Hi, I was looking for the "Buffer rendering" option for test it with some "black screen" games, where can I find that option? (was looking but didnt found it!) :S

Apologies, I meant mame2003. Thanks for the info, after reading your post I had another idea, and I've found the best way to fix the sound:

In the tab menu, switch on test mode (the place where you set free play, adjust difficulty etc for the game). In that menu there is a volume control option for the game itself. It's down at the minimum volume by default, crank it up and the sound is fine.

Other Midway arcade games such as Mortal Kombat have the same issue and I see they all use the same sound chip. I haven't checked but I expect the same method will work.

@Lukszgz They are looking pretty cool! Though I was excepting they are showing the original controller as well as your actual controller with some sort of remapping arrows. Something like this (just a quick paint job as concept):

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I think I will put this on my neverending to-do list. It's great for friends coming over who are not familiar with the button mapping. Thanks for the inspiration! :)

Hi thx to trying to help me.

sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get dist-upgrade not working.

I am using fresh copy of retropie 4.2.I just enabled ssh and then installed agent from https://mydevices.com/ to remote control
rpi. When I do that I get those dependencies problem and apt-get not working anymore.

Thank you. Trying to find that as soon as I do, I will get it. Sorry. After a bunch of tries its hard to be optimistic....

@ExarKunIv thank you!

@Rick72 Yip, you need the .bin files too.

Please update retropie-setup and try again.

@BuZz Thanks for all the info.

I am pretty new to Linux but I think I should be okay with the VPN portion of it by following a guide.

As for enabling VPN on boot for RetroPie, that should be as simple correct? Just SSH into the Pi and edit the settings there?

Sorry for the dumb questions!

@Vliro If you disable the xpad driver in RetroPie you get the kernel xpad driver, which is the same between RetroPie and Raspbian (RetroPie images are Raspbian).

In case the answer wasn't obvious, or if anyone is interested. The old save states worked with both bin and pbp files as long as the file names were identical.

@windale

I don't know if the DraStic Bios is custom edited by Exophase for better compatibility (custom fixes).

It's custom, but it seems to have been a choice made by Exophase to make distribution easier. There's an interesting post with him discussing it here. It continues for two posts on the next page as well.

@BuZz OK sure thing best of my knowledge I'll supply more details
Running windows 7
Downloaded retropie from Raspberrypi.org
Used the Jessie download link
Used a SD formatter I downloaded
Just trying to load some ROMs onto this thing
I have the Raspberry pi zero 1v 3 (can't see the act led)
16gb SD card with adapter
Power source I'm running off a adsoter
From my cell phone (meets minimum requirements)
You think that maybe the Raspberry could be faulty? (had a big blue stripe drawn on the logo on top) could be a bad refurbished one...

@Javier unfortunately it's not that simple. Madrigal and the libretro team went through an extensive process of converting his original simulation to Lua, it was also obfuscated in conversion. So whatever simulation is the in the libretro repositories is what you get. The rest of the simulators you reference on that site seem to be flash but again you'd need to disassemble the actionscript code, port it to Lua and recompile into the proper filetype with the libretro core.

@CrazyPharaoh Sorry, I have the same problem whit my Waveshare 5 inch

@FluffySpikes im on the latest version of RetroPie and on kodi 16. I tried 17 but I didn't liked it, so I reinstalled a backup. The missing controller support is not a problem for me, since I prefer to use my tablet to control Kodi.