Mar 6, 2013 10:56 AM
Re: Mac OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion Audio Problems
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seems I can't post to this thread for some reason. http://line6.com/support/docs/DOC-2827
For me, the last driver was just fine - this one for no discernible reason just stops. No sound. Reboot necessary.
Had I been able to post on the other thread, we could have started some discussion.
Marking it one star for the bug report URL being 404 is pretty pointless in the overall scheme of things.
All I want to do now is revert to the old driver.
Simple? You'd think.
Getting nowhere. In the middle of a huge project & I'm wasting my time posting this in here instead of just finding some quick info.
Useless.
Bet this never gets a reply.
[I work part-time as a volunteer on IT customer support, so I know how irritating irate customers are - it's just my turn to irritate someone else.]
Anyway, found how to do it... so this is now relagated to just being a rant.
Would still be nice if the bug report was accessible.
Sorry you are having trouble, but it sounds like you were able to find how to install the previous driver. If you can, please try the latest 7.2.4 driver once again and let us know through a direct customer support ticket at the following link as we provide tech support through that channel now:
http://line6.com/support/tickets/add.html
Regards,
Line6Hugo
I still get a 404 on that add ticket URL.
Anyway, having tried drivers 7.1.9, 7.2.1, 7.2.3 & 7.2.4 - with both Mountain Lion & Snow Leo CoreAudio (as was suggested on another thread) I arrive at ...
... swapping CoreAudio does me no favours, it kills my internal speakers & doesn't change the L6 driver behaviour at all.
Any version since the ML fix (7.2.1, 7.2.3 & 7.2.4) suffers from the total cessation of all audio, UX meters dead, after anywhere from 5 minutes to an hour or more. Only a reboot will bring it back. I tried relaunching Cubase etc, no difference. Anything using the UX2 is silent, iTunes, anything. Internal speakers still work [when I'm not using the Snow CoreAudio]
7.1.9 is better for me overall. I get the occasional crackle, it seems to find it harder to keep playback smooth when the machine's under heavy load - but when it does, all I need to do is drop to the Finder & back to Cubase again. I have 'release ASIO driver in background' set. It's better than having to reboot.
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