Once above window show up, select the active device, then click Properties.
STEP 2: A new window will pop up like below. 
A new page will open, on the right side of that page, click “Sound Control Panel”. It will pop up something like below, then click Soundsīut if you you have something like below, click “Open Sound Settings”.
STEP 1: Right click on the Volume Icon in the System Tray. Here’s how I did it in my Windows 10 Professional: Suddenly, I remember that we can actually adjust the volume balance in Windows. I was half-way from throwing this headphones into the rubbish bin. Using it to listen any music will give me a disorienting effect. Unfortunately, I found that left speaker is not as loud as the right speaker. Retropie Gaming Console ROMs v4.Today, I decided to test an old in-ear headphones that has been gathering dust in my table to see if it’s still working. Log in to PI via SSH, and execute the following command: nano /opt/retropie/configs/all/emulationstation/es_settings.cfgĪnd set AudioDevice value to HDMI like this: Headphone, if using the analog jack for audio. The volume can be set using alsamixer or the Audio menu in RetroPie (which uses alsamixer), but for EmulationStation the only workaround right now is to edit es_settings.cfg and set AudioDevice to This problem is caused by the recent change in kernel/firmware for the audio system on the Pi - the names of the cards and devices have changed. How to Fix Failed to find mixer elements by Alan Pfahler on T03:21:22+00:00Įvery time I start up ROMs or go to a configuration menu like Retropie Setup or Raspi-Config (and others), I get the "lvl0: VolumeControl::init() - Failed to find mixer elements!" error message, please follow the steps below to fix failed to find mixer elements problem.
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