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No sound

Open Dualchaos opened this issue 3 years ago • 7 comments

No mater what I do I can't get sound to play

Dualchaos avatar Mar 16 '23 23:03 Dualchaos

Can you give us more details, please?

ElyesSellami avatar Mar 17 '23 18:03 ElyesSellami

Can you give us more details, please?

no matter what I change in the audio settings, it never plays sound

Dualchaos avatar Mar 30 '23 21:03 Dualchaos

It's a bit vague to be honest, the problem could originate from one of many sources. Could you take a screenshot of your audio settings, maybe we can spot something that's off?

ElyesSellami avatar Mar 31 '23 08:03 ElyesSellami

It's a bit vague to be honest, the problem could originate from one of many sources. Could you take a screenshot of your audio settings, maybe we can spot something that's off?

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Dualchaos avatar Apr 01 '23 20:04 Dualchaos

Looks fine to me, with your same settings my sound works fine. Maybe the problem is elsewhere? Perhaps the emulator is using a different sound driver than the usual, or something.

ElyesSellami avatar Apr 03 '23 19:04 ElyesSellami

Perhaps a different cause, but I ran into a no sound issue today on Linux when I inadvertently had multiple instances of melonDS running. Enabling OpenGL crashes melonDS on my old laptop, but apparently it took a bit of time for melonDS to fully close (the crashed melonDS's had no window but were still running in the background). Look for (2) or (3), etc in the title bar of the main window as a sign that it's a duplicate instance. Also a lot of the settings will be disabled in the Config window. Easiest solution is to close all the melonDS windows and wait for around 15 seconds. Or use pkill melonDS or similar to end the process(es). In my case I also needed to rm -rf ~/.config/melonDS to clear out the OpenGL config so it would revert to software rendering.

killerkalamari avatar Mar 17 '24 23:03 killerkalamari