Question about PulseAudio
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Thanks for the reply. All I did was install it from the optional package menu in retropie. Besides that, all I did was add
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, did change any other setting. I have no idea what omxplayer and mmal are, where would I find those settings? -
@Rascas said in Question about PulseAudio:
@mikecoscia said in Question about PulseAudio:
@Rascas said in Question about PulseAudio:
@BuZz Yeah will do that next version, I just forgot that RetroPie doesn't have it installed by default. It should make no difference in kodi function.
@hooperre not sure how you can see that message while playing a video, probably something wrong with your startup script. How it is exactly ?
I am having the same issue. It shows the below line directly over the video playing at the top of the screen. Is there anyway to disable the warning?
/usr/bin/kodi: 68: /usr/bin/kodi: /usr/bin/pluseaudio: not found
You shouldn't see anything in the black background when videos are playing. If so, something is wrong with your setup. How are you starting Kodi ? Do you have mmal enabled and omxplayer disabled in video settings ? Kodi log would be helpfull.
@mikecoscia said in Question about PulseAudio:
Thanks for the reply. All I did was install it from the optional package menu in retropie. Besides that, all I did was add
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, did change any other setting. I have no idea what omxplayer and mmal are, where would I find those settings?Nevermind, I found the settings. Omxplayer was already disabled and mmal was enabled. Is there a way I can upload logs?
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Please post your Kodi log:
http://kodi.wiki/view/Log_fileAnd a photo of the problem if possible.
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@mikecoscia Read the forum rules https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/2/forum-rules - do not discuss/ mention Kodi addons which are designed for watching pirate/bootleg video.
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Thanks, here is a photo of what I am getting during video playback. Working on the logs.
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I have this issue in a slightly different way - I don't get the error when playing videos but it pops up (three times) every time you launch Kodi, and after that, the error appears when you launch a game/emulator (one time, only if you've already launched Kodi prior to). Doesn't seem to inhibit functionality, just annoying.
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@electricmba It is just a message, you can ignore it, we will hide this in the next kodi version. 3 times are most likely the times you started Kodi, one message for which time, and then it stays there until something clears the screen.
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ssh into your pi and run the following command: sudo apt-get install pulseaudio
it will install it and you shouldn't have the issue going forward.
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@retoturtle thanks. Did this and was able to update Kodi and don't get the message anymore, but now get this error during video playback:
Lvl10: VolumeControl::init() - Failed to find mixer elements!
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@hooperre said in Question about PulseAudio:
Lvl10: VolumeControl::init() - Failed to find mixer elements!
Are you having any audio issue?
Try looking at this thread: https://github.com/Aloshi/EmulationStation/issues/433
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Only audio issues I noted were when I closed out of Kodi, the menu audio was off by a second or so.
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