No sound out after wake up in Mavericks

Same issue for me to mac book air (mid 2013), clean install and all sugestions above dident fix it for me. So Apple need to look in to this and make a update...

This has been an issue since 10.8.5 update for many people. These apple scumbags have not addressed this issue in the 10.9 update or the mavericks update. They've been slacking over there since they don't have Steve busting their chops anymore

I'm having the same problem as everyone else.

MacBook Pro

15-inch, Mid 2009

Processor 2.8 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo

Graphics NVIDIA GeForce 9600M GT 512 MB

Clean install of Mavericks, from USB stick.

I've been using it for a couple days without any issues, then today after putting it to sleep with speakers plugged into audio port, it won't make any sound. What's the best way to report this bug so their engineers see it?

Same problem here

Mid 2013 MBA 13" i5 128SSD

After sleep I have no sound.

All sound controls work fine but no audio is heard.

Only a reboot -momentarily- fixes the problem until next sleep

This started happening after Mavericks was installed

Same issue since Mavericks (Macbook AIr 13" mid 2013)

This is really annoying... any solution so far??

I have also same problem

Mid 2013 MBA 13" i5 128SSD

So I just spoke with Apple support

They never heard of this problem.

Did SMC reset etc..

I am now doing some long term testing
1) create a new user account and see if the problme is user settings related

2) Do a safeboot and see if it happens after safeboot

3) Kill coreaudiod if it happens again

Will report back

update:

Audio just failed again.
Tried quitting coreaudiod

It made no difference, stil no audio

I have testad also all of that results in no audio after sleep any way... Strange that apple dont seem to know this, maybe they need to read the forum more often..

Not a solution, but a workaround to avoid restarting 5x per day to get audio output back:

Check "Prevent computer from sleeping automatically...." in the "Energy Saver" preferences.

Well I pointed out this article to them and that it might just be more than just me;

http://thenextweb.com/apple/2013/11/02/macbook-owners-reporting-audio-sleep-mave ricks/

Not interested. Can't blame them though they're just doing their jobsworth.

Apple please fix this in an update or something. It happened to me rarely at first and now everytime I open the MBA up it's quiet. Restarting doesn't take too long which is nice, but this is broken.

Update from my conversation with Apple support: It is solved for me!

1) Apple support has indeed read this thread after I pointed it out and we discussed the different scenarios described, so Kudos to Mike at Apple support for taking serious intrest.

2) We found out that in Maverick booting in protected mode (press and hold shift after poewr on) renders the audio locked (this was new to apple support but reproducable)

3) In my case we found out that it was a configuration problem by creating a new user account and logging in as that user and letting that sit for a few hours. The problem did not occur.

We then went and deleted the audio seetings:

Delet both files in HD->Library->Preferences->Audio -> (both .plist files in this folder)

(It is to be noted that the file com.apple.sound..... did not exist on my machine)

I rebooted with CTRL+SHIFT+P+R and after that the problem has not returned.

I have now had 12 hours of running without any problems including multiple sleeps on coffee breaks.problem

As Mike from Apple pointed out it looks like different people have differnt problems so this may not work for you, but it did work for me. Seems old audio configs were not updated during Mavericks install in my case.

same here on my MBA 2013, reboot fixes the problem but this is why i switched from a PC to a MAC so I wouldnt have to be rebooting my @&!%^ computer all the time!

Thanks Unidev,

I found deleting these files you mentioned (HD->Library->Preferences->Audio -> both .plist files in this folder) resolved my issue. Though as other people had mentioned doing the P+R key reset had wiped their Mac's I skipped this step, I simply rebooted.

I have now done multiple restores from sleep, head phones plugged and unplugged and I'm not seeing a repeat of the issue. Prior to deleting these files I was consistently having the issue everytime my Mac entered sleep.

Model: Mid-2013 MBA i7, 256GB SSD, 8GB RAM

Hope this helps others.

Cheers,

Sam