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MacBook Air users face complexity with unbalanced volume settings

 Many MacBook owners complain that while watching videos on their MacBook volume will change randomly. My friend, who uses MacBook Air, writes:

“I have just purchased a new 2013 13in MacBook Air, and the volume seems to fluctuate by itself when I play back any videos.”

Another net user claim that the

“MacBook Air’s volume will only bounce around when the volume is near the middle and remains constant when the volume is very loud or very quiet. Another user has been able to confirm that the issue is also occurring with QuickTime and Chrome amongst other applications.”

I give a good news. Apple release software update to fix above problem. 

Apple software update link


--- cheers 
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