mine does this on ppc mini very infrequently...the next time it occurs i plan to think about writing a script to set this when is boots or wakes up..just to make sure...this and the powermate goes away.. :-)
Guys,
I got my Mini working last night, but i'm having an odd audio issue. When the Mini goes to sleep (either from the P1900 or manually) the audio is routed to the internal speaker until I disconnect the line from the headphone jack and reconnect it. The line is connected (via spliters) to my 3 AMPs which are using the delay line from the P1900 to turn them on. As I mentioned, this happens when I manualy (either the button or the Apple Menu option) sleep the system in which case the AMPs stay powered.
I watch the Output tab of the Audio Sys Pref and found that before I put it to sleep it has Line Out selected. When it wakes back up, Internal Speaker is selected and there is no line-out option. When I disconnect the line and reconnect it, Internal Speaker is replaced by Line Out and the audio starts working.
I connected up my Sonica Theater and used it's headphone port for line out, and it seems to be remembering that it is there and stays selected through sleeps.
Anyone else seen this issue and know how fix it?
Thanks,
-dave
mine does this on ppc mini very infrequently...the next time it occurs i plan to think about writing a script to set this when is boots or wakes up..just to make sure...this and the powermate goes away.. :-)
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rgds, raceer
It does it every time for meOriginally Posted by raceer
I thought about a quick script, but the Line Out option isn't even there until I removed the line and plugged it back in.
Thanks for letting me know that it's not just me.
Wonder how Apple Care will respond to "So, i'm having this strange issue when my Mini goes to sleep in my car..."![]()
-dave
Does it do it when the mini is plugged in in the house or just in the car? Mine has never done that in the house and I hope it doesnt start when I move it to the car that would suck.
Don't know. I never connected anything up to it inside and I don't think I want to disconnect everything (kind of a pita to hook it all back up again)Originally Posted by skippy911
-dave
hehe so your the opposite of me thus far, ive never hooked it in the car and only in the houseI want to get everything perfect then xfer it to the car.
It's a Mac, so it's already perfectOriginally Posted by skippy911
-dave
same philosophy i'll be tryingOriginally Posted by skippy911
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Yah but then add windows in there for gps and why the heck not through a frontend on the windows side, and youve got quite a bit to work outOriginally Posted by iamgnat
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GPS = Google Maps + PrinterOriginally Posted by skippy911
Frontend = FrontRow + FrontRow Remote (at least for now)
Works for me
-dave
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