Well I got it working :-)

I have created a repo on git incase anyone else needs to do this:

https://github.com/bruceiow/rPiVolumeControl

I got it to work.
I used these steps instead:
http://www.pretendo.online/2017/01/25/adding-background-music-to-emulation-station/

Works great! You can easily edit stuff in the bgmusic.py file , like startsong and add missing emulators to mute the sound for.
I stuck my Pi in a Playstation 1 case, so my Pi-station is pretty much done now:

from your screenshot mate, it looks like you're putting all your roms in a compressed zip file. While retropie recognises zip files, they have to be zipped individually with the name of the rom. This is why in your list it just says "add games here" as that is the name of your zip. Take them out of that zip file and then zip them individually and then reboot.

Just did the update... no errors! Thank you again!

@mitu not to mention the latency...

@eralimtv said in RASPBIAN STRETCH LITE:

@mitu Thank you! I will try now. How to upgrade Kodi to the latest version 17.6 on RetroPie image?

Latest available version of Kodi in Raspbian Jessie/RetroPie is 17.4 because 17.5 and 17.6 do not compile anymore on Jessie due to new ffmpeg patches which are not compatible with gcc 4.9.2.
To fix it we need to use a newer version of gcc or make the patches compatible with gcc 4.9.2. Either way is not easy to fix, I will see what I can do.

@mitu said in Advance MAME won't make a working compile on Ubuntu 17.10:

CFLAGS="-fno-stack-protector"

I created a pull request in github.

I have the exact same problem. Did you ever get this to work?

@flamingflareon Are you able to save from the RGUI ? You can save pressing Select+X, then using Save State. Does this work ? If it does not, then take a moment and give more details about your system - https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first

My problem is fixed, just had to connect to wifi, get things fixed and i'm done! Thanks for da help!

i have solved it now thanks , there is a button in retropie menu to disable it, the image was motion blue + attract mode. all the music fades out before the emulators loads, apart from daphne and c64. like they have not been added to the music script or something. thanks for your reply

@miclamcm your welcome. Enjoy some awesome ff7 goodness.

Ah, alrighty then. RIP.

@jonnykesh I'll give it a shot with some .n64 files. I'll reply back here once I get a shot to try.

Thanks!

@Lagauffre
I️ have been struggling for weeks yuh this. I️ also bought a different HDMI adapter: https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/ya?ac=bia&ref=yo_pop_mb_bia&reorder_params=B01F1SZB2W%2C112-0615068-3893811
Once I️ read your post I️ tried hooking up the pi to my tv. Shutdown, reboot. Shutdown reboot. No issues. Thank you posting this, I’ll bet this is why a lot of people are having the same issue!

D'oh seems they have added extra move from other versions of this game.

Thanks for help.