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10.4.10 is out
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I have tested my MBP with the internal speakers and with external speakers turned all the way up....no popping but boy o boy does the speaker noise that the mac mnakes to tell you that you are adjusting the volume, make a lot of noise when turned all the way up!!!
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ok
bug #1 i guess
MY SCREEN IS COMPLETELY BLACK UPON RESTART!!! this is horribly sad now im using my old vaio laptop
it just wont turn on makes the beautiful mac noise but no screen at all and no noise when i click volume up and down so im assuming my HDD crashed or something
bug #1 i guess
MY SCREEN IS COMPLETELY BLACK UPON RESTART!!!
this is horribly sad now im using my old vaio laptop it just wont turn on
makes the beautiful mac noise but no screen at all and no noise when i click volume up and down so im assuming my HDD crashed or something - Joined
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You can turn off "Play feedback when volume is changed" in the Sound pref pane.
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same here on my iBook and my gf's PowerBook.
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Mine seems to have stopped doing the popping noise every 15 seconds, and rather just does it right before a sound is produced. It's like the audio jack turns itself off after a few seconds, then on again when it realizes it needs to make a sound. I wish it would just stay on...I hope apple does something about this soon...though since only a few of us have this problem, I'm worried.
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My G4 seems OK. Two restarts, and no clicks from the speakers.
The update bumped up my user's library folder by 0.01 gigabytes and the Users folder by 0.1 megabytes. It didn't change the size of the system folder.
Maybe the sound problem affects Intels. If the system folder is left untouched, it might be something as simple as a plist screwup.
The update bumped up my user's library folder by 0.01 gigabytes and the Users folder by 0.1 megabytes. It didn't change the size of the system folder.
Maybe the sound problem affects Intels. If the system folder is left untouched, it might be something as simple as a plist screwup.
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Mine seems to have stopped doing the popping noise every 15 seconds, and rather just does it right before a sound is produced. It's like the audio jack turns itself off after a few seconds, then on again when it realizes it needs to make a sound. I wish it would just stay on...I hope apple does something about this soon...though since only a few of us have this problem, I'm worried.
Yeah, weird.
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I'll wait for 10.4.10b2.1rc5 so the popping is fixed. I listen to music while I program... 18 hours of popping sounds would make me jump out the window. that's 4320 pops a day. Yikes.
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Well, it doesn't pop when music or anything noisy is playing. Only when something or something else decides no sound is playing, so the sound card can be turned off...resulting in a off-popping noise, and an on-popping noise when the system is emitting a sound.
Work-around for now (for me anyway) is to turn off the audible notifications in Adium...and I guess leave iTunes running.
Work-around for now (for me anyway) is to turn off the audible notifications in Adium...and I guess leave iTunes running.
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I'm with you!!
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just did it also... no popping sounds at all....all went well.
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ok
bug #1 i guess
MY SCREEN IS COMPLETELY BLACK UPON RESTART!!!
it just wont turn on
Try Resetting the PRAM and NVRAM (Open Firmware).
If that doesn't work, try Resetting MacBook and MacBook Pro System Management Controller (SMC).
Good luck. Let us know how it went.
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