Hi Cheryl, MacFixIt reports that some users who went through the upgrade are having problems with audio output. Do you still have sound output devices showing when you go to your sound preferences panel? If your devices do show up correctly in your System Preferences sound input and output panels, can you try going to the Audio Midi Setup under the Utilities folder in your Applications directory and check that the Audio Output format is set to 44100.0Hz and 2ch-16bit? That fixed things for some users with problems.
There are also some general-purpose workarounds that they supply for problem upgrades. This includes re-applying the upgrade using the current 10.4.4 combo updater in instances where previous incremental updates may have left problem files that were not replace in the adjacent (version-to-version) updates. You can read about current sound problem reports at http://www.macfixit.com/ The general-purpose workarounds are covered in yesterday's page. A search on "workarounds" will take you to the link for that discussion. Once there, a search on "re-apply" will take you to the description about re-applying the combo updater and give you the link to get it. Hope this helps. Esther On Friday, January 13, 2006, at 05:33AM, Cheryl Homiak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >I plugged the radioshark into my daughter's computer, which had not >yet been upgraded. No busy signals. I upgraded macosx and restarted. >sure enough, "busy, no longer busy" all over the place. I have no >idea what was changed but I'm sure not happy. > >-- >Cheryl >"Where your treasure is, >there will your heart be also". > > > > >
