HELP! my ohm speakers don't work on retropie...

[mitu]

How are the speakers connected to the Pi ? The Pi Zero 2W doesn't have an analog jack so the 3.5' audio jack option doesn't appear by default.

[iLouzze]

@mitu I rebuilded the audio jack following this tutorial:
(https://www.funincomplete.com/how-to-add-audio-output-raspberry-pi-zero/)

[mitu]

Can you post your config.txt ? I suppose you've added the necessary options there to activate the audio.

[iLouzze]

@mitu said in HELP! my ohm speakers don't work on retropie...:

Can you post your config.txt ? I suppose you've added the necessary options there to activate the audio.

[iLouzze]

@iLouzze I also remembered that my speakers are PWM

[mitu]

Make sure you're using either GPIO 12/13 or 18/19 for the audio, then add to your config.txt just

dtoverlay=audremap,pins_12_13

or

dtoverlay=audremap,pins_18_19

depending on which GPIO pins you use. Remove any other options that you added.

[iLouzze]

@mitu said in HELP! my ohm speakers don't work on retropie...:

dtoverlay=audremap,pins_12_13

on which line?

[iLouzze]

@iLouzze ok, I already found the problem and the headphone option did appeared but when I try to open the audio menu again it tells me this:

[mitu]

on which line?

You can add it at the end of config.txt.

ok, I already found the problem and the headphone option did appeared but when I try to open the audio menu again it tells me this

Did you disable the onboard audio (dtparam=audio=on) from config.txt ? You can use either the Audio menu in RetroPie or raspi-config's audio options, the result should be the same.

[iLouzze]

@mitu ok I already have my speakers working. It was just a code I needed to write below the ```

Enable audio (loads snd_bcm2835)

[iLouzze]

@iLouzze ```
gpio=18.19=a5