Apple has released a fix for an issue that caused the audio output on some of its StudioDisplay monitors to suddenly cut out or sound distorted.
Apple has released a software fix for an issue that was affecting the audio output on some of its new Studio Display monitors.
Responding to the situation, Apple on Thursday rolled out an updated version of the 15.5 firmware for its $1599 monitor. The tech company’s release notes list the firmware as 19F80, replacing 19F77. Text accompanying notification of the update reads simply: “Resolves an audio issue with Studio Display,” adding that it requires macOS Monterey 12.4 or later.
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