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  • #108463
    Anonymous
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    I can’t use HDMI audio for the project I have on at the moment, but the sound I’m getting from other methods is terrible.
    I’ve tried both the 3.5mm jack and a USB adapter and both are very noisy / crackly. I’ve done a search on here and tried all the methods I could find; dither settings etc. but none have worked. I’m sending the audio from the pi into a small amp (the amp works perfectly crackle-free when connected to my phone).
    I’m wondering if anyone else here has had bad sound output, and how they fixed it.
    Thanks!

    #108466
    herbfargus
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    You’ve looked at this page as well?

    https://github.com/RetroPie/RetroPie-Setup/wiki/Sound-Issues

    I’ve always had issues with the composite cable, and only ever gotten sound to work favourably with HDMI.

    #108467
    Anonymous
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    Yes that’s the one I tried, but unfortunately nothing helped.
    Strange that the same noise is present when using a USB adapter too though, isn’t it?
    The only workaround that I can think of at the moment is to use an LCD driver board that handles audio as well as video, but that’s an expense I really wanted to avoid. Ideally I wanted to run sound pi>amp>speaker.
    Any ideas?
    Thanks!

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