Perhaps not that exact setting then but another one in the same menu? The ability to scrape images from a web URL would be quite useful for those looking to avoid needing to edit the names for manually added images.

I have tried to request this on https://forums.libretro.com/c/general/development.
Was not registered to It might take a while for the post to be seen there.

@cyperghost Yeah I had actually skimmed those tutorials over briefly a long while ago when I was looking into what could be causing the high score garbage issues that were fixed in December with lr-fba. Sort of surprising to me that there is always a start and end marker byte.

@vykyan

No problem. Glad it helped.

@Reechard I totally get what you are saying. You want EmulationStation and all if its normal functionality. But you just want it so that when people are walking by a game is up and running when you first boot it up. (without having to do that yourself each time). Either a specific game or just the last game that someone was playing. (problem with the latter scenario is that I don't think EmulationStation writes any metadata out until it quits, so it would have to be the last game played when it was properly shut down not just the power shut off)

Totally makes sense and I can also see why you would want EmulationStation running in the background and ready to be dropped back into as normal.

Something akin to the "Start in System" option but a "Start in Game" option as well.

Probably not a common thing it seems but I can see how one might like it that way.

hi thanks for the heads up mitu daphne is fixed for use with joysticks now and the pull request is in.

https://github.com/RetroPie/daphne-emu/pull/2

just a quick question im struggling a lot with github is there any good tutorials on how to use it efficiently

@kinduff

I gotta say, it's a very intriguing use of ES. I commend your efforts.

@adampalmer My suggestion was that you don't have to install RP in a VM on the networked Linux system, I realised that it seemed to recommend to replace the whole PI with a PC - which in itself would not be such a bad idea. Unfortunately most of these systems, while small enough to compare to a RPI, are not in the same price range (Intel NUC or Gigabyte BRIX).
Going back to the original question, I guess you'd need to run an Login DM on the remote system and enable XDMCP and then run X -query <remote_ip> on the Pi, which will present you the login screen of the remote X server and you'll be able to run X11 apps directly from there (see more details at https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/XDMCP).

You can always bypass software and just splice together a cable that combines the stereo audio channels into one output. Just strip the left and right channel wires, wire the grounds together, solder a 1kΩ resistor to the end of each audio channel and combine them together to get a solid mono output from a stereo source.

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@red2blue, @papinist I think I found something at http://smartretro.co.uk/forums/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=8288

This is the direct link, just in case...
Arcade Bezel overlays (John Merrit)

Anyone?

@caver01 thanks a lot caver!!!

@markwkidd Word received 😀. Great work as always 😎

@mitu OK thanks

@arambecker No my approach would be a bit more.
A tool to find duplicates.
As I said in my first post. If you have selections of several regions.

Maybe 1000 roms it would be usefull to search for a gametitle and to select duplicates.

Game 1 (J) Game 1 (U) Game 2 (JUE) Game 3 (J) Game 3 (E)

You already programmed delimiter so there needs "just" to generate an automatic search term.
That's not the way your script is intended to work and I think it will need a heavy rework. But this would be usecase, too

ROM Names > Automatic generated search term Game 1 (J) > Game 1 ( Game 1 (U) > Game 1 ( Game 2 (JUE) > Game 2 ( Game 3 (J) > Game 3 ( Game 3 (E) > Game 3 (

Maybe @meleu can say more to this?

Welcome on board :)

wonderful, i'll look into it, thanks!