#RETROARCH ALSA ALSATHREAD HOW TO#

Before, if a core used the audio batch callback, there would be a hidden cap of 1024 on the number of audio frames that could be sent. When I play the Front_Center.wav from the console, it sounds just fine. AUDIO: Remove frame limit from audio batch callback.

#RETROARCH ALSA ALSATHREAD HOW TO#

I think ALSA would be the way to go, but I have no idea how to apporach this strange audio distortion. I tried tweaking several audio settings in RetroArch such as lowering the sample rate or increasing the latency to smooth out the SDL audio, but nothing helped. I've never heard computer audio distort quite like that. It sounds like a kids' toy with dying batteries. I tried switching it to ALSA, but the pitch of sounds drops off over the duration of the sound. Running SDL audio, RetroArch crackles and cuts out a bit, particularly when there's a lot of movement on-screen. I put hdmi_drive=2 in the config.txt and also had to run one other command that seemed to do something similar with the number 2 (I can't remember exactly what it was now, but it didn't work until I did it). The only other real system changes I've made were putting in an override to make it use HDMI audio output. It's updated, and I installed the RetroPie script using precompiled binaries. have confirmed that audiodevice is 0,1 and modified the audiodriver with alsa too. You can choose between Joypad autoconfiguration or manual binding. Input Settings This is the place to configure your mouse, keyboard and/or joypads. You can also choose a DSP plugin to add effects like echo or reverb to the game audio. retroarch -menu -verbose customretroarch definitely being read-in including the following audio settings. Audio sync is very important in RetroArch because the games speed is computed based on the audio code. I have a Raspberry Pi model B running -wheezy-raspbian hooked up to a Vizio XVT553SV TV via HDMI. Used retroarch directly after stopping emulationstation manually, i.e.

Retroarch alsa alsathread