@muldjord Thanks - that works well. I've modified my script output a one-liner to execute Skyscraper as you suggest. It'd be nice if there was a way to pipe a bunch of those "--query "md5=HASH" FILENAME" pairs into the cmd, so it could minimize the startup/rampdown stuff and provide better progress tracking.

But, it moves me forward. Thanks a ton!

@inolen one more question...is it possible to make save input for a specific game or a specific button to switch from gamepad to axis controler. The problem is mainly that I'm also using two Hori Fight Sticks mini 4, so there is only a stick (gamepad) :) In some games there is the main controler the axis or gamepad. So every time I want to play a different game I have to reconfigure the controller from axis to gamepad or vice versa.

This is just a wish (feature?:) )...nothing more :) If it's to complicate to implement or configure then don't bother :)

Thank you again for your QUICK and mostly EFFECTIVE anwsers :)

Sorry, certainly I will.

@Tim-s-up The retropie weekly dev builds are usable and nowhere near as buggy as lakka. For example, Lakka still crashes endlessly with the ozone theme since July. Also, retropie uses retroarch as well...

@MajorDangerNine said in (Request) Add Libretro Neogeo CD Emulator:

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THANKS MAN! I WANTED IT FOR MANY TIME!

@klachow You can see the version when you start the RetroPie-Setup script.
To get this, you should EmulationStation and then re-configure your gamepad to the joystick axis are added to the input configuration.
For manual installation, you can look at @chipsnblip's instructions.

this emulator is already included with recalbox
the emulator is here : https://github.com/nesbox/TIC-80
if they can port it to retropie will be great

Hello, I tried this with my Xin-Mo arcade setup and while it sorta made things more responsive in games, it ended up making some wacky things happen in EmulationStation. When scrolling through systems left-right it would skip over a system sometimes even though I pressed it once. Same goes for up-down in the game lists, it would skip games over as if it were double tapping.

version 2 in light and extended version available --- see first posting!

Complete rewrite Select more then one savestate with B-button (selection list) Extra Menu added Backup of Savestates added Mass delete added (for current game) Rename gamestates to .state.auto (extended version) Rename gamestate to .state0 (extended version) Remove all gamesstates except selected one (extended version)

@jandalf81 Indeed :)
@roslof Or ask the forum seach engine

https://retropie.org.uk/forum/post/170818
https://retropie.org.uk/forum/post/150918
https://retropie.org.uk/forum/post/144863
https://retropie.org.uk/forum/post/124474

@chataigne73 said in Compile emulationstation without video preview:

Is it possible to compile emulationstation without video preview feature, and thus without the need of VLC libraries ?

No, you'll have to modify the sources to remove the VLC dependency. Or use the original project's sources from EmulationStation.org, which doesn't have the video feature included.

@BuZz okidoki

also a n00b here. trying to do this and i'm getting :
"Your local changes to the following files would be overwritten by checkout: retropie_packages.sh
Please commit your changes or stash them before you switch branches"

No idea what to do here...please help. thx

@Scott-Skaife said in System Control API:

One of the thing that has always broken the illusion of emulating computers is the need to break out of the emulated environment to swap disks. Being able to do this from a phone app would be a huge deal.

this seems more immersion-breaking than using the retroarch GUI!

that said, retroarch itself does have various network commands, so i believe you could achieve your disk change example with a simple phone app on the same network: https://docs.libretro.com/development/retroarch/network-control-interface/