Unsolved slow, braking system

[Substring]

@edvis you need to connect your Pi to the Network. If you're using a mac then try http://recalbox.local/help

I have used a 4.1 on CRT using the composite cable, had absolutely no problem. So can you detail your full setup ?

[rockaddicted]

I'm using too a 4.1 plugged on rca to my car screen to play mario kart while driving, and no issue.

[voljega]

@rockaddicted except when you see a blue shell coming at you in the rear window

[Edvis]

@substring https://file.ac/PqcTAmt1ESU/

[Substring]

@edvis Could you comment audio_pwm_mode=2 in your config.txt and reboot ?

[Edvis]

@substring I'm shocked, wow, everything worked, thank you very much.

[Substring]

@edvis i remember i had the problem with this parameter, but i also had some crap connected to the GPIO AFAIR. Should dig this further though, if we're not on a firmware bug or god knows what

[rockaddicted]

Once we have all informations we can debug properly

[Edvis]

@substring clearly, thank you very much)))

[Edvis]

@jeevuz

@substring said in slow, braking system:

@edvis Could you comment audio_pwm_mode=2 in your config.txt and reboot ?

[Edvis]

@rockaddicted

[jeevuz]

#audio_pwm_mode=2 perfect!!!!!! it works like a charm thx.

[vbu]

Old thread, but for the few who still use composite output in recalbox 6.0, where audio_pwm_mode=2 doesn't exist anymore, now works fine with audio_pwm_mode=0. At least in my RPi3.