@jesterking said in Backup my retropie error?:

That being said, the best... method of backing up the entire SD card that I could find is in this link

At the end of the day, making an sd backup externally really is the best, most all-encompassing method. The same advice is given in the official RetoPie documentation as well.

https://github.com/retropie/retropie-setup/wiki/updating-retropie#making-a-backup-option-1

The next one will be a Pi 3 B so I can have the option to include PS1 and N64 games as well as flexibility to try a bunch of other IoT stuff that's been on my mind for a couple years. :)

@mediamogul I see. Anyway, I'll try this out. Thanks!

Additionally, is your HDMI routing directly to your TV or is it passing through a soundbar or AV receiver?

@mikikiki

Moved to 'Help and Support'.

Thanks @Howitzer99, I'll have to give that a try. Hopefully I'll have some time over the weekend.

@mediamogul Seriouslly? Men... thas a boomer U_U im amazed with this little fellow, but the 2 things that are really bothering me its this, the volume, and cant run neo geoCD / mame games even following several guides on internet jajaja , well and the HISSSSS sound in online videos on firefox with XCDE4
, well thanks U_U

@mediamogul thanks.

I had firefox LD working with lr-mame 2016. The game is very slow but 100% working

@paul78 Disabled on x86_64 currently.

https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/9020/installing-pcsx2

@pjft great thanks! I haven't even updated to Jessie yet lol. Time for a complete overhaul!

@meleu thanks that is going to be extremely useful! i think between the two of you i should be able to come up with a solution now. thanks!!

I highly recommend the workbench theme from Rookervik: https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/5552/release-amiga-workbench-emulationstation-theme

It's my daily driver! Clean and easy to read with a pixelated touch. My favorite thing about it is that lots of info is shown at the same time and stuff rarely gets cut from the side on a CRT.

Also, if you say you're using a CRT, I just wanted to link you a cool little script I use to set the overscan: https://github.com/ukscone/set_overscan
Super useful, play around with the disable_overscan and overscan_scale values to make sure the system does what you want.

@workforit11 said in PSX not working:

Also, when Retropie loads up playstation isn't an option as an emulator.

That's because retropie did not see the .cue file. Yes, you must extract them in the psx folder.

@josete2k If Kodi crashes, with default settings, and doing simple things like that, your problem is likely a hardware one. Make sure you have a good SD card and a good power supply, preferebly a one piece one, whitout a separate usb cable.
Making a python script to kill/restart Kodi isn't going to do any better.

@Muddyhardcore usb's always have to be on while the system is on. Otherwise they couldnt detect new devices.

@Niall76 to help you we need to know what name emulator you are using. Check out the docs section on this forum under arcade. You can check what emulator is set by pressing the A button when the rom is loading.