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Raspberry Pi B+ Assignment audio-video signal at the 4-pin jack plug

Last Updated on May 19, 2020 by Kalitut Leave a Comment

The Raspberry Pi Model B+ has a common 4-pin jack plug for audio and video signals. The datasheet or the circuit diagram of the model B+ shows the following picture detail for the assignment of the jack socket:

Raspberry Pi B+ 4-pin jack plug
1 (plug)234 (top)
videoGround (GND)Right (right audio channel)Left (left audio channel)
The assignment is identical to the Apple iPod. However, not with the iPhone or iPad. There is no video output, but a microphone input, but the Raspberry Pi does not.

Audio Enhancements
The analog audio output of the Raspberry Pi is extremely bad. Noise, humming and a miserable sound are simply no fun. If it goes beyond experimentation, then audio extensions for GPIO or USB are recommended.

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