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    Solarus - Gamepad settings (solved) and sound issues (solved)

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    • mituM
      mitu Global Moderator @DTEAM
      last edited by

      @dteam said in Solarus - Gamepad settings (solved) and sound issues (not solved):

      AL lib: (EE) ALCplaybackAlsa_mixerProc: Wait timeout... buffer size too low?

      This might be related to the sound issue. Do you have PulseAudio installed and active ?

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      • DTEAMD
        DTEAM @mitu
        last edited by DTEAM

        @mitu
        I installed the official image from Retropie with the last update.
        I never played with sound parameters before. No I guess.

        Hhromic told me this on Discord :
        @Dteam looks like the audio device is opened by something else and Solarus can't use it.
        Do you have something else running in the background that uses the sound output?
        Maybe PulseAudio ? I have read recently that it causes trouble sometimes. I understand RetroPie should have disabled it for you automatically.

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        • mituM
          mitu Global Moderator @DTEAM
          last edited by

          @dteam said in Solarus - Gamepad settings (solved) and sound issues (not solved):

          I installed the official image from Retropie with the last update.
          I never played with sound parameters before. No I guess.

          I tested the same game (Book of Mudora) and I have no issues with the sound in Solarus. Check again if you have PulseAudio installed and active - it's installed automatically in Raspberry Pi OS if you install the desktop.

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          • DTEAMD
            DTEAM @mitu
            last edited by DTEAM

            @mitu
            Should I do this:

            sudo apt-get --purge remove pulseaudio
            sudo apt-get autoremove
            
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            • mituM
              mitu Global Moderator
              last edited by

              You can disable PulseAudio from the Audio menu in RetroPie - it will tell you if it's active. Removing it might remove other needed packages also.

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              • DTEAMD
                DTEAM @mitu
                last edited by

                @mitu
                I don't see this option in the Audio menu.

                I have :
                0 - HDMI
                1 - Headphone
                M - Mixer
                R - Rest to default

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                • mituM
                  mitu Global Moderator @DTEAM
                  last edited by

                  @dteam Then you don't have PulseAudio installed or it's not active/enabled.

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                  • DTEAMD
                    DTEAM @mitu
                    last edited by DTEAM

                    @mitu
                    Not installed
                    Audio card = default
                    Audio device Headphone
                    enable navigation sounds = on
                    enable video audion = on
                    OMX player audio device = alsa

                    All my emulators working fine except that one. It's strange

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                    • mituM
                      mitu Global Moderator @DTEAM
                      last edited by mitu

                      Might be an OpenAL issue. Can you try creating a configuration file - $HOME/.alsoftrc - with the following contents:

                      [alsa]
                      mmap = false
                      

                      and re-try starting a Solarus game ?

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                      • DTEAMD
                        DTEAM @mitu
                        last edited by DTEAM

                        @mitu
                        Wow !!! solved !!! Thanks , you have hit the bullseye !

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