John,

I had the same issue on my Mac and it turned out to be RF getting into the USB 
controller via the external rig controller/sound card. I fixed my issue by 
putting a bunch of mix 31 ferrites on my feed line. I did the research at 
fair-rite.com<http://fair-rite.com> and bought them from 
Newark.com<http://newark.com>.

I didn't see this issue with my prior MacBook Pro, so I can only assume that 
the newer ones are more RF sensitive.

Good luck!

On Apr 16, 2016, at 11:25, John Nelson 
<[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:

I have (another) Mac user running OSX 10.11 with an audio problem reported as 
follows:

-
I need some help with this problem that has crept up on my WSJT-X installation. 
 I'm using a Kenwood TS-590S with a Macbook Pro under system 10.11.5.  The 
issue I'm having is that in the middle of a QSO, the software switches from the 
radio USB sound I/O to the internal microphone and speakers.  I'm able to 
re-create this problem by just launching the software and hitting the TUNE 
button 2 or 3 times in a row.  The only way to recover is either re-select the 
USB Audio CODEC on both input and output or re-launch the program.

He adds:  "There are documented issues with USB audio devices in general and OS 
X 10.11 that
supposedly got resolved in 10.11.4.  Also worth pointing out that this happen 
on both JT-65 and WSPR modes."
-
An earlier report was with an Icom rig.   Bill has mentioned that these 
problems as probably OSX 10.11 related.   I run OSX 10.11 and have not seen 
this problem and cannot provoke it.

I have suggested using a ferrite core on the USB line in case of RFI but 
without apparent success.  In any case, RF power is very low - 5 watts or less.

Has anyone any suggestions?  Are these reported elsewhere?

- John G4KLA
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