Sound stuttering after Mountain Lion install

I believe in Apple! They'll fix it.

be optimistic

that's really useful pepper. Thanks ;-D

I already have ubuntu running on mine, but I'd like to get the MacOS back. I could always go to Microsoft for an OS too, you know . . .

Ich bin vollkommen deiner Meinung! Ich hatte bisher nie Probleme mit Apple, und das nun schon seit einigen Jahren! Ich finde es zwar blöd, was jetzt mit meinem iMac passiert ist, aber ich denke, dass Apple das wieder hinbekommt.

Windows ist keine alternative…und für mich als iOS Entwickler bin ich auf Xcode angewiesen - und somit auf Mac Os

Frederik - before you believe too much, please keep in mind that Apple borked the graphics drivers on my 2007 iMac when 10.6.3 was released (in March, 2010!) and still hasn't acknowledged or fixed it. I have to manually install the 10.6.2 drivers every time there is an OS update.

https://discussions.apple.com/thread/2384136?start=1215&tstart=0

Sometimes they don't fix anything . . .

Hi, I spent about an hour on the phone with an Apple tech the other day and I posted the results at: https://discussions.apple.com/thread/4313421?answerId=19668032022#19668032022

Essentially, because I have migrated across many platforms and mac machines, there were a lot of third-party compnents in my Quicktime Library that were causing the stuttering. I was even getting this in iTunes. Anyway, my problem was solved via Apple techs. Hope you find it useful. Good luck.

We've already had this posted on here, and as I already said, this is not just an issue with quicktime, it is a system wide problem; I am affected on netflix for example.

wait…macmadam said: "I was even getting this in iTunes"

so I gave It a try…but it did not work 😟

same stuttering in eyeTV.

I got an answer of eyeTV support, they want additional information. So let's hope they have a solution

I still see it as an alternative for iOS/Mac Developers. Just squeeze this lame OS to a secondary minimum size partition just for the sake of firmware updates and developing iOS stuff, when you need. Use an OS that works and is seriously supported for the rest.

You may have never had any problems with Apple stuff, but the time has come anyway. As for all those people lost in forums that can be seen throughout the years.

One thing that is coming out of the back of this is my annoyance that I no longer trust an Apple product. My first iMac, my MacBook, my current iMac running Lion, my iPhone's and iPods have all worked flawlessly, but releasing an operating system, not just an app, but an operating system that shafts you and affects your business is causing some serious questions for me.

Had a stack of work to complete this afternoon, instead I spent it watching my mouse lag across the screen then freeze on numerous occasions before crashing.

The problem is already around 10.6.5 and there is still no solution..

I'm stuck with the same Problem.

I think you have already heard aboutthe new iOS Maps. I see nothing trustworthy in this kind of behavior.

Honestly, I think I'll give it to 10.8.3 -- 3rd time lucky, who knows? If it isn't sorted by then, I'm going straight to Digg, Reddit and the utterly merciless Register. It's going to be nigh on impossible for Apple to pretend the problem doesn't exist then.

I think the lesson I'm taking away from this sorry episode is to ignore 10.9 until it is documented as being stable.

Do you think exchanging the sound card could solve the problem?

There is now a new Apple Store very close to me, so I could bring my iMac to the Genius Bar...

I don't know about you, but I refuse to pay money to fix this problem when it cost me £13.99 to buy the software which caused the problem.

Well, my iMac is 9 month old -> Apple Care?