I've just updated a Pi3B from Stretch to Bookworm (using the rpi-imager), and I've now got a problem with audio output which I didn't have before.
I'm running :
from my normal user (Pi in this case).
Previously I've been using a pair of speakers connected up via an Adafruit I2S speaker bonnet, and that has provided a satisfactory solution. Post upgrade, this doesn't work. I don't get any error messages, the command runs for what feels like the right length of time for the audio, but there is no sound produced. As an experiment, I've plugged in a USB speaker, and that does work, but with the volume set at 100%, I can only just hear it if there is no background noise, so that is not a long term solution.
Looking in the config.txt file, I've got :
Which is also the case on the old Stretch SD card, so that should be the same settings with both versions of the OS.
Suggestions welcome on where to look next.
Adrian.
I'm running :
Code:
$ aplay /home/pi/Music/hourlychimebeg.wavPlaying WAVE '/home/pi/Music/hourlychimebeg.wav' : Signed 16 bit Little Endian, Rate 16000 Hz, Stereofrom my normal user (Pi in this case).
Previously I've been using a pair of speakers connected up via an Adafruit I2S speaker bonnet, and that has provided a satisfactory solution. Post upgrade, this doesn't work. I don't get any error messages, the command runs for what feels like the right length of time for the audio, but there is no sound produced. As an experiment, I've plugged in a USB speaker, and that does work, but with the volume set at 100%, I can only just hear it if there is no background noise, so that is not a long term solution.
Looking in the config.txt file, I've got :
Code:
dtparam=i2c_arm=on#dtparam=i2s=ondtparam=spi=onSuggestions welcome on where to look next.
Adrian.
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