Re: My Apple Mac air internal sound is not coming help me...
In the dock there is a square with a gear in it, system prefrences, select it and on the ight end of the second line is sound, select this and select internal speakers
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Your keyboard top case is fu.ked. Replace the top case keyboard and your sound will come back. Have the Apple dorks do it if your still under the 1 year standard warranty or 3 years if you bought the extended warranty.
That error code means your HDD is dead.. It may be corrupt; it's unusable. You will need a new SATA HDD.
Source: Google and my experience with that error in my Macbook Pro.
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Is there a red light coming from the headphone jack? That means that the Mac thinks the headphones are still there. Plug in and then remove a couple of times.
That should do it.
Jon
It sounds like your sound is muted (SONIDA MUDA). Hopefully you can understand these instructions in english. My espanol es limitado.
Primero: SYSTEM PREFERENCES
SEGUNDO: SOUND then turn on internal speakers.
If that does not work, try spraying compressed air into the EARPHONE JACK. This will reset it back to internal. Sometimes small objects get stuck in the earphone jack and trick the computer into thinking that you have earphones plugged in all the time. I hope this helps you!
This is a known issue with some of the Macbook Airs - you should bring the machine to an Apple store, or open a case at apple.com They may be able to repair/replace at no cost, depending on how old the machine is. Hope this helps, and good luck! For audio expertise and great AA recordings come over to my website at www.rexark.com
Hello,
Mac come with builtin Sound Recording Service.
You need to follow these steps to record sound through your microphone.
Click the Apple menu and select Control Panels; select Monitors & Sound
Click the Sound icon.
Under Sound Monitoring Source, select one of the seven input sources (where the sound will come from): Built-in Mic, External Mic, Sound In, Expansion Bay, CD, Zoomed Video, Internal Modem, RCA In, DAV Analog In, or PC Card. Some systems may not have all choices.
Choose Sound Output Quality: 11.025, 22.050 or 44.100 KHz. Some systems may not have all choices.
Click the Apple menu and select Simple Sound.
Click the File menu and select New. You're presented with a window set up like the controls on a tape recorder.
Click the Record button and start your sound (either speaking or singing into a microphone, or playing your CD, or whatever).
Click the Stop button when you're finished. You can click Play to check what you recorded.
Click Save. You're presented with a Save dialog box in which you can name the sound file and place it in whatever folder you like.
You are done. If SimpleSound isn't in the Apple menu, search for it with Sherlock (press Command-F). To play the new sound file later, just double-click its icon to open SimpleSound.
For further help please visit http://www.ehow.com/how_6538_record-sound-mac.html
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Regards,
Rashid.
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