Headphone Problem after sleep for while

[m4salah]

can anyone confirm this issue. i have a problem with Headphone sound after sleep or turn down the screen for about 15 minutes after that the sound is horrible in the Headphone it's noisy and low not normal. note: built in sound works just fine in any state anyone faced this issue or issue like it, i would appreciate the help.

[m4salah]

note: i use clover v5104

[AutinMitra]

I had this problem earlier, using Clover. I haven't had time to test with OpenCore (laptop is currently being serviced), but I believe that I had to use CodecCommander to fix it, but I had to run a script on every wakeup (I'll try to dig up what I actually did once my laptop is unbricked).

Also, switching layout-id to another valid one may fix the issue, but I wouldn't bet on it.

[m4salah]

@AutinMitra whatever solution i'll accept it comment your solution as soon as you get the laptop, i use layout-id 11 and it works for me i had also CodecCommander but still same, if get the script i will appreciate it, Thanks man.

[tylernguyen]

@mohamedspicer Try using OpenCore EFI, my Clover folder has not been updated for a while. And just as @AutinMitra said, switching to a different layout may also fix the problem.

[m4salah]

@tylernguyen i don't know what's wrong with opencore EFI folder but it gives me a big apple logo in the middle of the screen and nothing happened, beside that i updated everything in clover file.

[AutinMitra]

@mohamedspicer This is not the script I use, but I think it'll do the job. ALCPlugFix

If it doesn't work, let me know

[m4salah]

@AutinMitra i do some research and found this https://github.com/chris1111/VoodooHDA-2.9.2-Clover-V15 i installed it and add this kext https://sourceforge.net/projects/voodoohda/files/latest/download and also install ALCPlugFix and it works but i don't now which of them solve it

[AutinMitra]

@mohamedspicer If it works, it works, but VoodooHDA is known to be worse than AppleALC due to issues such as reduced audio/mic quality, and non-working components (mic). I'd recommend reverting from VoodooHDA and try using ALCPlugFix, but if you are fine with the current audio quality feel free to close the issue.

[tylernguyen]

@mohamedspicer Just as stated above, I recommend switching back to AppleALC if you can. In addition, I just added a modified ALCPlugFix for the x1c6 so I would I recommend you give it a try.

[m4salah]

@mohamedspicer Just as stated above, I recommend switching back to AppleALC if you can. In addition, I just added a modified ALCPlugFix for the x1c6 so I would I recommend you give it a try.

hey @tylernguyen a would appreciate it but mine is ALC257 with layout-id 11 and what is the hda-verb number for mine, i took your ALCPlugFix and waiting to know the hda-verb number for mine in your fixAudio() function

[m4salah]

@tylernguyen Thank you man your modified ALCPlugFix work without editing any thing :D

[tylernguyen]

@mohamedspicer To edit the fixAudio function, use Hackintool and compare your audio pin config with mine. Though it has worked for your machine, I recommend that you double check the fixAudio function with your pin config anyway.

[m4salah]

@tylernguyen where is the scetion in Hackintool that i can find Pin Config i just looked in every section and i can't find it

[tylernguyen]

@mohamedspicer See "Pin Configuration" under the Sound section. Compare it to my settings, see https://github.com/tylernguyen/x1c6-hackintosh/blob/master/docs/references/alc285_pin.png

Also, make sure that you're on the latest version of Hackintool

[m4salah]

@tylernguyen it's the same to yours so i'll use it as it's, Thank u