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    • Substring
      Substring @levendis32 last edited by

      @levendis32 maybe you just turned it off ?
      What recalbox cersion do you have ? What board ?

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      • paradadf
        paradadf Staff last edited by

        I'd let it on AUTO. I've met some users which had audio issues because they specified HDMI. Maybe important... which controller you have? Ps4 pads have an integrated sound card which blocks HDMI audio.

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        • levendis32
          levendis32 Translator Banned last edited by

          SOLVED ...PS4 Controller conficts with sound from HDMI.So the only thing you have to do is to unplug the controller and restart Raspberry.

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          • levendis32
            levendis32 Translator Banned @paradadf last edited by

            @paradadf you are so right bro. Thanx

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            • ian57
              ian57 Staff last edited by

              @levendis32 @paradadf The best way is to blacklist the usb sound module see https://forum.recalbox.com/topic/5423/no-sound-recalbox-with-new-ps4-controller/5

              "UNIX is basically a simple operating system, but you have to be a genius to understand the simplicity." Dennis Ritchie

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                Substring last edited by

                I'd need a guinea pig to test forced sound devices order. Just need to pass 4 commands then reboot 🙂

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                • levendis32
                  levendis32 Translator Banned @ian57 last edited by

                  @ian57 kindly thank you for the reply but i dont know how to

                  mount -o remount, rw / , vi /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf ,
                  add blacklist snd-usb-audio ,  reboot .
                  

                  Where can I do all this ? : /

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                  • ian57
                    ian57 Staff last edited by

                    @levendis32 you need to make this through SSH or on the console after quitting EmulationStation with the F4 key. See https://github.com/recalbox/recalbox-os/wiki/Root-access-on-terminal-(EN) to know how to do this. After that just make the command :

                    mount -o remount, rw /
                    

                    to be able to modify the file in the ReadOnly filesystem

                    nano /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf
                    

                    to edit the right file
                    add the following line in the file :

                    blacklist snd-usb-audio
                    

                    save and reboot. That's all

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                      Substring @ian57 last edited by

                      @ian57 could you try forcing bcm2835 as index=0 rather than modifying snd-usb ?

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                      • ian57
                        ian57 Staff last edited by ian57

                        @Substring I made that last friday... you did not see my results? Works like a charm 😉

                        juste put :

                        options snd slots=snd_bcm2835
                        

                        in /etc/modprobe.d/alsa.conf, reboot and the first audio device will always be the one from the Raspberry Pi 🙂

                        "UNIX is basically a simple operating system, but you have to be a genius to understand the simplicity." Dennis Ritchie

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                          Substring @ian57 last edited by

                          @ian57 i love it. I remember index=-2 for snd-usb, but that is great news. Should make it by default in recalbox

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