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milbournosphere

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Mar 3, 2009
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So I have my '10 Pro setup with some Logitech speakers to use as audio out. I have gone into the preferences pane and set the sound to go through the speakers, rather than the internal speaker. All is well until I reboot the machine; the setting does not appear to be sticking after a restart. Any ideas?
 
Sorry for the bump on this, but I'm having the exact same problem on a 2006 Mac Pro. Any solutions?
 
Same here on a 2006. If I go into Sound Settings on Systems Preferences it starts working again. Weird.
 
Still haven't found a solution to this...does anybody out there have one? I'm only bumping because at least a few people besides me are having this problem. I know it's not the speakers. I just upgraded to a set of creatures, and I am still having the problem. Any ideas?
 
Hello,

Usual suspect: preference file not allowed to be properly saved. Have you guys repaired your permissions lately?

Loa
 
Problem solved. Here's what worked for me:

1) Trash your /Library/Preferences/Audio folder

2)
Code:
sudo mkdir /Library/Preferences/Audio/

3)
Code:
sudo chown -R _coreaudiod:admin /Library/Preferences/Audio/

This should trash and reset you audio preferences. Probably some issue from when I migrated my data over from my old box. Anyways, problem solved! Off to listen to some Pink Floyd. :) Thanks for all the help, as usual these forums are great.
 
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