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    No Sound using emulators... :(

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      mikedyj
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      Pi Model = Pi 3
      Power Supply used: DCAR-052a5
      RetroPie Version = 4.1
      Built From: Pre made SD Image on RetroPie website
      USB Devices connected: NA
      Controller used: iBuffalo
      Error messages received:
      Log found in /dev/shm/runcommand.log (if relevant):
      Guide used: (Mention if you followed a guide)
      File: (File with issue - with FULL path)
      Emulator: All Emulators

      Im using Kevin's 64gb Attrack package.... i have updated system and emulators from source ...i have gone to config.txt and made sure hdmi_drive=2 was set...

      I have had some games work in headphone jack... but few and for some reason i was in Attrack Mode in main Wheel screen and press left on joy for a couple times and a blue line went across the screen like a reboot and the sound worked for everything thru HDMI... One of the games froze so i reboot and now no sound again but KODI has perfect sound thru HDMI.... I am new to this project and learning fast thru this forum but this is killing me.... Thanks for the Help

      MIke

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        obsidianspider
        last edited by

        I'm not familiar with "Kevin's 64gb Attrack package" but it sounds like a pre-built image that came with ROMs. Those aren't supported here.

        📷 @obsidianspider

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          BuZz administrators @obsidianspider
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          @obsidianspider I believe that one isn't, however it's still hard to debug of course when you don't know how an image might be customised.

          To help us help you - please make sure you read the sticky topics before posting - https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first

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            mikedyj @BuZz
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            @BuZz Where do you suggest as good base to start as far as package+ roms to make sure that i have good foundation to get things going?

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              rbaker @mikedyj
              last edited by rbaker

              @mikedyj
              https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/2/forum-rules -
              FORUM RULES ALSO ON POSTING IN REGARDS TO ROMS/GAME IMAGES
              Due to the nature/complexity of Copyright/Intellectual Property Rights Law, which differs significantly from Country to Country, before posting on the Forum regarding Emulation please read the following rules. BIOS/ROMS/Game Images are prolifically available on the Internet (a quick search in your favourite Web Browser should suffice), however, to protect The RetroPie Project from possible legal action by the Copyright Owners please DO NOT –

              1. Ask for BIOS/ROMS/Game Images
              2. Ask where they can be downloaded
              
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                markyh444 @mikedyj
                last edited by markyh444

                @mikedyj Yeh, as he says you can't discuss ROM downloads here. I'd suggest starting with a fresh install of the official image from the RetroPie site and then get you ROMs from the image you currently have onto it. Obvs, take ROMs off first to shared location ready to copy back to new build.

                Retropie in a NES - Pi 3 with Mausberry circuit shutdown switch wired to buttons and 8bitdo NesPro30 controller
                Retropie in a Saturn Controller - Pi Zero, GPIO controls using DB9 driver
                Retropie in a PSX - Pi3
                https://markyh444.wordpress.com

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                  mikedyj
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                  Im sorry....im not use to the terminology for the software used.... My question is what to download as a base to make sure everything is running correctly... I have the Retropie 4.1 installed , should there be anything else to ensure best results?
                  Thanks

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                    mikedyj @markyh444
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                    @markyh444 thank you...i will do that

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                      mikedyj
                      last edited by mikedyj

                      @obsidianspider Hello Again.... So, i have completely formatted and install original Retro pie 4.1 and some roms... have no sound still either thru headphone or HDMI... Im not sure what is up...Help this is starting from scratch with i but did update the optional packages for emulators... not sure if that is the problem..

                      Thanks

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                      • markyh444M
                        markyh444 @mikedyj
                        last edited by

                        @mikedyj If you look in the Wiki there is a section about sound issues https://github.com/retropie/retropie-setup/wiki/Sound-Issues

                        Read through this and try the suggested fixes. Also try another HDMI lead if that fails.

                        Retropie in a NES - Pi 3 with Mausberry circuit shutdown switch wired to buttons and 8bitdo NesPro30 controller
                        Retropie in a Saturn Controller - Pi Zero, GPIO controls using DB9 driver
                        Retropie in a PSX - Pi3
                        https://markyh444.wordpress.com

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