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Coreaudiod(not responding) | Mac Support
https://macosx.com/threads/coreaudiod-not-responding.306541/
Whenever I check Activity Monitor, coreaudiod( not responding) appears in red text. Any reason for concern? Any way to remedy this? I tried deleting its p.list but this issue continues. macBook Pro Intel core 2 duo w/OS 10.5.6
coreaudiod (Not Responding) - Avid Pro Audio Community
https://duc.avid.com/showthread.php?t=416859&goto=nextnewest
I'm seeing coreaudiod (Not Responding) in the activity monitor when the Carbon is connected. Sound still seems to be coming out of the Carbon though..... MacOS 10.15.7, Mac Pro 7.1, 16-core, 48GB RAM. PT is version 2021.6.0. Carbon firmware is 1.0.1.2106111846A Happens whether PT is running or not.
No audio, coreaudiod not running on MB Air - Apple Community
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/8465706
Question: Q: No audio, coreaudiod not running on MB Air I'm trying to get the audio working on an Air running MacOS10.12. No sound through either headphones or internal speakers although System Preferences recognizes when the headphones are plugged in and shows internal speakers under output when no headphones connected.
coreaudiod (not responding) | MacRumors Forums
https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/coreaudiod-not-responding.163902/
coreaudiod (not responding) Thread starter PBG4; Start date Nov 27, 2005; Sort by reaction score ... is it hardware problem? or something in my os x is faulty? thanks in advance! mad jew Moderator emeritus. Apr 3, 2004 32,191 6 ... Are you having actual audio problems or just seeing that "not responding" note? Comment P. PBG4 macrumors member ...
Coreaudio issues High Sierra | Apple Developer Forums
https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/86582
So, in summary: My late 2013 MacBook Air has zero issues from the first Beta onwards (at least with audio). Mid 2011 has not had Audi I/O devices since the start. - Formatted and rolled back to Sierra, audio comes back. - Waited until a later release of Beta, clean installed, no audio I/O. - Multiple PMU/PRAM resets, nothing.
How to fix coreaudiod 100% CPU usage – LucaTNT's
https://lucatnt.com/2013/05/how-to-fix-coreaudiod-100-cpu-usage/
Through Activity monitor, I found the cause for this: coreaudiod was using 100% of my CPU. And force quit did not help. Core Audio is the framework that manages audio on OS X, and it’s awesome, except when it suddenly decides to go crazy and suck all my CPU. After some googling, I found this post by Axel Jensen, and it literally saved my day.
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