No mention of how you are selecting analogue audio!
I found the following, tested on Bookworm 64bit with a Pi4. May need to use 'alsamixer' from a terminal window to increase volume.
Basically finding the audio devices and selecting the first which happens to be analogue audio.
I found the following, tested on Bookworm 64bit with a Pi4. May need to use 'alsamixer' from a terminal window to increase volume.
Basically finding the audio devices and selecting the first which happens to be analogue audio.
Code:
from time import sleepimport pygameimport pygame._sdl2.audio as sdl2_audiodef get_devices(capture_devices: bool = False) -> tuple[str, ...]: init_by_me = not pygame.mixer.get_init() if init_by_me: pygame.mixer.init() devices = tuple(sdl2_audio.get_audio_device_names(capture_devices)) if init_by_me: pygame.mixer.quit() return devicesdef play(file_path: str, device:str = None): if device is None: devices = get_devices() print(devices) if not devices: raise RuntimeError("No device!") device = devices[0] print("Play: {}\r\nDevice: {}".format(file_path, device)) pygame.mixer.init(devicename=device) pygame.mixer.music.load(file_path) pygame.mixer.music.play() print(pygame.mixer.music.get_volume()) try: while True: sleep(0.1) except KeyboardInterrupt: pass pygame.mixer.quit() play('/home/pi/file_example_MP3_700KB.mp3')Statistics: Posted by rpiMike — Wed Mar 13, 2024 3:21 pm
