Anyone have a fix ?
The SPi people have a new .deb version,
( with sound ) ,but the screen is not right ...
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Sonic - Pi .... No sound with new OS ....
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Re: Sonic - Pi .... No sound with new OS ....
Your post desperately needs more information.
For example, the title and the actual post appear to be two completely different questions.
You say Sonic Pi has a new version that has wound work. Why not use that? You say "the screen is not right", but how can we help you with that little information?
What, is the new version stuck off-screen? Please revise your post so we can help.
For example, the title and the actual post appear to be two completely different questions.
You say Sonic Pi has a new version that has wound work. Why not use that? You say "the screen is not right", but how can we help you with that little information?
What, is the new version stuck off-screen? Please revise your post so we can help.
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Re: Sonic - Pi .... No sound with new OS ....
Sonic-Pi installs OK on the new Pi OS
but there is no sound output .
The people at Sonic-Pi have came up
with a .deb file version that puts out
sound, but has problems with the GUI.
I would like to use the version available
via apt-install , but know how to connect
it's sound to the analog out on a RPi 3 B +
but there is no sound output .
The people at Sonic-Pi have came up
with a .deb file version that puts out
sound, but has problems with the GUI.
I would like to use the version available
via apt-install , but know how to connect
it's sound to the analog out on a RPi 3 B +
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Re: Sonic - Pi .... No sound with new OS ....
EXACTLY WHAT "problems"? Is it a known issue with the .deb file? Or just a problem you're having?
Are you trying to output to analog or hdmi? Have you done an apt full-upgrade recently?
Have you selected a default ALSA default audio output device via the panel's sound icon?
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Re: Sonic - Pi .... No sound with new OS ....
Botspot wrote: ↑Thu Jun 11, 2020 11:53 pm
> EXACTLY WHAT "problems"? Is it a known issue with the .deb file? Or just a problem you're having?
It is possible it is because I'm using 3B+ rather than 4B used by the .deb maker ....
See here :
https://in-thread.sonic-pi.net/t/no-sou ... 3-2-2/4024
That is why I want not to use the .deb file if possible .
The other option is simply to go back to Buster , which works fine .
> Are you trying to output to analog or hdmi?
analog
> Have you done an apt full-upgrade recently?
yes
> Have you selected a default ALSA default audio output device via the panel's sound icon?
yes
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Re: Sonic - Pi .... No sound with new OS ....
hitsware wrote: ↑Fri Jun 12, 2020 1:09 amBotspot wrote: ↑Thu Jun 11, 2020 11:53 pm
> EXACTLY WHAT "problems"? Is it a known issue with the .deb file? Or just a problem you're having?
It is possible it is because I'm using 3B+ rather than 4B used by the .deb maker ....
See here :
https://in-thread.sonic-pi.net/t/no-sou ... 3-2-2/4024
That is why I want not to use the .deb file if possible .
The other option is simply to go back to Buster , which works fine .
> Are you trying to output to analog or hdmi?
analog
> Have you done an apt full-upgrade recently?
yes
> Have you selected a default ALSA default audio output device via the panel's sound icon?
yes
See Moderator response in your other post:
viewtopic.php?f=91&t=277039
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