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!

@blonqe @dudleydes I'm confused. In my standard Emulation Station that's part of Retropie 4.3, I can filter games by the number of players in the Filter Gamelist menu. Don't you have that option, blonge?

edit: Sorry, I didn't read dudleydes' post correctly. He/she basically said exactly the same. In my defense, I have a bad cold at the moment. O:)

Anyone?

The behavior I'm seeing now a days is consistent between EmulationStation and the RetroPie-Setup Script. The big outlier for me is the Raspi-Config menu being the opposite of everything else. Has anyone discovered a way to swap the confirm/cancel button behavior for Raspi-Config?

@udb23 I'm just waiting on @caver01 sorting it out and the posting all the .art files here for me to use. Nah, I just found it extremely frustrating and the whole thing is not at all documented on the AdvMame site. I got as far as I could following guidance from caver but it still would not behave in a way I expected.

So its looking like I want to do the mausberry varient if these power mods, which varient are people using mostly to get what I'm after tho?
https://mausberry-circuits.myshopify.com/products/shutdown-circuit-use-your-own-switch

direct-plug micro-USB, 2-pin spring terminal header, or the versions with a USB female plug?

I'm still not 100% certain how this works but it looks like the switch only controls either the reset or power switch? If that's the case does the power switch still power everything directly?

What I'm thinking is this correct me if I'm wrong?

Power switch = hard on off power (no script for safe shut down)

Reset switch = mausberry switch with script that if in emulator and pressed quits the emulator and if not in emulator and is pressed runs script for safe reset?

Nevermind... Figured out i can do negative zIndexs on the images to put them below everything else.

@markwkidd thanks for your updates, one of these days I'd like to delve into romlister to filter out game types. I know floob had done some in the past but for the few people who filter Mame rom lists might be a useful tool.

I know this is an old thread, but I'm replying here because it's the first "open" result on a related Google search.
I wrote a quick script that I'd like to share for quickly parsing the above into a user-readable format

Sample output:

Status: 0x50005 Undervolted: Now: YES Run: YES Throttled: Now: YES Run: YES Frequency Capped: Now: NO Run: NO

Script:

#!/bin/bash #Flag Bits UNDERVOLTED=0x1 CAPPED=0x2 THROTTLED=0x4 HAS_UNDERVOLTED=0x10000 HAS_CAPPED=0x20000 HAS_THROTTLED=0x40000 #Text Colors GREEN=`tput setaf 2` RED=`tput setaf 1` NC=`tput sgr0` #Output Strings GOOD="${GREEN}NO${NC}" BAD="${RED}YES${NC}" #Get Status, extract hex STATUS=$(vcgencmd get_throttled) STATUS=${STATUS#*=} echo -n "Status: " (($STATUS!=0)) && echo "${RED}${STATUS}${NC}" || echo "${GREEN}${STATUS}${NC}" echo "Undervolted:" echo -n " Now: " ((($STATUS&UNDERVOLTED)!=0)) && echo "${BAD}" || echo "${GOOD}" echo -n " Run: " ((($STATUS&HAS_UNDERVOLTED)!=0)) && echo "${BAD}" || echo "${GOOD}" echo "Throttled:" echo -n " Now: " ((($STATUS&THROTTLED)!=0)) && echo "${BAD}" || echo "${GOOD}" echo -n " Run: " ((($STATUS&HAS_THROTTLED)!=0)) && echo "${BAD}" || echo "${GOOD}" echo "Frequency Capped:" echo -n " Now: " ((($STATUS&CAPPED)!=0)) && echo "${BAD}" || echo "${GOOD}" echo -n " Run: " ((($STATUS&HAS_CAPPED)!=0)) && echo "${BAD}" || echo "${GOOD}"

@dankcushions said in Design dilemma for retro arcade machine:

plus of course, if you play any console games the 'insert coin' button is by default also the 'select' button, which is used in SNES, PSX, etc.

No plans to play any console games. I was always a C64/Amiga fan, but I emulate these on my PC 'cause it's a more suitable environment than a arcade machine. The one game I wouldn't mind from a console would be Alex the Kid from the Master System (I believe).

Thanks for your input