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      Gumdoc
      last edited by

      Running (or trying to run) PSP on an RPi 4. I am trying both the lr-PPSSPP and the regular PPSSPP cores. Looking through past threads, it seems most people are recommending PPSSPP. However, the audio is just terrible on all the games I tried. In the past, people are suggesting changing the audio latency in the Audio settings...but that's doesn't seem to be an option in the version that is with Retropie?

      Any other suggestions? I've tried the frame skipping and 1:1 settings, etc., it's mostly the audio that just isn't very good.

      Thanks for any help.

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        quicksilver @Gumdoc
        last edited by

        @Gumdoc would be best if you could provide all the info requested here: https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first

        Are you using the official RetroPie image?

        Also you should update PPSSPP from source. There was recently an update that fixed some audio crackling/popping issues.

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          Gumdoc
          last edited by

          Pi Model or other hardware: Pi 4 4GB Model B
          Power Supply used: The one that came with the Canva kit
          RetroPie Version Used (eg 3.6, 3.8.1, 4.1 - do not write latest): 4.6
          Built From: Pre made SD Image on RetroPie website retropie-buster-4.6-rpi4.img
          USB Devices connected: XBox 360 wireless receiver
          Controller used: Xbox 360 wireless
          Error messages received: None
          Verbose log (if relevant): N/A
          Guide used: None
          File: N/A
          Emulator: PPSSPP
          How to replicate the problem: Play any PSP game :-(

          Yes, I'm using the official image and yes, I downloaded it last night from source.

          Thanks for any help.

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          • George SpiggottG
            George Spiggott
            last edited by

            Lr-PPSSPP has the best audio settings. Personally I prefer Lr-PPSSPP, YMMV. I would also recommend overclocking your GPU V3D setting as far as it will go.

            Currently running:
            Retropie 4.8.9 on a Pi Zero 2W (Overclock Settings: CPU 1400Mhz)
            ES-DE on a GMKtec K6 (Windows 11, 32GB RAM)

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            • quicksilverQ
              quicksilver @Gumdoc
              last edited by

              @Gumdoc said in PSP questions:

              I downloaded it last night from source.

              Its been a week or two since I last updated ppsspp. It was working fine for me last I checked (Ill update and test on my end to see if there has been a regression). Specifically what games are you testing? If they arent running fullspeed you can have audio issues. Can you try resetting your settings to default in the ppsspp menu, perhaps you accidentally changed something there?

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