MultiBeast Audio Failure [Solved]

[Bluescity]

A silly question, if I run multibeast on my Sierra installation, do I have to select ALL of the options or just audio?

I don't think it's silly at all. I still don't understand this myself.

 

[toleda]

still don't understand this myself.

New install:
Install macOS
MultiBeast/All except audio
Restart
MultiBeast/Audio
Restart

Update:
Install Update
Restart
MultiBeast/Audio (if no audio)
Restart

 

[gameboy35]

Hello. I got the audio. But the front port is having a cracking sound below 50%
I don't know why is this happening.

 

[toleda]

front port is having a cracking sound below 50%

See No Sound - AppleHDA Realtek Audio/Post #1/Problem Reporting. Post to thread linked with requested files attached.
Off topic

 

[x6387]

Is there any uninstall script to start clear?

 

[toleda]

Is there any uninstall script to start clear?

See Post #1/Solution

 

[Armoured]

Great, this fix has my wired audio working for the first time since high sierra (been using bluetooth when needed).

Only oddity is that the sound preferences panel is showing up with Turkish in the names of the device outputs. Nowhere else in my system.

 

[toleda]

AppleHDA.kext is not native, restore.

 

[Armoured]

AppleHDA.kext is not native, restore.

I presume this needs to be extracted from a downloaded High Sierra?

[edit] Done, with a step or two in between. No more Turkish, thank you.

In case others are confused, for me sound output must be selected as internal speakers, even though it's line out from the back.

 

[toleda]

for me sound output must be selected as internal speakers, even though it's line out from the back.

Internal Speakers connects to Green (Front L/R)
1st Line Out connects to Orange (Center/Sub)
2nd Line Out connects to Black (Side L/R)
Non native hardware does not have an internal speaker or internal microphone