Has anyone had this problem on morphos mac mini?. I barely can hear the sound, and the sound prefs are at max. I can hear sound from youtube videos f.ex. But when trying to get a game sound, there is no luck. From what i remember, there was no volume settings on e-uae config files.

That is strange...

I hate to be the first to say it, but E-UAE's audio just works for me. I didn't have to tinker.

What hardware are you running MorphOS on?

> What hardware are you running MorphOS on?

I guess that "mac mini" just means exactly that ;-)

Woops, sorry. I have a defect where I can't read the letters "M" "A" "C" "I" and "N" when they are all put next to one another. I can type as such, but can't read it.

§ _ThEcRoW: Sorry I have no advice in this case. I own an eMac which is pretty much just a mac mini with built into a crappy monitor, and eUAE just worked with it after I installed the Kickstart files.

[ Edited by XDelusion 29.04.2011 - 21:21 ]

It is strange, as for other apps, sound works perfect, but on e-uae seems to be extremely low. Because of no gui or on-screen indication, i cannot try to doing anything more in e-uae. Will try with the config file, but as far as i rememmber from linux, there is no sound volume parameters in the e-uae config files.

And if there is, it should already be configured from the get go... Hmmm.

Strange. Check all of your AHI volumes in MorphOS Settings-System-Audio. Just a suggestion. I'm using a Peg2 btw.

No sound options in config file ??
Many channels and high frequencies might cause a lower volume.
(I'm not using any of these and getting ok sound)

sound_output=<type>
none - audio emulation is disabled.
interrupts - audio emulation is enabled but audio output is disabled.
normal - audio emulation is enabled and output enabled.
exact - audio emulation is enabled and exact output enabled.

sound_bits=<n>
Selects the resolution of audio output. <n> can be 8 or 16 for 8-bit and
16-bit output, respectively. Most hosts will use 16-bit output and this
will be the default.

sound_frequency=<n>
Typical values for <n> include 11025, 22050 and 44100.

sound_channels=<type>
mono - monophonic output; all Amiga voices are output on a single channel.
stereo - stereo output; two Amiga voices are output on the left channel and
two on the right.
mixed - stereo output; the four Amiga voices are mixed and output on both
left and right channels.

sound_max_buff=<n>
A typical default is 8192 bytes. For 44100 Hz output at 16 bits, this
would typically correspond to an audio buffer of about 100 ms - although
different audio driver do interpret this option in different ways.

sound_interpol=<type> (default=none)
none - no interpolation.
rh - 'rh' method of interpolation is used.
crux - 'crux' method of interpolation is used.

[ Edited by jalla 02.05.2011 - 04:29 ]

Also, what version of eUAE are you running?