Bizarre je viens de tester chez moi sur mon odroid xu4 et je n ai aucun probleme avec le son

Tried various things with .conf files above after getting root (/) filesystem mounted as rw, but still unable to get things working.

Used retroarch directly after stopping emulationstation manually, i.e.
retroarch --menu --verbose ; customretroarch definitely being read-in including the following audio settings. have confirmed that audio_device is @ 0,1 and modified the audio_driver with alsa too.

retroarch --features compiled with ALSA as expected, nothing else valid to use:

audio_enable = "true"
audio_driver = "alsa"
audio_device = "hw:0,1"
audio_sync = "true"

simply getting an "failed to initialize audio" error from retroarch log:

[ERROR] [ALSA]: Failed to initialize... [ERROR] Failed to initialize audio driver. Will continue without audio.

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decided to take a good look at osmc config with retro and what its using:
audio_driver = "alsathread"
audio_resampler = "sinc"
audio_device = ""
audio_sync = "true"

I emulated this in recalbox, and the errors in retroarch stop with the following in the retroarch startup as in osmc

[INFO] ALSA: Using signed 16-bit format.
[INFO] ALSA: Period size: 384 frames
[INFO] ALSA: Buffer size: 1536 frames

so figured I was onto something, however still no sound.

really just clueless now. remember, I launch emulation in osmc (from kodi) and I start up a game... audio just works.

i suppose my next question is: is there something in kodi that launches stuff correctly or emulation station, or is this simply a recalbox 'startup driver problem' that doesnt recognize the audio correctly. can anyone shed light on this for me?

Peace.

@voljega This is the SD card I'm using https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B06XWN9Q99/
I'm pretty sure it's a good one. More likely is people just aren't reading what I'm actually typing.

How to test:
1)Fresh install recalbox onto a Pi 3B.
2)Add Mario 3 ROM to game list.
3)Start Mario 3 game and press select button to move the little red arrow. It will make a sound as it moves.
4)Press Hotkey + B and use that menu to write a savestate (doing it other ways will not reproduce the bug)
5)Use that green Retroarch menu you're in to restart the game.
5)press select button to move the little red arrow. It will make a sound way after it moves, and you will notice the awful audio lag.

@nyny77 regarde au niveau des réglages son sur la télé voir si par hasard elle n'est pas sur hdmi au lieu de jack

resuelto...

resulta que era culpa del theme "clean retro", si pongo el theme normal si me funciona bien el volumen, no entiendo porque, pero es lo que me estaba pasando!
salu2

Hello @helldash-0

https://buildbot.libretro.com/.docs/library/pcsx_rearmed/

Ideas :
try another bios
try another roms

Ciao,
il raspberry ha una uscita jack che puoi usare per collegarlo all'eventuale ingresso che ha il monitor o a casse aggiuntive.

Che io sappia, no dipende da come è stato programmato, probabilmente

@nwsw i have no idea how these connectors look like, but it's basic electronics. I guess you could simply do the right cutti gs with a 3.5 jack cable

That disk usage looks seriously suspect - due to the way files are stored I didnt think it was possible to get to 100% usage.....

You have to go back to basics.
Fresh install again - is it fine?
If not, try any old microSD just to get up and running - still not fine?
Id then think it was the PI.......

@maldorhan said in Potential Audio Beneficial Audio Change:

The white noise you talk about on the Rpi3 is only when using the 3.5 jack output right? I've noticed it too but it doesnt occur with audio through HDMI, thought it would be useful to some readers to point that out ;)

Yes, you are correct. RPi3 and audio jack. Good catch. :)

Everything is working... thank you very much guys!

In order to make the NUC6CAYH function correctly you have just to upgrade the BIOS and the Firmware of the NUC link text. You will need a Windows installed in the NUC in order to install the updates.

I guess the same problema happens in NUC7ixBN, cause the firmware upgrade is availiable for both models.

Regards!

@doomian18le has intentado seleccionar esa salida de audio desde el menu de EmulationStation, en configuracion de audio?

@boxi-22 Hi !

I bought https://www.amazon.fr/gp/product/B008KGL2L2/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 which works fine on Pi. I haven't tried on a XU4, but I guess it should work. I could eventually try

Salut Zeveronn, tu n'es pas tout seul! Je ne sais pas si tu as résolu ton problème mais j'ai un soucis assez similaire. Je n'utilise pas de casque mais je me rends compte que sur certaine jeux j'ai le son qui "saute" de façon intempestive FF8 sur psx ou sonic 2 sur megadrive. Le jeux est très fluide mais le son lag un peu. J'ai un PC Intel Nuc et j'utilise le son via le cable HDMI. Si qq à une idée pour améliorer ca je suis preneur.

@subseven pour explication qui semble tenir : la vitesse d'émulation est gérée par 2 methodes différentes et opposées : soit sur la frequence du son, soit sur le framerate. C'est forcément l'un ou l'autre. Beaucoup se basent sur le son (ne me demabde pas pourquoi). Donc si la carte son ne gère pas oa fréquence attendue, on peut avoir les désagréments que tu as connus.

Je ne code pas d'emulateurs hein, mais du peu que je connais, c'est ce que je peux en dire

@subseven ton master était muté (dixit le MM, qui est un OO sur les autres mixers)

@tdelios

this is what i did: https://forum.recalbox.com/topic/2915/menu-sound-volume