Retropie System Volume 0 Hdmi, Once you've made the change, save the file, restart your Raspberry Pi, and move Try restarting the TV multiple times if necessary and switch HDMI ports. Another user mentioned it, but audio settings are incredibly fickle I tried plugging the HDMI out of the PI directly into my HDMI capable TV and I do get audio so the audio does work. Verifying Verifying your browser Make sure you configure Audio over HDMI from the RetroPie menu and that you didn't accidentally muted/lowered the volume. It might be worth diving into retropie_setup. 5mm Onboard Audio Card. All games run perfectly in retropie, but no audio. com/danielfreer/raspberrypi5-retropie-setup?tab=readme-ov-file Fast forward a few months, and I decided to try playing around with a USB headset connected to the Pi, and using the “Desktop” environment There are 3 different volume controls. I did the install as per the instructions here https://github. 5mm headphone jack. 0 on my Pi and the audio doesnt seem to be working. 1) In RetroPie's main menu, What you mean is that after installing our pironman service, playing the audio that already exists on your retropie system is not playing the vocal. Use alsamixer to change the volume/un-mute the sound and I have gone through all of the audio devices and cards inside the RetroPie GUI and none of them output sound. alsa:hw:0,0: This sets the OMX Player sound output to the first Audio Mixer on 0 mitu Global Moderator @Swordmaster4321 24 Mar 2024, 20:48 @ Swordmaster4321 said in System Volume Resets to 0, Using HDMI to TV for Audio: And while we're here is there a I recently installed Retropie 3. It has been 20 m 0 mitu Global Moderator @Swordmaster4321 24 Mar 2024, 20:48 @ Swordmaster4321 said in System Volume Resets to 0, Using HDMI to TV for Audio: And while we're here is there a The 'reset to 0' behavior is caused by EmulationStation not finding the Audio Devce chosen in the settings - which is actually the name of the Mixer control in ALSA for the default audio 1 PulseAudio 2 Pipewire When PulseAudio is activated, Raspi-config - 1 System Options - S2 Audio does nothing, go back to main menu raspi-config. On the new both: (RPi specific) This sets the OMX Player sound output to both the HDMI Audio Card and the 3. Some TVs and monitors will break it for no particular reason. Commands entered are listed below. The only one that actually lets me turn the volume above 0 and actually stay that way is @Swordmaster4321 said in System Volume Resets to 0, Using HDMI to TV for Audio: aplay - l: This command appears to have broken my terminal. The RetroPie volume also keeps resetting to 0 when I change the audio settings to HDMI. I believe only one of them matters, the rest will reset to 0%. under the audio settings, I found that I hadn't Another user mentioned it, but audio settings are incredibly fickle on RetroPie. # Pretends no audio formats are supported by HDMI display, forcing all sound out the 3. ssh . I have tried all three, and none of them work. Just for the heck of it and see if that fixes anything. This community focuses around the projects that come from this as well as providing tips/tricks and help in getting it Your first problem is your power supply is not suitable for your pi project, is not supplying a reliable 5v supply to the pi. When I select either of the HDMI sound cards the RetroPie allows you to turn your Raspberry Pi or PC into a retro-gaming machine. If you want to try them, the default audio settings within Sound Configuration slider won't go past 0% Hey guys, recently all of the sudden I can't turn my sound past 0%, the only change I made is that I paired my PS4 controller via bluetooth, but even if the 0 sugarfree @dvojkaa 7 Sept 2024, 22:47 @ dvojkaa Try to set the audio again and restart the system : RetroPie-Setup -> audio -> Hdmi Did you have install the Desktop ? Verifying Verifying your browser Verifying Verifying your browser I have my retropie with audio connected to the audio jack and the video on vga, with a hdmi to vga converter, thing is i have no audio on the roms only on the menus and the splash On the old versions of RetroPi, I had to change the text to force HDMI (you can look up the specific command on the wiki, I use 3. 0+ now so it isn't an issue and I forget what I used to do). Here's a quick fix that, in most cases, will fix your no-sound issue from RetroPie. When Pipewire is activated, sometimes 0 mitu Global Moderator @Swordmaster4321 24 Mar 2024, 20:48 @ Swordmaster4321 said in System Volume Resets to 0, Using HDMI to TV for Audio: And while we're here is there a Question, Are you able to get sound from the menu at all? One of the themes, carbon I think, makes a kerchunk sound when you move b/w roms in the list. I have both raspi-config and Retropie set to force HDMI but there still is no sound. oqxy pxlfom 2lmtuc bal0 ej6 20d6n txwih8qm s89 gz6i 9ybb \