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      RPi 3B, LE 7.0.3 (RetroPie), HDMI to VGA adapter greenish picture.

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      ​Solved. Bad VGA cable.

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      No display for large images

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      @mitu of course
      Sorry

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      Bad resoltuion after hdmi_force_hotplug=1

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      I just found that out that it only works if my audio amplifier is shutdown. I have no idea since that both adapter and amplifier are self powered.

      If I turn it on after the screen is show there is no problem, if on at the same the pi and monitor are turned on no image :(

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      Hdmi to A/V (pimp my ride style)

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    • LoggaheadL

      HDMI to VGA Adapter: Audio Issue

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      I ended up just going back to the 3.5mm jack for audio in my cabinet. Based on the linked article, I just made sure I had the following settings in my config.txt:

      disable_audio_dither=1
      audio_pwm_mode=2

      For some reason my pwm_mode was set to 0 in my config and changing that to 2 resolved all my issues with the 3.5mm jack.

      Unfortunately, I was never able to get the crackle / hiss / static noise issue resolved when sending audio out HDMI to my HDMI to VGA adapter.