Haswell HDMI Audio

[wiz329]

A clue, which patch file name applies to your system?

I'm actually not sure which of these applies to my system -- that's the question I'm not sure the answer to!

The first and second are identical, except for the -1 and -2. Not sure what those delineate.

On the third, I'm not sure what "no_p0p2" means.

And finally, on the fourth, the only NUC that I know of is the Intel NUC, and I'm not sure how that applies here.

 

[toleda]

I'm actually not sure which of these applies to my system

With no profile, you are doing this to yourself. I stopped guessing a long time ago. The -1 and -2 refers to Audio ID as noted in Post #1.

 

[wiz329]

With no profile, you are doing this to yourself. I stopped guessing a long time ago. The -1 and -2 refers to Audio ID as noted in Post #1.

As I mentioned earlier, I'm on the Z87I-Deluxe (I believe that board is in your signature), with the ALC1150 audio codec.

As per post #1:

8 series HDMI audio works with two Audio IDs

1. Audio_ID: 1 supports HD4600/AMD/Nvidia HDMI and 3, 5 and 6 port ALC8xx onboard audio
2. Audio_ID: 2 supports HD4600/AMD/Nvidia HDMI and 3 port ALC8xx onboard audio

As my case does not fall under either of these, I am unsure of which ID to use, or which of the 4 SSDT files to use. I'm sure it is laid out somewhere -- I'm just not sure where. Additionally, I couldn't find anything in the initial post about what the NUC might refer to.

 

[toleda]

As my case does not fall under either of these

For the second time, fix your profile.
See Post #1/Requirements/4. Haswell motherboard audio codecs/1. Supported: ALC887, ALC892, ALC898 and ALC1150

Search: NUC

 

[wiz329]

For the second time, fix your profile.
See Post #1/Requirements/4. Haswell motherboard audio codecs/1. Supported: ALC887, ALC892, ALC898 and ALC1150

Search: NUC

My apologies, I assumed ALCxxx only referred to ALC 887, ALC892, and ALC898. My mistake.

Here is my plan of attack, please correct if I've misunderstood:

(1) I've already used MultiBeast to enable ALC1150
(2) Since I only see 3 ports on the back of my motherboard, I will assume I am using AUDIO ID_2 (I'm not clear on the difference between 3 and 3/5/6 here, but I'll go ahead and choose only the only 3 port option), and install the Framebuffer patch.
(3) Use audio_hdmi_8series-master/ssdt_8series/audio_ssdt-hdmi-ami_hd5k-amd-nvidia-2_v2/ to enable HDMI audio.

Thank you for your patience.

 

[toleda]

Here is my plan of attack, please correct if I've misunderstood:

Yes.
With 3 port audio and Audio ID: 1, audio ports work as labeled (2 inputs/1 output)
With 3 port audio and Audio ID: 2, audio ports are repurposed for 5.1 analog (3 outputs)

 

[Java_Lava]

Hello Toleda,

Were you able find a solution associated to mine?

Doing a refresh

I have a rig with this configuration

CPU: i5 4440
Motherboard: Asus H81M-A
Graphics: HD4600
Bios version: 1001 (last version)
Bootloader: Clover 2671 (last version)
OS X: Maverick 10.9.2

My idea is enable the HDMI audio, and like last post you requested me the ACPI tables from a native startup, see post #351 and #352

I don't want take your time, but, Do you have any tips to give?

Greetings

 

[toleda]

My idea is enable the HDMI audio, and like last post you requested me the ACPI tables from a native startup, see post #351 and #352

The acpi tables are fine. Is the issue the HDMI audio ssdt did not work?

 

[Java_Lava]

Yes exactly, but this rig is of a friend mine, then him will continue this thread more later


Now I needs your better suggestion for my new hackintosh but is topic for another thread


Thanks by your invaluable help

 

[Java_Lava]

Hello Toleda


I moved to Haswell and the configuration of my rig is


CPU: i7 4770k (no OC activated)
Motherboard: Gigabyte Z87M-D3H
Grafica: nVidia GTX650 ti and HD4600
Bios version: F9 (F10 is the last version but I can not install this because the file have checksum error)
Bootloader: Clover 2689
S.O: Mavericks 10.9.3


My idea is, activate the discret HDMI audio and the onboard HDMI audio working on 10.9.3


I am asking because the start of the guide says 10.9.2 support


Grettings