- #HACKINTOSH SOUND DRIVERS MAC OS X#
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- #HACKINTOSH SOUND DRIVERS UPDATE#
I think I'm MUCH better off with the Universal Audio stuff. But sometimes it needed the USB/TB jolt - too flakey. He was concerned someone told me it wouldn't work. So once this USB/TB trick worked, vwahlah, it was working on the 2017 MBP as well. Once working I told the guy about my previous call and he said no, it should work. I called Antelope support again and got it working by plugging in TB and USB at the same time.
#HACKINTOSH SOUND DRIVERS MAC OS X#
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#HACKINTOSH SOUND DRIVERS INSTALL#
My very first call to Antelope support said it wouldn't work with the 2017 MacBook Pro so I used my son's that has legit TB2 ports and still had issues. Hackintosh Sound Blaster Drivers Hackintosh Install From Windows AppleHDA Realtek Audio v2 Guide Desktop/Realtek ALC codecs: 885, 887, 888, 889, 892, 898, 1150, 12 on board audio with layouts 1, 2 or 3 and NUC/BRIX codecs: 269/layout 10 and 283/layout 1 only. Saw a lot of horror stories about the Orion stuff in my researching getting it to work. The Orion 32+ was flakey with my 2017 MacBook Pro (4 USB/C ports) as well, so I wasn't really sorry to see it go. I returned it and replaced it with two UA Apollo 16s - worked right out of the box.Īll Thunderbolt connections I'm referring to are Thunderbolt 3 (USB/C Connector) using an Apple Thunderbolt 3 to Thunderbolt 2/1 adapter. The Antelope Orion 32+ via Thunderbolt was only detected (System Pref and Pro Tools) and configurable (Orion Launcher) but passed no audio. and install the Audio drivers, reboot again. Thought I would keep this thread updated if someone finds this in Googling as I did. XPS 15 9560/Precision 55520 FIX for Lag/Stuttering on Kaby Lake. Still, I found out the Thunderbolt 2 controller on the motherboard I bought is the same as the one on the 5k iMac (Intel DSL5520), so I think I'm in good shape for getting it work under hackintosh. UAD does not have any Windows Thunderbolt drivers, just mac/OS X. Yes, I picked my hardware based on that Buyer's Guide, as well as lots of research/googling. My plan when the funds are available is to build a TB enabled hackintosh and utilize 2 MOTU 16As for 32 HD I/O costing $3000. If the UAD devices work on PC hardware, there isn't any reason why they wouldn't work on a hackintosh.
#HACKINTOSH SOUND DRIVERS UPDATE#
having to reset each update - I don't have to do that. I think one of the things that helps is that I'm using external sound cards as audio seems to be the biggest issue with hackintoshes. I bought the "right" hardware August 2012 and installed the current OS X at that time and have gone through updates/upgrades via App Store throughout and unless you looked at the case, you wouldn't know it isn't a Mac Pro.
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