No Audio Devices - Realtek ALC AppleHDA [Guide]

[nununu]

my Audio ALC889/5.1 surround is working now.
only two (very minor), perhaps related points I probably have to live with:
1. I have to increase the volume when using MacOS, i.e. after starting back into Win7 it is way too loud, so I have to reduce the volume; I guess there is a way to increase the sensitivity of the Mac system, so I won't have to adjust the volume each time.
2. there seems to be an initial noise only on the mac/hackintosh system, when starting the Mac audio, i.e. when starting a youtube video or tv movie with sound - but not when starting with win7 (differend starting disk).

 

[toleda]

guess there is a way to increase the sensitivity of the Mac system,

Current Realtek codecs are not native. The Windows/Realtek drivers set values AppleHDA does not access. Set volume of each audio device with Audio MIDI Setup. Otherwise, cold restart is required for each macOS boot.

initial noise only on the mac/hackintosh system, when starting the Mac audio

Search: mac anti pop

 

[toleda]

no audio devices found, no audio.

1220 Beta:
ALC1220/device_id: 0x1168 working
ALC1220/device_id: 0x1220 working

Edit: 3/30/17

 

[neurodruid]

Problem Report

1. No audio. "No output devices found"
2. 10.12.3/ASRock Z170 Pro4S/P3.50/Core i5-6600K/GTX 970
3. Procedure/Guide Used
   • MultiBeast
   • √ ALC892
   • √ 100 Series Audio
4. Audio/ALC Injection
   • attached audio_codecdetect.command.txt
5. Copy of IOReg
   • attached godbox.ioreg
6. attached AppleHDA.kext
7. n/a
8. nothing found in system.log: more description of this step may be helpful
9. Screen shots:
   1. DPCIManager marked as malware
   2. attached sysinf_audio.png
10. n/a
11. n/a
12. Clover
    1. attached config.plist
    2. n/a
    3. n/a
    4. n/a

Thanks in advance for any advice.
Paul

 

[toleda]

No output devices found

Attach Clover boot log.

 

[neurodruid]

Attach Clover boot log.

Attached bootlog.log.txt.

Nothing jumps out at me, but I probably don't know what to look for...

 

[toleda]

Attached bootlog.log.txt

Run MultiBeast again, same selections.
Reply with new files.

 

[neurodruid]

Run MultiBeast again, same selections.

Well, re-running MultiBeast seems to have fixed it. Audio works normally now. Thank you.

Attaching the files for completeness, but I think I am done here. Was there anything you saw in the original files that suggested re-running MultiBeast, or is that a general troubleshooting approach?

Just trying to learn to fish for myself. Thanks again for supporting me.

Paul

 

[toleda]

Was there anything you saw in the original files that suggested re-running MultiBeast

Everything was correct. There is an occasional issue with the MultiBeast/100 Series patch; no known fix at this time.

 

[toleda]

until this audio chip will be covered

Working.
See Realtek ALC AppleHDA/Post #1/I. AppleHDA Realtek Scripts/4. cloverALC/Beta