I cannot get QLC+ to output audio on the Pi 4 to the 3.5mm headphone jack as I have with previous versions. Sound will output to an HDMI monitor OK.
I have used raspi-config to set the default audio out to the headphone jack and set the volume with alsamixer.
However still no sound from QLC+ to the 3.5mm headphone jack... I have used the web interface to set the audio device to "Default device", "default", and tried every option - none of them will work.
If I play the file using aplay (aplay /home/pi/wavsound.wav) from the command line after exiting QLC+, the sound file plays correctly through the 3.5mm output as intended so I believe the issue is with QLC+.
(I have used a Creative Soundblaster Play3 USB audio adapter and this works with QLC+)
No audio output on 3.5mm headphone jack from QLC+ on Pi 4
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Hey, I'm having the same exact issue.
aplay works fine, but no audio on QLC+ with any of the output configurations.
Is there any solution?? Please help!
aplay works fine, but no audio on QLC+ with any of the output configurations.
Is there any solution?? Please help!
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I haven't checked this issue myself, but a quick google search spotted this:
https://forums.raspberrypi.com/viewtopic.php?t=263942
Perhaps this do the trick?
or
https://forums.raspberrypi.com/viewtopic.php?t=263942
Perhaps this do the trick?
Code: Select all
1) raspi-config
2) -> Advanced Options -> AA pi 4 video Output -> disable 4kp60
3) save
4) reboot
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`raspi-config` -> `Advanced Options` -> `A4 Audio Force audio out through HDMI or 3.5mm jack`. Select `1 Headphones`
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Hi Massimo,
thanks for your answer, but this doesn't solve the problem. I've already set the right output device there.
I think the problem is within QLC+, bc sound output from the command line (aplay) works fine...
kind regards
thanks for your answer, but this doesn't solve the problem. I've already set the right output device there.
I think the problem is within QLC+, bc sound output from the command line (aplay) works fine...
kind regards
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I think it is a problem with Qt from what I have read. I have done a lot of google searches on this too. As stated the OS outputs from 3.5mm jack perfectly as expected.
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Qt uses gstreamer on Linux
Perhaps this is a gstreamer issue rather than Qt's.
I would test a gstreamer playback from command line first (using audio sinks)
Perhaps this is a gstreamer issue rather than Qt's.
I would test a gstreamer playback from command line first (using audio sinks)
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Update: I just checked and figured out how to output audio on the 3.5mm jack connector (no issue on QLC+ btw)
I have updated the official RPi user guide PDF with an additional FAQ
I have updated the official RPi user guide PDF with an additional FAQ
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I think it can be applied to the previous image as well.
Just check the additional FAQ note in the PDF manual of the reserved area.
Just check the additional FAQ note in the PDF manual of the reserved area.
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I can confirm this works on previous versions - I am just surprised with myself because I thought I tried everything!mcallegari wrote: ↑Wed Aug 02, 2023 7:08 am I think it can be applied to the previous image as well.
Just check the additional FAQ note in the PDF manual of the reserved area.
BUT NOW with Raspberry Pi 5, there is no 3.5mm audio output! So I will have to go back to using my Creative Labs Sound Blaster Play! 3 External USB Sound Adapter - which does work very well with QLC+ so it will be OK