nevermind, i decided to folow the above post and it works on the latest downloaded from the imagier. I feel so dumb. i just need to make audio work but i have seen an enable analog audio setting somewhere.
Stuck on splashscreen after editin /flash/config.txt for composite output CRT
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badi1220 -
July 10, 2023 at 1:25 PM -
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no luck
I added or rather uncommented the:
Codedtparam=audio=onin config.txt, rebooted, no audio yet or rather ony bluetooth is present in the audio output devices list, after disconnecting hdmi.
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no luck
I added or rather uncommented the:
Codedtparam=audio=onin config.txt, rebooted, no audio yet or rather ony bluetooth is present in the audio output devices list, after disconnecting hdmi.
Do you have one of those cheap USB sound devices you could connect up to test.
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Do you have one of those cheap USB sound devices you could connect up to test.
Yes, i do have such a device. I turned the Pi with it already pluged in and had to change the audio device and i have UI and most importantly media sound.
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Yes, i do have such a device. I turned the Pi with it already pluged in and had to change the audio device and i have UI and most importantly media sound.
I’ve found sound to be notoriously troublesome on the RPI in the past. Never had issues with USB DAC devices. The Jack Audio is an afterthought and HDMI can be really hit and miss.
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Maybe the analogue audio volume is just zero.
Check the lower content of /storage/.kodi/userdata/guisettings.xml. The audio part should look like this:
Code<audio> <mute>false</mute> <fvolumelevel>1.000000</fvolumelevel> </audio> -
in config.txt, rebooted, no audio yet or rather ony bluetooth is present in the audio output devices list, after disconnecting hdmi.
That's correct for analogue audio. Check whether the connector is completely plugged in. If possible, try another cable.
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Perfect! For modern setups we usually suggest to use an external sound card, because internal analogue audio is so bad.
Now you have redneck video and HiFi audio.
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I've tested a Behringer UMC22 on my RPi, and it works fine. The output is studio quality, if connected to active studio monitors.
