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With audio never messing up with iTunes, it never occurred to me to drop my 96kHz setting to 48kHz to make the broken/incomplete AE for OSX work properly for non-passthrough audio streams. Amazingly, deciding to lower my Audio MIDI Setup settings to 48kHz actually fixed the problem that I had been experiencing since AE came into the picture. I knew it wasn't a hardware issue when iTunes was playing things flawlessly.
I'm hoping that this is something an OSX audio dev will be able fix.
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Interesting. I'll experiment with it. Have you an hdmi/optical setup ?
What problems were you experiencing previously.
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My link is optical from a mid-2010 Mac mini to a Samsung HT-Z510. I was able to perfectly play 2 movies with MP3 audio tracks after changing that setting. Before this change, any stream that wasn't passthrough would have seemingly random hiccups/dropouts of 1 or 2 seconds where no sound was produced while the movie kept playing. After that hiccup/dropout, audio would resume as if nothing was wrong (no sync loss).
