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[Guide] Lenovo Y50 (UHD or 1080p) using Clover UEFI (10.11)

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Hello, ReHabMan.

An HDMI-Audio on the issue.

I was in your editing config connect HDMI, the laptop will direct black and then restart the cycle has been.

Then I put your original ID from 8086,9c43 modify 8680,8c4b to use HDMI. But I can not control the volume. System - Audio - output - HDMI display device does not output the selected control.

So I just can not control the volume, but the sound can be transmitted out.

And I just changed the ID if there are no changes to other related projects caused by this problem.
8086,8c4b is my motherboard ID is also present in support of native AppleLPC.kext support table.

View attachment 172043

All patches are already in place for HDMI-audio. No volume control from OS X for HDMI devices. Each device has its own volume control.

All patches are also already in place for unsupported LPC.

Never edit the config.plist with Clover Configurator... it will remove important settings.

If you have a problem, read post #1, "Problem Reporting"
 
All patches are already in place for HDMI-audio. No volume control from OS X for HDMI devices. Each device has its own volume control.

All patches are also already in place for unsupported LPC.

Never edit the config.plist with Clover Configurator... it will remove important settings.

If you have a problem, read post #1, "Problem Reporting"


This is what I extracted the files, you do look at these. I reported the use of command and IOREgistry 2.1


I just edit config with PlistEdit.

View attachment 172054
 
The resulting files should not be 33mb. Please strip themes from EFI/Clover and provide only EFI/Clover, not the entire EFI folder.

Always read carefully. The instructions are very specific.

Because I read by translation tools, and some are not allowed to.
So I think of screenshots you look right. By the way, the file is attached.
This time should be right, blame my book is not good....:banghead::banghead::banghead:
I'm very sorry to have caused you trouble.



View attachment 1-cheng_Y50_Problem reporting.zip 1.74M
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But can not control the size of the sound

By design. It is not a feature of OS X. Complain to Apple.

Your device itself certainly has its own volume controls.
 
But can not control the size of the sound

You can choose to install third party software to get around that
I know Boom 2 (which I use as a systemic equalizer) allows that on my computer
 
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