Closed myagizmaktav closed 9 months ago
based on your answer to 3. This seems not to be a UxPlay issue. Google for "raspberry pi audio configuration", don't test uxplay before you have working audio.
First get audio working on the pi. test it with something that says "left speaker" and "right speaker" when you press on a the corresponding icon.
You need to chose what to output audio to , using raspi-config. There is analog headphone jack output and hdmi sound output (on R Pi 4b, not sure about 3B+). Or you can attach a usb speaker to one of the usb ports.
https://www.raspberrypi.com/documentation/computers/configuration.html#audio-configuration
https://raspians.com/raspberry-pi-audio-complete-guide/
You need to install pulseaudio, I think.
After audio is working, Uxplay should work.
If you still have issues after getting audio to work (without using uxplay), post a new issue.
https://github.com/antimof/UxPlay/issues/141?notification_referrer_id=NT_kwDOBuRXV7Q3NzA5MzAyNDU4OjExNTYyNzg2Mw the issue moved here.
I try every audio sink method for audio problems.
@fduncanh