The options in Midi Setup merely let you do the equivalent of SACD or DVD-A. not sure about CDs, which makes sense since they're redundant, you can play the same files from your computer. Last I checked I thought Steve Jobs actually liked vinyl. Also, when I connect to my Yamaha Surround Sound it goes up to 192k. The new computers go up to 96k, both in hardware and software. I'm not sure if this thread is now outdated, but if you go into Audio MIDI Setup (separate app) you can select whatever resolution you want, except maybe DSD/bitstream. Is there any way this hdaudio/osx thing is just an oversight and will be fixed in the not to distant future ? Apple never fails to confound me ! I know I can buy a mini and a copy of Windows and make this work under bootcamp, but doesnt that kind of defeat the purpose ? Seriously, the last thing I wanted to do was buy a Windows box, but at this point it looks as though that is what I'll have to do. Does anyone know why ? Is this an oversight or is this due to some DRM agreement between Apple and the greedy Hollywood moguls ?
Its not the hardware (since hd audio works under bootcamp), but the os itself. I have a fairly extensive HT setup so I really want the hd audio capabilities.Īfter several days of inverstigating, I now understand that osx will not permit this.
I just had to confirm that I would be able to pass the hd audio. My plan was to use Makemkv to rip my blurays and then use Plex to play them.
#AURORA BLU RAY PLAYER NO AUDIO MAC OSX#
I was one phone call away from ordering a new mac mini to serve as a mac osx HTPC, mainly to take the place of my failing bluray changer.
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