This might've been covered here before, but I couldn't find it in a quick search.
Yesterday I "upgraded" to the latest version of Sonoma from the latest version of Ventura. The computer is a Mac Studio Max M2.
Now, audio peripherals connected to the rear USB-A ports don't work properly. Specifically, there is a constant clicking at about a 1 second repetition rate.
The same USB DAC worked perfectly since I bought this computer from a rear USB-A port. That is, until the upgrade. It's hard to believe that it's a hardware problem.
My workaround for now is to use one of the TB4 ports on the rear via a USB-C to USB-A cable.
Has anybody found a better way?
I've tried restarting coreaudio through terminal. Nada. Reboot - same. I know there's an issue with sleep in Energy Saver having to do with losing USB-A connectivity, but sleep is turned off.
Yesterday I "upgraded" to the latest version of Sonoma from the latest version of Ventura. The computer is a Mac Studio Max M2.
Now, audio peripherals connected to the rear USB-A ports don't work properly. Specifically, there is a constant clicking at about a 1 second repetition rate.
The same USB DAC worked perfectly since I bought this computer from a rear USB-A port. That is, until the upgrade. It's hard to believe that it's a hardware problem.
My workaround for now is to use one of the TB4 ports on the rear via a USB-C to USB-A cable.
Has anybody found a better way?
I've tried restarting coreaudio through terminal. Nada. Reboot - same. I know there's an issue with sleep in Energy Saver having to do with losing USB-A connectivity, but sleep is turned off.
