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Originally posted by Tux:
Well you pointed out may good points no i havent looked at the logitech page(im a little thick headed somtimes) but anyway im running 10.1.2 tell you the truth i dunno what model # they are or anything i got them from a friend for free so, well you know(imma lazy fuck sometimes). Also they arent usb they are through the speaker jack, and the only thing i havent updated is to 10.1.3 becuase i did before and had a few problems. So i decided to stick with 10.1.2 for now...
Thanks...
That is strange, if they are conected to the speaker jack and work only before you put the computer to sleep, something wierd is going on. Check to see that the mac is not muting itself
(sound's wierd but have seen it happen).
One more thing, plug in some headphones, sleep your comp, and see if the same happens. If it doesn't, then I don't think its your computer.
I don't think it's the computer because the speaker jack is indipendent of software, and unless the soundcard is being turned off somehow (which I doubt), it wouldent be doing that. The speaker jack is at the end of the line, it's a simple split between the computer speaker and the jack, totaly separete from the hardware or software components of sound processing.
Does the system still have sound when the speakers are unpluged after you sleep the system?
Try another set of speakers and see if they work. My suspicion is that there is some hardware or compatability issue with the logitech speakers.
Also...
Here is a tip to help your OS X experiance. Do you have classic installed on the same partition as X? If so I would suggest you partition your drive and give 5 gig's to classic and the rest to OS X. You will notice a total perforamance increes! I wish I had done it when I baught my comp. the first day. It also seems to stop any buggyness from cropping up, seeing as how when the two are on the same partition Classic files and OS X files tend to get jumbled up. I wouldent be surprised if this somehow remedied your speaker problem.
One final note, does the same behavior with the speakers exibit itself when you are booted into classic mode?