What I'd like to know is wether it is an issue related to the main board, or a simple speakers' and microphone replacement, will resolve the issueīelow I have attached the diagnostic result, and what's displayed in the output and input of sound settings. I have also run the apple hardware test tool and got the following error 4SNS/1/40000000: VDOR-18.108

plug and unplug an AUX cable in the jack 3.5mm port.

re-plugging the left and right speakers on the motherboard.

This mac has the OpenCore Legacy Patcher applied to it, but I do not think that it affected the sound in any way, as it was absent even before applying that.Īlso, things I have tried to do till now are the following: I use it to catch a stream from a radio station that’s online and also digitize LP’s and Cassettes for personal use. And while that satisfies my needs, I'd like to try and resolve the audio issues with this device. Windows 10, Audacity 3.2.2 I’ve been using Audacity for many years and see no reason to use anything else. The single way I can output/input any sound is by connecting a BlueTooth device to my mac. Everything's working well, except for one thing, there is not any audio output or input at all. You can also enable music mode during your active call or meeting.So, long story short, I recently bought an Early 2011 13' Macbook Pro.

Select Music mode to preserve your microphone's original sound when using your computer for audio, making virtual concerts or music lessons even better. You can also remove background speech and noise during your active call or meeting. Open the System Settings app in the Dock or from the Apple icon in the menu bar, then click Sound in the sidebar. Select Optimize for all voices to remove background noise and enhance all voices nearby. You can also remove background speech and noise during your active call or meeting. Select Optimize for my voice to remove background speech and noise when you're in a noisy environment where others are talking, such as a coffee shop. Go to Apple Menu System Preferences Sound Output You should see Internal Speakers as a device for sound output. You can also remove background noise during your active call or meeting. Select Noise removal to join your meetings and calls without worrying about background noise, such as keyboard typing and doorbells.

Check the Unmute temporarily by holding Spacebar check box so you can unmute yourself temporarily during a meeting.

The ringtone that you chose in Notifications > Calling is played. Choose the volume of the incoming call ringtone and message alert sounds.Ĭlick Test to test the volume level.Use one of our Cisco Headset 500 Series with the USB connector or Cisco Headset 730 with Bluetooth in your meetings and calls.

Macbook sound settings