No HDMI Audio on 560ti Z77X-UD5H rig

[A_Sexy_Chilean]

Hello all,

So I just recently got my Hackintosh to work, and besides a few glitches I couldn't be happier. I ran the recent Multibeast 5.2 and was able to get audio out of one of the ports in the back of the mobo. However the way I have the computer set up, it is currently using my television as a monitor and I would much rather have the TV speakers in use. I know there are other methods, but I really would like to get the HDMI audio working. I see that there have been other posts regarding this topic, but I feel like I have yet to see a solution for my setup given that there is no DSDT for my mobo. Any help would be greatly appreciated!

 

[Matthorne]

Image attached, you might have to repair kext permissions and rebuild cache after. After reboot it'll be one of the 4 outputs in sound preferences.

Hope it helps

 

[toleda]

I really would like to get the HDMI audio working. I see that there have been other posts regarding this topic, but I feel like I have yet to see a solution for my setup given that there is no DSDT for my mobo.

Post move to correct Forum.
Every Intel computer has a dsdt. Steps:
1. [GUIDE] Creating your own DSDT for most boards
2. Mountain Lion HDMI Audio - AMI DSDT

 

[A_Sexy_Chilean]

Thank you two for the tips. I will try out the DSDT editor soon, but would like to exhaust any solution beforehand. Pardon my noob-ness but how exactly does one repair permission and rebuild cache? I did the multibeast install and see 4 audio options, but still no audio.

 

[Matthorne]

if you can see the four options theres not need to repair/rebuild but one of them should work, Its the second one for me. try one at a time though. Make sure volume on T.V. is up aswell.

 

[toleda]

Thank you two for the tips. I will try out the DSDT editor soon, but would like to exhaust any solution beforehand. Pardon my noob-ness but how exactly does one repair permission and rebuild cache? I did the multibeast install and see 4 audio options, but still no audio.

Matthorne's method installs Voodoo and removes AppleHDA.kext. To use the method I described, Voodoo must be removed. You have to decide which method you want installed.