(Solved) Pi5 : USB audio issue
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Not yet. What I got for now. I'll do a test
pi@retropie:~ $ pi@retropie:~ $ amixer scontrols -D default
Simple mixer control 'Master',0
Simple mixer control 'Capture',0
pi@retropie:~ $ amixer scontrols -D sysdefault
Simple mixer control 'Headphone',0
pi@retropie:~ $ amixer scontrols -D hw
Simple mixer control 'Headphone',0pi@raspberrypi:~ $ amixer scontrols -D audio doesn't work. I must use preset value like default.
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@mitu said in Pi5 : USB audio issue:
Do you get audio in emulators or using the ALSA speakter-test utility ?
No sound for both
Does dtparam affect it?
# Enable audio (loads snd_bcm2835) dtparam=audio=on
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@DTEAM said in Pi5 : USB audio issue:
Does dtparam affect it?
No. In fact almost all of the video/audio related params you added have the effect as they did before.
No sound for both
Did you remove any ALSA configuration ? What's the out[put of
speaker-test
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@mitu said in Pi5 : USB audio issue:
Did you remove any ALSA configuration ? What's the out[put ofspeaker-test ?
yes
with card = default and device = master (seems to be the good combo.... but no sound )
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@DTEAM I don't see an error in
speaker-test
output. Make sure the output isn't muted by any chance. -
How can I see if it's muted or not ? The sound level is always at 100% in the EmulationStation UI or in the alsamixer UI
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@DTEAM in
alsamixer
, the muted state is printed with anM
underneath the volume slider. You can toggle the muted state by pressingm
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Good news, It finally worked, It was on mute by default (I didn't use my keyboard in Alsamixer).
But now I have a new problem. I played with pulse audio in my "Audio UI" and now my Pi freeze all the time and I have no sound and no video. How can I reactivate Pulse Audio (now enable to create stream) . I already used "Reset to default" but nothing change. I lost options in my UI with my mess.
How can I reset my audio setup
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@DTEAM said in Pi5 : USB audio issue:
I already used "Reset to default" but nothing change.
Reset to default I think only applies to the ALSA settings and just removes any RetroPie configuration file. In your case, it's not going to do anything, since RetroPie didn't configure your USB gamepad.
I lost options in my UI with my mess.
No idea, try to remove the packages you've installed and reboot.
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@mitu
It works again. I re-install PipeWire and AudioPulse from rasPi config and everything works great. thanks for your support
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