The volume is not saved in emulationstation audio settings

[mitu]

Is the hyperx sound cloud an USB sound card/adapter or just a pair of headphones ? If the 'adapter' is connected via headphones, did you choose the Audio output in the Audio settings in RetroPie ?

[sinother]

@mitu SOLVED!

Find your desired card with:

cat /proc/asound/cards
and then create /etc/asound.conf with the following entries:

defaults.pcm.card 1
defaults.ctl.card 1

After read this post:
https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/11256/failed-to-find-mixer-elements/11

[mitu]

@sinother said in The volume is not saved in emulationstation audio settings:

Find your desired card with:

This is similar to the audio settings menu's configuration, but using a custom file and not the system one.

[sinother]

@mitu With the retropie menu it was impossible for me, believe me, I selected it and it didn't take it.

[mitu]

@sinother said in The volume is not saved in emulationstation audio settings:

believe me, I selected it and it didn't take it.

Not sure what didn't take means, I assume it hasn't worked after you selected Headphones as output ? Or maybe you got an error after the selection ? Can you post the contents of the file/etc/alsa/conf.d/99-retropie.conf, where RetroPie saves the audio settings ?

[sinother]

@mitu my dir /etc/alsa/conf.d/ is empty :|

[mitu]

Are you really sure that you've used the Audio setup in RetroPie and not the one from raspi-config ?
Did you install over RaspiOS Lite or some other image ? We don't explicitely support PINN, but I'm guessing it installs the Raspbian/RaspiOS version from the Raspberry Pi servers.

[sinother]

@mitu Yes, I used it, finally in the last attempt before getting it, it was there where I configured it, but previously saving the configuration did not work for me, it always set the default HDMI or that's what I think

[mitu]

I didn't quite get the gist of it - did it work or not ?

[sinother]

@mitu yes finally works! thanks so much for your determination and interest in helping