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 Disabling Power Mac G4 Start-up Sound, how too? |
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 dim. 20 juin 2004, 05:52
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live in a small apt, and usually am forced to do my audio werk in headphones most of the time so as to not disturb my flatmates. But whenever restarting my Power Mac g4 dual 1Ghz, it blasts that uber loud startup orchestral hit,,, you know the one?
*Bup Baaaaaaa!!!!*
How the hell do I safely disable just that hellishly LOUD racket from my macs internal sound card or whatever?
I DO have an M-audio delta series as my main audio card for all my music production, but also occassionally use the Mac's stock card for certain apps as well, so I do not what to totally disable that card,, Just somehow tweek the firmware or whatever that's responsible for that startup blast that's waking the dead.
any ideas on this one?
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mar. 29 juin 2004, 01:51
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This person, Snare. Well, what can I say? He deserves a medal, a write-up in a Mac magazine, a dozen kudos, a..... What a fantastic find! Thank you!!
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lun. 25 oct. 2004, 19:15
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I read how to solve this somewhere:
hold down the 'mute sound' key on start-up.
(next to the eject key).
That should kill the starting chime!
Pete
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jeu. 18 nov. 2004, 11:20
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QUOTE (ROBBO2003 @ Jun 22 2004, 03:42) Yes, this start-up sound is annoying, but not nearly as much as the "boink" sound heard when adjusting the main output volume in the control strip. I use Adaptec Toast and there is a bad one in there too. Can't find to "off" switch for any of 'em. (OS9).  In the latest issue of MacAddict #100 I found this: When I adjust the volume of my Mac with the volume keys on the keyboard, it makes a beep every time I press it. How do I shut it up? This is one of those little hidden key combos: Hold down the shift key while pressing the volume keys on the keyboard to silence the beeps. Alternatively, you can squelch volume-key feedback for good: Open System Preferences, click the Sound Effects tab and uncheck the box labeled Play Feedback When Volume Keys Are Pressed.[COLOR=blue] I thought it was a nice little edition 
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BING BING BLEEP ERRRRRRR[I]
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jeu. 18 nov. 2004, 15:39
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press the mute button, next time you start it up, no "Baaaaaaaa!"
-Fields
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