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No sound #702
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Hi there, Sorry that You have problems. Could You provide more info? Are other sound sources can play sound (itunes, winamp or youtube)? What operating system You're running on (Widows, Mac OS, Raspberry Pi or Linux)? Could You add here the output logs from directory that are placed under You're home directory ( |
I am running Sonic Pi on Windows 10 on a Lenovo S510P. |
I'm running Windows 7, but I suppose below steps should be similiar on Windows 10. Open cmd.exe Do the following (hoppbit below is my userprofile):
Attach those files by drag & drop or paste its contents here. |
With that info, even if I can't, then somebody smarter than me will be able to help You :) |
GUIfile:[GUI] - shutting down any old audio servers... server-outputfile:Using protocol: udp Device options:
Booting with: server-errorsfile:Could not load did_you_mean These are the only three files i can see. |
Does the full restart doesn't help? |
No, a full restart makes no difference. |
@VitalLogic seems like scsynth has zombied on your machine - can you see if it's still running in the Task Manager? If it's there and you kill it - are you able to get Sonic Pi to load again? |
How wonderful, yes, it was there, I killed it and restarted Sonic Pi, and it worked. Should I do this every time? Thanks a ton though |
For the meantime, yes it's unfortunately necessary. Do you happen to be a programmer? It would be great to get someone who knows a little about hacking about with Windows to take a look at this issue and see if we can solve it a little more nicely. |
Oh, I see.. Yeah, I am a programmer, but not a system programmer, so have to see if there is some way to fix this. I saw your TedEX and downloded to try it :) ... Very novice and wonderful idea... thank you |
Thanks - if you're able to shed any light whatsoever, it would be wonderful. Even a clear way to reproduce the issue would be fabulous! |
I've been able to reproduce this issue on a ASUS Q501L with Windows. Force quitting scsynth and restarting Sonic Pi temporally solves the issue. |
Sorry for the bump. but... Now it says it fails to open port 4557 even though I killed SCSYNTH.EXE from task manager, after I restart Sonic Pi. Should I reinstall the program? |
I've followed the instructions here using a Raspberry PI and Windows to no avail. I'm eager to try Sonic Pi. Should I just wait for the next rev? I'm not a computer programmer or knowledgeable on the command prompt, so I'm afraid a lot of what goes on in these threads are over my head. |
@kitsc are you having issues on your Raspberry Pi? Doesn't it just work with the latest Raspbian? |
I am able to boot just fine with the latest Raspbian. However, I get no sound when using Sonic Pi. I chose an example and selected Run. The UI informed me the process ran and completed, but I got no sound through my headphones plugged into the 3.5mm port. I am able to hear through the keyboard when I surf to youtube, so I know sound is possible.I'm a RPI newbie of the most rank order.Thanks for your response,Kit-----Original Message-----
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Hi Aaron, I still cannot hear examples played with Sonic Pi on a Raspberry Pi 3 using speaker jack with headphones. I run update on the Raspberry and through Sonic Pi. Do you have any suggestions? I'm eager write some code and make some noise. |
I had to force it in preferences
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Could you be more specific. I'm very new to Raspberry. Thanks for your time.Kit-----Original Message-----
From: lschnellmann I had to force it in preferences
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I tried that without success. The problem is limited to Sonic Pi
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For any Windows 10 users having problems hearing the sound. Here's what worked for me:
This does the trick for me. |
I am running Sonic Pi version 2.7.
It just wont play any sound. I don't know why this happening.
Thanks, and tell me if you need any more info.
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