talked about WorkLoops within the IOKit framework: Interestingly at 29:35 he mentions that using the poll method is not recommended. Godfrey van der Linden Apple IOKit Architect WWDC My research showed me any SMBus event can potentially overload a low latency CoreAudio buffer. Maybe you can uncover something to the contrary. Please kindly offer a technical explanation as to how disabling Wifi increases audio performance.Ĭan you show any reproducible real world before/after data that show the effect of disabling Wifi on audio drop outs? Or any kind of audio performance?Here ya go, knock yourself out and read and learn. It is nearly impossible from Apple documentation to see what dependencies everything has at that level. These are not fixes, they are hacks, and as such, run risks of further corrupting your setup. As others have said, really understand what you are doing in disabling things at system level. If you are tracking then minimize cpu use of background tracks by freezing. If you aren’t tracking something real-time then increase your daw buffer. If you are using your DAW software, then close other programs, don’t just minimize them. If you don’t need WiFi on, turn it off for your session. There were other users reporting usb audio glitches while streaming from YouTube within Safari. I’d just make sure you are minimizing what applications are running. Extra software you’ve installed, your audio interface drivers, latency buffer settings (128 or less is really taxing against background processes).
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If the battery driver disable didn’t solve it, then it could any combination of things.
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Now I also did a clean install so that could be helping things too. I am on i9 32 GB MBP with latest High Sierra (both supplemental updates Apple released). Unless you are running identical setup our success rates will vary. Any idea why that would be thanks manI’m not sure what OS version or hardware you are running. My battery indicator doesn't show up so I know I disabled it right. I'm still getting dropouts and the same error HALS ioworkloop error message even after disabling AppleSmartBatteryManager.kext.
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