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[BananaPro] Crackling on Audio Jack output
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[Trouble]
[BananaPro] Crackling on Audio Jack output
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I'm also having the same issue on Banana Pro.
Please tell us what to change in script.fex file to get rid of this...
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I observed the same problem. A quiet "tick" every second through the audio/composite port. I disabled the display in the script.bin file, yet the tick is still present.
""""""
[disp_init]
disp_init_enable = 0
disp_mode = 0
""""""""
If it's possible to fix this with the script.bin file, please let us know what the script.fex settings are. I don't use a display at all.
thanks,
-edfardos |
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[tvout_para]
tvout_used = 0
tvout_channel_num = 1
And:
screen1_output_type = 1
screen1_output_mode = 4
Under Android, it worked to solve the crackle. Next production batch Banana Pro, it will improve the circuit design. |
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Anyone tested an adapter from 3,5mm Audio without Video? Is there a solution for bananian?
With an usb creative labs sound i solved the problem for the moment ;) |
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For me, this settings doesn't solve the problem . I decompiled script.bin file, edited the lines, recompiled and copied to microSD card. I use latest version of Bananian.
Since I use Banana Pro as music player it's very disappointing. Crackling is very noticeable on speakers on high volume.
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I created a new script.bin file with those suggested settings and still hear a click every second from the composite-video-audio-out jack. Perhaps we're talking about different problems? In any event, a usb audio dongle is still required for any serious audio playback (or hdmi audio). |
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Hi!
Is there a solution for the problem?
I'am using bananian linux 15.08 on a Banana Pi M1+ |
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Confirmed! I used the cable that came with my old ipod video which has a tip and three rings. I'm listening to stereo output with no 1hz tick!
thank you!
edfardos |
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So the next question is the TRRS cable the OMTP (Left/right/video/ground) or the CTIA standard (Left/right/ground/video)?
thanks,
-edfardos |
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