Yeah, I use rpi-update to update my kernel. I guess I'm a little OCD that way. Thanks to the pointer on downgrading the kernel, I'll give that a try tomorrow.

There are problems with PS3 controllers crashing currently with the built in bluetooth - https://github.com/raspberrypi/linux/issues/1360

RPI3 install is the same as the RPI2

the controls said to hit space-bar to start game and nothing happened, what do I do? Thanks for the link it was still really useful.

@davebtiller generally just read the documentation first as requested here and it will answer the majority of your questions before you have to ask:

https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first

The logs vary depending on what the issue is so it just depends.

Hi,

Perfect, thanks. Just before I read your reply I had stumbled upon it myself - I suddenly realised the script copies the gamelist.xml and images elsewhere (so I was looking in the wrong place), should have known that really.

I see you have updated the script already to remove though, cheers!

Just going to note this. I am using the BerryBoot version. Just grabbed the Berryboot image from the main site, chose the os Retropie 3.6 from other category.
I get much stabler overscan settings. And my screen is properly stretched to fit. Trying to determine which settings they are getting right will update you when I figure it out.

Are these hash not found errors because thegamedb is down?

2016/04/11 13:52:45 INFO: Checking for new hash.csv.
2016/04/11 13:52:45 INFO: hash.csv "5db5b721700b9c87ec273a7820f917ce" up to date.
2016/04/11 13:52:48 INFO: Starting: /home/pi/RetroPie/roms/nes/Contra.nes
2016/04/11 13:52:48 INFO: Starting: /home/pi/RetroPie/roms/nes/Popeye.nes
2016/04/11 13:52:48 INFO: Starting: /home/pi/RetroPie/roms/nes/RUSHNATK.NES
2016/04/11 13:52:48 INFO: Starting: /home/pi/RetroPie/roms/nes/Super Mario Bros. 2.nes
2016/04/11 13:53:03 ERR: error processing /home/pi/RetroPie/roms/nes/Popeye.nes: hash not found
2016/04/11 13:53:03 INFO: Starting: /home/pi/RetroPie/roms/nes/Super Mario Bros.nes
2016/04/11 13:53:03 ERR: error processing /home/pi/RetroPie/roms/nes/Contra.nes: hash not found

If you're in a game, you can also press hotkey+Y and that should pull up the RetroArch menu where you can find the "inputs" menu and change the settings to enable the left analog stick to work the same way as your Dpad. If you go to the configuration settings within the same menu, you can set this to "save configuration on exit" and then any games you play on that emulator will have the left analog stick enabled.

I figured out how to fix it. Ran sudo apt-get autoremove gcc, then ran sudo apt-get install build-essential

@dLux Yep, I'm getting the same results with Kodi. Shows up as a receiver but doesn't actually play audio. Anyone have any luck with other Airplay receiver options?

@Drakaen391 best bet is to probably Rip the bin and cue of it.

I suppose if you want to be technical its js0 btn 0

@herb_fargus said:

scrape them and you'll see they are human readable.

Thank you! I will give this a try.

-bc

You may need to update it, (I can't remember the command of the top of my head)

The scraper is down

Still a learning experience, least I get to put my brain to better use than watching Netflix endlessly :)

The userspace controller for 0 and 1 is caused by settings used with xboxdrv. By default it reserves two slots. You have to go back to the screen where you enabled it, and set the number of controllers to 1. This is in RetroPie Setup, configuration, xboxdrv.
https://github.com/RetroPie/RetroPie-Setup/wiki/Setting-up-the-XBox360-controller

Yes you can delete retroarch.cfg and upon reinstall of retroarch a new one will be generated. There probably is a file called retroarch.cfg-rp.dist in the same directory which is a default version if you just want to rename or copy to use as retroarch.cfg.