8 Feb 2021, 13:32
I updated from 6.1.1. to 7.1.1. and the Sound problems on Atari 800 games still persist. A high frequent noise superposes the game sound
Solved Still sound problems with Atari 5200 and 800 games
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Hello! Any news about this problem? Thanks
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@jorgemagana I recently b*mped the core and many audio related bugs should be fixed now. Please try it our as soon as the next update is available and let us know.
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@paradadf said in Still sound problems with Atari 5200 and 800 games:
@jorgemagana I recently b*mped the core and many audio related bugs should be fixed now. Please try it our as soon as the next update is available and let us know.
Thanks!
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@paradadf said in Still sound problems with Atari 5200 and 800 games:
@jorgemagana I recently b*mped the core and many audio related bugs should be fixed now. Please try it our as soon as the next update is available and let us know.
I'm also using RB 6.1.1 and have that noises that superpose the game's sound on Atari 800 games.
Is there already an update available?
When I check the system settings' update section it doesn't show me any updates available. -
@EternaX Update won't work from v6 to v7.
To get v7.1.1 you must make a fresh install on your uSD using Raspberry Pi Imager.
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@paradadf said in Still sound problems with Atari 5200 and 800 games:
@jorgemagana I recently b*mped the core and many audio related bugs should be fixed now. Please try it our as soon as the next update is available and let us know.
Sound problems are gone in 7.1.1, thanks!
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I updated from 6.1.1. to 7.1.1. and the Sound problems on Atari 800 games still persist. A high frequent noise superposes the game sound
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Recalbox 7.1.1
Raspberry Pi 2GBI can confirm the pitch noise plays on all games I've tried. No matter what (limited) options I change, the noise still plays.
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I've found a fix, in case someone needs a help with this issue as well.
Load a game, then press Select +B to bring up the Retroarch menu.
From there, press A and go to Configurations > Audio.
Now set the audio volume and mixer volume to -10.Hope it helps.
Regards,John.
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@clkgames thanx 4 your feedback
