[gambo]

I opened a webpage w/ realplayer plugin file and tried to save the song w/ audacity and the webpage went mute since then i have no audio on any webpages no matter what format (Quicktime realplayer audio, video etc.) I deleted audacity and still no sound from the web .. i tried differnt differnt browsers i already had instaled ( safari, camino and firefox) no of then play audio.. what can i do ? i deleted audacity please help !!!!!!

[gambo]

not only is it my browsers but quicktime and chess aswell!! some1 please help this is really getting frustrating

[poppa kristof]

Try this method. I lost audio for Office, Snapz Pro X and Flash animations and this worked for them.
Run Gargage Band
Save empty GB file to your Desktop
Quit Garage Band
Reboot.
Let us kno what happens.

[thiagofll]

Hello...The problem you are having has nothing to do with Audacity or any other programs. it is a glitch that the Intel Macs have. Here's what you have to do...Open Macintosh HD then go to Applications-> Utilities->Audio Midi Setup->Properties For (on the drop menu choose BUILT IN OUTPUT-> Audio Output on Format Choose 48000 HZ instead of 96000Hz, now try again, it should work...

[gambo]

Choose 48000 HZ instead of 96000Hz, now try again, it should work...

nope no luck it was set to 96000 thou

[gambo]

Thankyou as soon as i opened garageband my safari regained sound!!!!
i've been on the phone with apple care for hours did an archive and install none of it worked. I was actually on hold with apple care when i opened garageband. Apparently there sending me capturedata utility they want me to respond with the log ...

for the record audio MIDI --> audio deviices ----> format should be set at 44100.0 Hz

[]

Originally Posted by thiagofll

Hello...The problem you are having has nothing to do with Audacity or any other programs. it is a glitch that the Intel Macs have. Here's what you have to do...Open Macintosh HD then go to Applications-> Utilities->Audio Midi Setup->Properties For (on the drop menu choose BUILT IN OUTPUT-> Audio Output on Format Choose 48000 HZ instead of 96000Hz, now try again, it should work...

It's not a glitch with Intel Macs, it's something that can happen to ALL Macs. Basically if any program changes that setting (like Audacity) it can mess up the system audio.

[thiagofll]

Originally Posted by 

It's not a glitch with Intel Macs, it's something that can happen to ALL Macs. Basically if any program changes that setting (like Audacity) it can mess up the system audio.

First of all, there is no need to get all pissy about it, it was a comment. I used to have an iMac G5 and it never happened to it, also there is a lot of people experiencing the same problems with the new Intel Macs. As soon as I bought my Mac, I noticed that some website's audio weren't working, until I figured that the problem could have been in the MIDI Settings, so there it was...

[]

Who's getting pissy?