every single USB sound device works OOB. I have never encountered a device with USB audio that was not recognized immediately (headsets, multimedia keyboards, usb speakers, sound cards). But here is a link to a thread discussing a particular device:
http://www.tonymacx86.com/audio/98115-simple-plug-n-play-usb-audio-device-os-x.html

Secondly, if your monitor is hooked to your 770 via HDMI and has speakers or an audio out port, you can enable HDMI audio and use that. Here is a link to a thread detailing how it is done: http://www.tonymacx86.com/hdmi-audio/112469-mavericks-hdmi-audio-applehda-guide.html

In general, so I found a solution, though quite accidentally:

1). Download the latest version VoodooChDA
It contains:
* VoodooHDA.kext
VVoodooHDA.prefPane
AppleHDADisabler.kext
VoodooHdaSettingsLoader.app
2). Using Kext Utility installed all Kext's
3). Restart. Now it worked!)

 

[Rankel]

If you are OK with using voodoo, by all means. I only use it as an absolute last resort. it can cause issues, and with the USB sound devices being a cheap and effective as they are, there is no reason (for me) to compromise. I am glad you found a solution!