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After Catalina Update the speakers are broken

fisherking

fisherking

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did reboot? reset the smc? reset nvram? there's no practical reason the audio should be different. do you use any 3rd-party audio apps (like boom?)...
 
MacHead84

MacHead84

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fisherking said:
did reboot? reset the smc? reset nvram? there's no practical reason the audio should be different. do you use any 3rd-party audio apps (like boom?)...
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I do not use 3rd-party audio apps other then VLC to watch content.
I do have the sound problem watching youtube videos or mkv files
How can I reset smc or nvram? I did reboot already.
 
fisherking

fisherking

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are you having the issue in itunes as well? anyway:

reset nvram

reset smc

i suggest reading the info there first, then trying these things...

(EDIT: oops, meant 'music', not itunes... have to get used to that)
 
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MacDefender

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MacHead84 said:
After I installed Catalina and the updates my 2018 MacBook Pro 13" speakers sound terrible.
Does anybody else have a problem like this?
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I've got the same problem here on my unsupported MacPro 4.1
Everything is working just fine except the audio quality of the built in speaker. Sometimes it's ok for a minute but then again it's just cracking/producing noise. You can still hear music but it sound terrible. Haven't found a solution yet and hope that it's just a bug they will fix in the next update.
 
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