Hmm, I tried to plug in the keyboard but it doesn't seem to be working either, looks like it is the USB connection that's bugging out. Not sure what could be causing this, since none of the wires are shorting with each other, but I'll ask about it on the Adafruit forums. Thanks everyone for your suggestions!

@pingywon I can tell you the 8bitdo SN30 and N30 have the slightly aggravating northwest kernel problem.

@robertvb83 said in Zero Delay usb controller Mode and function switches:

accept analouge input by switching the dragonrise mode to analogue...

when the light is orange/red its in analog mode when its green its digital. if you want a true analog control you are probably going to have to add a analog sensor of some sort to it though. The mode button press changes this

@tackskull I dunno, depends on the core and your hardware specs. Check the libtretro.com docs for your core and see if there are any notes about requirements. As noted in the docs

This emulator is supplied for people who are running RetroPie on more powerful x86 systems.

Please answer the questions from https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first. As I said, it's important to know the emulator used and the ROM file that doesn't work.

ok. thank you.

@r3lic Glad you got it sorted out, all credit goes to @meleu for his script.

Well i decided to try out on my Pi 3 first to install the files needed and then swap the card over to my 3B+ cause there is some roms i want to test out to see if they work better on the newer Pi.

Ok tried it out on my Pi 3 and still getting the same errors on getting it which is strange cause when i was on 4.2 i was able to download it but now i keep getting that error message after 17 minutes.

@chubbz619

What do you mean, it detects it?

Can you give some information about your setup, are you using mk_arcade_joystick? How have you configured it? What hardware are you using?

Try filling out the info from the read this first post linked at the top of the page.

@mitu works fine! Thank you 😊

@hockmiester Use a supported distro - Debian/Ubuntu (or an Ubuntu spin off like Xubuntu/Lubuntu) and try again to install RetroPie.

@mcsteve

Assuming your controller has enough buttons to support all of the N64 buttons, all of those buttons are available by default if you configured all of the buttons on your controller during the initial gamepad detection. If you need to reconfigure it I recommend resetting your controller configuration in the Retropie system menu->Retropie Setup so that it prompts you again.

@118k You'll have to do a bit of effort and provide answers for the questions in https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first. Are you using a reliable SD card ?

Thanks. I will check tonight. I think , I will just start from the beginning with Ubuntu anyway if that is more stable

I'm pretty positive that the romsets are correct with the emu version.
I've ordered a 3B+, should come in the mail tomorrow,was hoping to be able to find a use on the old rpi but i guess it's gonna be something else.

Thanks

@xadox said in Configure 2 identical controllers differently:

I will search on another solution without the use of xboxdrv.

If you find anything, please post back. I'm always interested in alternatives to these types of problems.

Right, I've heard that Linux people can bypass the Emudriver.

But still - did you try Retroarch standalone? The latest one supports 15khz natively on Linux as well.
On RaspberryPi you need to change hdmi_timings in boot/config.txt to output to a CRT - not sure, perhaps directly from Linux on a PC it's different.

cool - thanks

@jimbo will test and up swap if needed.

A bit more expensive than the Chinese ones but may have to use it. Thanks for that.