Hi Guys,
Can someone please advise how to fix this issue. Recently, my macOS Big Sur was updated to 11.4. Since then I am having problem with my DDJ1000. On Jog wheel, I get 'NO AUDIO DRIVER', moment I connect my Laptop to the Controller.
I have done following numerous time
a. Un-install Audio Driver
b. Re-Install Audio Driver as per Pioneer website, unfortunately I don't get any prompt in Security preference to Allow
I am at complete loss, running out of ideas. Hope someone can help me.
I've been trying to track this in 11.4, but it seems it's really only a problem with the background task.
If you open the DDJ-1000 Driver Version Display Utility it will change the jog message as it "wakes" the drivers. Normally that's done automatically if you have the monitor task running, but it looks like 11.4 might have broken it.
Either way, that's the work-around I'll recommend for you.
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Thanks for your suggestion.
I have noticed one more thing. When I restart my laptop and open Rekordbox, I can't see DDJ1000 in Audio Output. I have to click on Driver and reinstall DDJ1000 and then it appears. Can you please advise on this.
See if it appears after the DDJ is connected and you launch the Version Display Utility.
I did following
a. Restarted my Laptop.
b. As expected, NO DRIVER ON JOG wheel appeared.
c. Launched version display utility.
d. I can see the track loaded and display on Jig Wheel.
e. However, when I play music, sound is outputted from Laptop speaker.
d. If I go to preference, then Audio. DDJ1000 is not listed.
e. I had to click on Driver, install the DDJ1000 package and then it appears in in the drop down.
Can this be resolved?
Ronald, I'll ask you to please file an inquiry ticket here and our support team will gather some additional information to assist you in resolving this issue.
I have exactly the same problem...
Both with my DDJ-1000srt & XDJ-XZ.
I'm also on MacOS 11.4 (16" 2019 MBP)
@MR.SHAKE > If you open the DDJ-1000 Driver Version Display Utility it will change the jog message as it "wakes" the drivers.
Doesn't work for me.
I need to keep reinstalling the driver everytime I restart my Mac.
Sorry to hear that, please file an inquiry ticket here and our support team will gather some additional information to assist you in resolving this issue.