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Rock64 | 3.5mm audio jack not working #2522
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@lupa18 Which sound card do you use, or native 3.5mm jack output? |
Native 3.5mm thank you! |
This fixed it for me as well! Why is the sound so quiet? can you make a louder somehow? Even with 100% its not loud. |
@lupa18 @sChUhBiDu Solution in this case would be:
This is safer then |
Perfect ! I will try. Only this little fix: first line, at the end should be: /etc/mpd.conf |
@lupa18 |
yes, It works!! ... will dietpi include these changes? |
@lupa18 |
Sorry, I think it was solved, because mpd begin working, but sound really don't coming ount. Then I search for logs and found this:
(I'm using dietpi's fresh install) |
I have availability to help on this, but not sure how to proceed, where is syslog and things like that. |
And from dmesg, I got:
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Since the error looks quite clear, just to verify:
The dmesg error is about GPIO/SPDIF, so is not related to your 3.5mm jack. |
I'm using: v6.21.1 | Rock64 (aarch64) I applied comment above, but I think second line has an error. Then I tested again by adding manually Group=audio but can't reproduce nothing trough jack output. |
@lupa18 Hmm and your OT solution |
No, that "solution" doesn't work, and no way to hear anything. When I go to dietpi-config I see:
Is correct to configure hw:1,0 SPDIF for use jack output ? |
It depends if you need a digital (SPDIF) or analogue (default) signal. Usually if you attach a speaker directly to the jack it requires an analogue signal, but it is not listed in your case. Just found that by default the required kernel module is not enabled. Please try:
I hope you see the 3.5mm jack (analogue output) then. If yes, do:
And you can then select this device via dietpi-config > Audio as well, respectively through MPD. |
It seems that module is not there:
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First:
then:
and I'm not sure if any other thing is needed. |
Is this solved ? |
@FredericGuilbault |
Upgrade will be enough? or I should download and flash DP again? |
@lupa18 I keep finger crossed, hope I interpreted the changelogs correctly 😅. |
I mark this as closed, especially in regards to new Buster image. Feel free to reopen if required. |
Creating a bug report/issue
Required Information
Steps to reproduce
sudo dietpi-update
Expected behaviour
Hear sounds
Actual behaviour
Can't hear anything
Extra details
Log says:
Feb 08 20:03 : exception: Failed to open "DietPi Alsa" [alsa]
Feb 08 20:03 : exception: nested: Failed to open ALSA device "default": Permission denied
So I try to change sound card permissions and works !
sudo chmod -R a+rw /dev/snd
But after next update, the problem appears again.
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