UtterDisbelief
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As per the title I've discovered that I now have some serious ghosting distortion recording via USB microphone. I am unable to upload a sample file directly here as the site doesn't allow this so I've put it on Box.net here -
https://app.box.com/s/r3srlr2hoq9mczb7lkttuqd9nzd6jgq0
(Only 36k .m4a file)
Audio in and out works after the upgrade, so it's not a case of devices not showing or attached. System reports everything is fine. Output is as before - no problems.
I've tried two different USB microphones and my USB Webcam but the results are the same.
I can run reports if that helps (which ones would help specifically?) but wondered if this is a USB driver problem rather than audio?
Any ideas for a resolution appreciated.
Thanks
Edit: I've tried reverting the AppleHDA.kext to earlier Sierra versions, 276.26 and 278.23 (latest is 278.58) but this hasn't helped. It must be something else in the audio pipeline causing the problem.
https://app.box.com/s/r3srlr2hoq9mczb7lkttuqd9nzd6jgq0
(Only 36k .m4a file)
Audio in and out works after the upgrade, so it's not a case of devices not showing or attached. System reports everything is fine. Output is as before - no problems.
I've tried two different USB microphones and my USB Webcam but the results are the same.
I can run reports if that helps (which ones would help specifically?) but wondered if this is a USB driver problem rather than audio?
Any ideas for a resolution appreciated.
Thanks
Edit: I've tried reverting the AppleHDA.kext to earlier Sierra versions, 276.26 and 278.23 (latest is 278.58) but this hasn't helped. It must be something else in the audio pipeline causing the problem.
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