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    Audio Jack 3.5mm doesn't work

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    • K
      kot
      last edited by

      Hello!

      I have done everything I read on Internet about this issue, (i.e. go to audio > set jack in the emulationStation or go to config.txt and add some lines...)
      I don't know what else I should do.
      I'm using a raspberry pi zero with audio amplifier PAM8403 through GPIO13.

      Any suggestion?

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      • mituM
        mitu Global Moderator
        last edited by

        Please add the information about your system from https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first.

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        • K
          kot
          last edited by

          Pi Model: zero W
          Power Supply used: battery phone
          RetroPie Version Used : 4.4
          Emulator: Emulation Station

          Don't know what the info you ask

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          • K
            kot
            last edited by

            I was following this guide but using retropie.
            https://www.instructables.com/id/DIY-Raspberry-Pi-Zero-Handheld-Game-Console/

            And when I set up the audio like the guy from the video, it doens't work to me

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            • F
              fuzznuzzbit
              last edited by

              I have this problem each time and have to remember to set it both in retropie and using the raspbian tools. Oh, and remember to turn up the volume on my amplifier :)

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