audio issues with SNES in pi3

lovelorn88

@darksavior LOL as I said in the post for this thread u highly doubt anyone will figure out what the issue is..... its to the point now where everyone is pretty mush like HEY did you try this, what about this, hold it high in the air while playing? LMAO i have no clue what it is..... maybe the pi just doesnt like me.... the only thing i have NOT changed hout was the pi itself....... thats really it....

thelostsoul

Did you try out the settings at the site link I gave you?
https://retropie.org.uk/docs/Sound-Issues/
On PSX I had similar issues with crackling sound and the driver change helped a lot. Try to change at /etc/retroarch.cfg or if available in RetroArch menu (hotkey + X):

audio_out_rate=44100
audio_driver=sdl

From that page, here a quote:
"I managed to get perfect sound with retroarch+ lr-snes9x2002 core by defining sdl as the audio backend with 44100 samplerate."
You don't need to use older emulator. I just wanted say these settings might help.

lovelorn88

@thelostsoul do i type up that stuff??? like by pressing F4 at the main menu and type all of that then rebooting??

thelostsoul

@lovelorn88 Like I said, you could look in the menu of RetroArch for the emulator. Start the emulator and hit hotkey + X (default is Select + X) and you get to the menu. I am currently backing up the sd card as image file, so I can't say exactly where the options are. Search for settings then look for audio driver and then change it. Not sure where to find the audio out rate.

Otherwise, you could edit the /etc/retroarch.cfg file directly. If you are on the terminal (F4), type
sudo nano /etc/retroarch.cfg
and then you can edit it. But can't recommend it, if you aren't familiar. CTRL+o will save the file I think. And CTRL+x will exit. But before editing, you can do backup of the file, if needed with
cp /etc/retroarch.cfg /etc/retroarch.cfg.bak

lovelorn88

@thelostsoul i changed the audio driver to that sdl12 no change im looking for the option to change the audio out rate to 44100

lovelorn88

@thelostsoul i am currently in the menu like you said i typed in the sudo nano bla bla bla LOL and it just brings up a blank black creen with on the bottom stating commands nothing in here to change top says GNU nano 2.2.6 BUT there nothing to change,,, am i supposed to just type in that audio out rate 44100???

lovelorn88

Im going to be getting another Pi, and i guess ANOTHER power supply even though this new one doesnt give me a lighting bolt at all..... idk, its only with snes.... Ive put a new image on a brand NEW sd card a 64gb Sandisk class 10.... so theres really nothing i could have done wrong here... even though im a noob its still fairly simply especially when following youtube videos like ETM, only other things that i can think of would be get a new pi and power supply, my files are fine

lovelorn88

@darksavior ive watched multiple videos on YouTube where they have the lighting bolt on the top right and there games run just fine.... its gotta be the Pi3B...

thelostsoul

@lovelorn88 said in audio issues with SNES in pi3:

@thelostsoul i am currently in the menu like you said i typed in the sudo nano bla bla bla LOL and it just brings up a blank black creen with on the bottom stating commands nothing in here to change top says GNU nano 2.2.6 BUT there nothing to change,,, am i supposed to just type in that audio out rate 44100???

Oh no sorry. I gave you wrong path. It would be better just to edit snes file. I dont know the path and can later lookup. It should be located in config directory and then under snes folder.

There is a main retroarch.cfg file, which all emulators use, if the settings in their own retroarch.cfg is not set. Each emulator have its own retroarch.cfg configuration file, which is preferrsbly used. So edit the snes audi settings there. I can tell you later the path.

There comes nothing else to my mind.

lovelorn88

@thelostsoul yeah.. it has to be something to do with the Pi3B itself.... i overclocked it..... looked for different roms... a different power supply..... redownloaded retropie and flashed to a new sd card and STILL the audio with snes crackles