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    No sound after playing N64 roms

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      VDizzle12
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      Everything was working fine until I starting using N64 roms. Now that is the only emulator that has sound. Thoughts on a what could be wrong?

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        VDizzle12 @VDizzle12
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        @vdizzle12 said in No sound after playing N64 roms:

        Everything was working fine until I starting using N64 roms. Now that is the only emulator that has sound. Thoughts on a what could be wrong?

        I'm running emulationstation v2.1.5rp

        Thanks for any help!

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          mitu Global Moderator @VDizzle12
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          @vdizzle12 That's a an old ES release - please provide the rest of the details about your system as asked in https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first

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            metalhead
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            Hi
            I had the same problem with N64.
            Assuming you are using the 3.5mm jack for sound output;
            Find /opt/retropie/configs/n64/mupen64plus.cfg
            and the line OUTPUT_PORT = 1
            In my case I wanted sound from the 3.5mm jack, so changed this to a 0. It should be 1 for HDMI sound I believe.
            After a reboot it should work.

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              VDizzle12 @metalhead
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              @metalhead Awesome thanks!

              For some reason now the N64 is the only emulator to have sound. The main menu, snes, neogeo, etc are silent. Did you have that issue too?

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                metalhead
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                Nope, only for the N64. I can't imagine how making that change would affect all emulators.
                I will have a think for you...

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                  VDizzle12 @metalhead
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                  @metalhead I figured it out. For some reason the N64's volume level was way higher than all the other systems. So when I decreased the volume to 50%, I just couldn't hear the other emulators.

                  Such a dumb thing I overlooked.

                  Just had to adjust N64's config file.

                  Thanks for your help!

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