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You can try a kext i've made available at first post, as usual set the layout-id to 0. Also remove all other audio related patches like voodoohda, applehdadisabler......

 

So far i know the layout-id does not matter for HDMI. If you have an internal graphics card, add the provided code to your DSDT.aml @_DSM method to device HDEF and IGPU, for an external card to GFX0 and HDAU.

"hda-gfx", 
 Buffer (0x0A)
 {
     "onboard-1"
 }

Thanks for your feedback on this.Can you please let me know the changes that you made to the kext (binary patches, Layout0 and platform modifications) so that i can replicate them on the latest applehda.kext (on 10.12) ?

As i mentioned, the kext that worked for me was the DP8 version attached at post 319 of this thread.

THank you in advance.

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Thank you for your help so far.

 

I installed everything I believe, set my audio id to 0, and I am only getting 2 channels. Should be getting 5.1.

 

I also can't control the volume slider from my keyboard or the sound menu.

 

I've included my Audio Information.

 

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Any ideas?

 

Thank you.

 

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wern apfel
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Thanks for your feedback on this.Can you please let me know the changes that you made to the kext (binary patches, Layout0 and platform modifications) so that i can replicate them on the latest applehda.kext (on 10.12) ?

As i mentioned, the kext that worked for me was the DP8 version attached at post 319 of this thread.

THank you in advance.

I don't think that the DP8 kext is different. Since some users are sharing this patch as their own work, i've decided to publish no more infos. Thanks for understanding.

Thank you for your help so far.

 

I installed everything I believe, set my audio id to 0, and I am only getting 2 channels. Should be getting 5.1.

 

I also can't control the volume slider from my keyboard or the sound menu.

 

I've included my Audio Information.

 

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Any ideas?

 

Thank you.

The screenshot shows me, that you are using voodoohda

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burtmakai
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Wern and others,

 

I uninstalled VoodooHDA.

 

I installed all the kexts in the AppleHDA.kext_6ch_no_fr_HP zip. I couldn't get the AppleHDA to execute.

 

Everything is in the library/extensions and system/library/extensions. I believe.

 

Nothing is appearing under Intel High Definition Audio.

 

What now?

 

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wern apfel
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Wern and others,

 

I uninstalled VoodooHDA.

 

I installed all the kexts in the AppleHDA.kext_6ch_no_fr_HP zip. I couldn't get the AppleHDA to execute.

 

Everything is in the library/extensions and system/library/extensions. I believe.

 

Nothing is appearing under Intel High Definition Audio.

 

What now?

 

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Totally wrong, remove the realtekALC.kext, and the 3 AppleHDA*.kexts, then install the kext you've downloaded with an kextutility to S/L/E. If you use a dsdt.aml or ssdt.aml, search for layout-id and change it to 0, see the code below. Or upload your dsdt.aml and i will change it for you.

"layout-id", 
                        Buffer (0x04)
                        {
                             0x00, 0x00, 0x00, 0x00
                        },
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Sorry for the noob questions but this is my first hackintosh.

 

I think I have everything up and running besides audio. I have some sound with speakers on max volume but its very quiet when it should be deafening!

 

I have a gigabyte z170x gaming 7 which needs Creative CA0132 as far as I know.

 

Previously I tried Voodoo but that doesn't seem to work properly. After finding this thread I am now trying to have audio working correctly following these instructions as best as I can understand. I think I have removed VoodooHDA but I still have Voodoo-hda settings loader in my launchpad. Any advice how to completely remove it?

 

Also I tried using putting the kext "AppleHDA.kext 6ch C/Sub no front HP.zip" from the first page into /System/Library/Extensions but I get error messages saying installed incorrectly for a bunch of files. I used Easykext to install (?) them and the copied into /S/L/E is this correct?

 

TL;DR can you please help me completely remove voodoo and get sound working at full volume and connected with the volume controller?

 

Thanks in advance and sorry for my vagueness as I am still trying to learn.

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I think I have removed VoodooHDA but I still have Voodoo-hda settings loader in my launchpad. Any advice how to completely remove it?

I think it doesn't matter if the settings-loader is there, remove it from the program folder. Also search for applehdadisabler and remove it.

 

I used Easykext to install (?) them and the copied into /S/L/E is this correct?

I don't know how easykext is working, but if that app does also repair permissions an rebuild the cache then it's ok. Only /S/L/E is correct.

 

I thought this is the easiest way to fix your audio. All you have to do is: outgoing from an untouched system, replace the AppleHDA.kext @/S/L/E and set the layout-id to 0 repair permissions and rebuild the cache, you can check the layout-id with system-profiler, see picture @ post #8 (Audio-ID: 0)

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From a fresh install, i drop applehda into easykext. It says it has rebuilt permissions and kext. I place it in S/L/E. Make sure id is 0. Reboot and nothing happens. Sound is greyed out with no output devices. Any help?

 

Do you use Sierra 10.12.1 ?, right now i've tested the kext @ Sierra and it doesn't work. It seems that i have to update those kexts.

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Ok assume i have a fresh install of sierra 10.12 help me get audio working in a step by step tutorial.

 

My set up is:

Motherboard: Gigabyte z170x Gaming 7

CPU: Intel core i7 6700k

Graphics: Gigabyte GTX 960 Gaming 1 4gb

Memory: G.Skill Ripjaws V Series F4-3200C16Q-32GVKB 32GB (4x8GB) DDR4

Storage: Corsair Force Series LE 240GB SSD

 

I have tried everything i can find. I have reinstalled over 30 times. I cant get audio working! Please help me!

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Hi wern apfel. Please can you post a 10.12.1 kext with the layout of post #319 ?

AppleHDA.kext_10.12.1_Alienware.zip

 

 

Ok assume i have a fresh install of sierra 10.12 help me get audio working in a step by step tutorial.

 

My set up is:

Motherboard: Gigabyte z170x Gaming 7

CPU: Intel core i7 6700k

Graphics: Gigabyte GTX 960 Gaming 1 4gb

Memory: G.Skill Ripjaws V Series F4-3200C16Q-32GVKB 32GB (4x8GB) DDR4

Storage: Corsair Force Series LE 240GB SSD

 

I have tried everything i can find. I have reinstalled over 30 times. I cant get audio working! Please help me!

I don't think that it makes any sense to install Sierra over and over again, the used method matters. Upload your DSDT.aml and SSDT.aml, also save your ioreg with ioregistryexplorer and attach it here.

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Well i tried the files and it didnt work. Tried some other kexts by others and it didnt work only booting in safe mode. Deleted the other kexts and restarted normally. And it works! Dont know what made it work but it does!! Thanks for all your help!

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Well i tried the files and it didnt work. Tried some other kexts by others and it didnt work only booting in safe mode. Deleted the other kexts and restarted normally. And it works! Dont know what made it work but it does!! Thanks for all your help!

I'm a bit confused, is it working now ?. Since you've tried a lot of patches, you have to shutdown your PC, switch off the power supply, and press the startup button. This way you will empty the caps and clear the DSP ram, then startup normally.

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Wern and Others, Thanks for all the support.

I was successful in getting the audio working but i need the headphone (Front Panel) and the volume slider to work

Currently I am on Line output and it works fine

 

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I am running a config as stated below
Please help me out people 
Config: 

BIOS Version - F8r (Gigabyte)
Motherboard: Gigabyte Gaming 7 (Z170 Chipset)
Audio Codec: Creative CA0132
Mac: Sierra 10.12.1
iMac (Retina 5K, 27-inch, Late 2015)
4.01 GHz Intel Core i7 (6700K)
32 GB 2132 MHz DDR4
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 960 2047 MB

Audio ID: 11

 

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I have attached the files i have used to get to this point + I am sharing the DSDT / SSDS / AppleHDA  / Apple ALC / Plist files

Link: https://www.mediafire.com/folder/c599rk28vhycm/MAC_Share 

Can you help me Wern ?

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Wern and Others, Thanks for all the support.

 

I was successful in getting the audio working but i need the headphone (Front Panel) and the volume slider to work

 

Currently I am on Line output and it works fine

 

Screen_Shot_2016_11_04_at_9_01_29_am.png

 

I am running a config as stated below

Please help me out people 

Config: 

 

BIOS Version - F8r (Gigabyte)

Motherboard: Gigabyte Gaming 7 (Z170 Chipset)

Audio Codec: Creative CA0132

Mac: Sierra 10.12.1

iMac (Retina 5K, 27-inch, Late 2015)

4.01 GHz Intel Core i7 (6700K)
32 GB 2132 MHz DDR4
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 960 2047 MB

Audio ID: 11

 

Screen_Shot_2016_11_04_at_8_29_34_am.png

 

I have attached the files i have used to get to this point + I am sharing the DSDT / SSDS / AppleHDA  / Apple ALC / Plist files

 

Link: https://www.mediafire.com/folder/c599rk28vhycm/MAC_Share 

 

Can you help me Wern ?

 

Thanks

 

The AppleALC.kext that you are using has resources from a poor copy of my kexts, which doesn't work properly, added by some users.

Here is a patched kext, which you should install to /S/L/E, also set your audio layout-id to 0.

 

AppleHDA.kext_10.12_front_HP.zip

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Yes, I have used both because nothing work for me...

 

It seems so easy but I do what you say and how I have indicated previously but not good results.

 

 

I do not know what to do..... Sierra has stuck me with the sound 

 

 

Thanks for you patient 

Since my patched kexts from 10.11 doesn't work anymore @Sierra, you can try the updated one: AppleHDA.kext_10.12_front_HP.zip

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