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    Audio problems

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    • retroprogrammerR
      retroprogrammer
      last edited by

      @H3rmitPl4ys It could be the ROM that you are using? and don't forget that the RP3 isn't a pc and it wont run N64 or higher to the quality that you are looking for.

      Here is me converting the original Xbox for a case:
      https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/15232/converting-original-xbox-into-case-for-raspberrypi/15
      Check out my GitHub: https://github.com/retro-programmer

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      • H3rmitPl4ysH
        H3rmitPl4ys @mitu
        last edited by

        @mitu My raspberry Pi is model B+, my retropie version is 4.4, and all of my USB devices are my keyboard and USB speakers.

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        • H3rmitPl4ysH
          H3rmitPl4ys
          last edited by

          @retroprogrammer Yes I know that, but my Raspberry pi runs it fine. It's just the audio. I get audio on the lower versions but on higher emulators I get no audio.

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          • retroprogrammerR
            retroprogrammer
            last edited by

            Yes I understand, the emulators can run the game but just can't seem to get any audio out

            Here is me converting the original Xbox for a case:
            https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/15232/converting-original-xbox-into-case-for-raspberrypi/15
            Check out my GitHub: https://github.com/retro-programmer

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            • H3rmitPl4ysH
              H3rmitPl4ys @retroprogrammer
              last edited by

              @retroprogrammer Exactly! Now the question is, what should I do?

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              • quicksilverQ
                quicksilver @H3rmitPl4ys
                last edited by

                @h3rmitpl4ys have you tested systems other than N64?

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                • H3rmitPl4ysH
                  H3rmitPl4ys @quicksilver
                  last edited by

                  @quicksilver Yes the audio works on Snes, Genesis, nes, ect.

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                  • quicksilverQ
                    quicksilver @H3rmitPl4ys
                    last edited by

                    @h3rmitpl4ys did you try setting mupen64plus_audio = "0" like I suggested in the other thread you posted in?

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                    • H3rmitPl4ysH
                      H3rmitPl4ys @quicksilver
                      last edited by

                      @quicksilver Doesn't that force the audio out the 3.5mm jack? Because I use USB speakers. No the jack.

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                      • H3rmitPl4ysH
                        H3rmitPl4ys @quicksilver
                        last edited by

                        @quicksilver Never mind! I actually just tried it out, and it works! Thanks for your help!

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                        • quicksilverQ
                          quicksilver @H3rmitPl4ys
                          last edited by

                          @h3rmitpl4ys glad it worked for you!

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