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hi, i just get into the configuration of a raspberry 2pi, so I am a very beginner. get all the update and upgrade but the audio do not work. any suggestion? tks in advance.

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In what way is it not working? How are you trying to listen to it? Through the 3.5mm socket? Through your TV speakers?

I plugged both headphone and speakers (via usb plug) but do not work at all.

andrea2016 wrote:I plugged both headphone and speakers (via usb plug) but do not work at all.

So you are using a USB Sound Device ?

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yes I do. But I have tried also with simply headphone with the same negative result. I am also a beginner in the linux environment but I will try to follow the info on your link and see if I will able to sort it out something...

No way to sort it out. I will contact the factory because i guess it could be a failed piece...is could not be so "unfriendly use"

Which OS are you running on your Pi? What commands did you use to update it?

If you're running Raspbian, open a terminal and type... Go to Advanced Options and there's an option called Audio. This allows you to control where the audio is sent. Try setting it to Force 3.5mm and plug your headphones into the headphone jack socket. Do you get sound now?

Thanks now is working, despite watching video on internet (and internet in general) is extremely slow and not synchronized with the audio.
I got 2pi some weeks ago, followed all the instructions as per infos on the web site, therefore I do have a raspbian OS.

andrea2016 wrote:Thanks now is working, despite watching video on internet (and internet in general) is extremely slow and not synchronized with the audio.

It can be very slow if you run high quality videos, because some web browsers do not take full advantage of all of the cores. 320x240 videos should run fine. Anything video quality above that, may need to be downloaded, and run through dedicated playback software (omxplayer is a popular choice).

tks for the infos.

Goraxium wrote:

andrea2016 wrote:Thanks now is working, despite watching video on internet (and internet in general) is extremely slow and not synchronized with the audio.

It can be very slow if you run high quality videos, because some web browsers do not take full advantage of all of the cores. 320x240 videos should run fine. Anything video quality above that, may need to be downloaded, and run through dedicated playback software (omxplayer is a popular choice).

This is not correct. Browsers based on webkitgtk3 (epiphany, kweb3) use hardware (GPU) accelerated video playback inside the browser. It works quite well, if the video area is not too large.

gkreidl wrote:

Goraxium wrote:

andrea2016 wrote:Thanks now is working, despite watching video on internet (and internet in general) is extremely slow and not synchronized with the audio.

It can be very slow if you run high quality videos, because some web browsers do not take full advantage of all of the cores. 320x240 videos should run fine. Anything video quality above that, may need to be downloaded, and run through dedicated playback software (omxplayer is a popular choice).

This is not correct. Browsers based on webkitgtk3 (epiphany, kweb3) use hardware (GPU) accelerated video playback inside the browser. It works quite well, if the video are is not too large.

Older versions of Iceweasel only utilised one core. Playing any video above 320x240 was next to impossible. These days, you can watch videos on YouTube at reasonable resolutions after a bit of a stuttering start. Without knowing the setup the OP is using, or what the quality of videos they are playing is, it's hard to say what's happening. USB audio has never been an issue for me though (except when trying to run things in real time through a USB hub (guitarix)).