@Jimi007 said in Amiberry 3.2 beta black screen on starting games:

Do you know if there is a difference with the pre-compiled and source version?

Yes, the binary is built from a different (earlier) version of Amiberry. The binaries are not automatically updated for each new upstream change.

@thesterninator a usb flash drive should not cause power issues. And seriously start fresh. It will teach you how the whole RetroPie system works.

@George-Spiggott Thanks for this, I have now run this version and working great.

@mitu Ok, thanks for all the fast help!

@rlongfield said in Kodi upgrading inputstream adaptive:

I performed a complete update last night from the Retropie menu's and said Yes to the base OS update. When I checked the version I get:
Release: 9.11
Codename: stretch

That's because the previous version of the RetroPie image (4.5) was based on Raspbian Stretch. If you install the latest image (4.6), you'll be running on a Raspbian Buster image and the package could possibly work.

How did you install RetroPie ?

I added 'raspbian buster' to my sources list with no improvement.

That's strongly not recommended and could break some of your packages.

@marine88 I use the Plugable 4.0 BT dongle, but run it on a short USB extension cable so I can get line of sight. I use this old docking station, but I expect another of good quality should work (if I were you I'd get a powered one so you can at least take power drain out of the equation): link

Basically, get that Plugable dongle as it's amazing and get a decent USB caddy!

The quick menu does not let me remap the controls, but the retroarch menu does. There is one problem with that, though: it uses the right analog as the c-pad for the n64, and there is nothing that the d-pad in retroarch does.

I made some minor adjustments to naomi bg, here is an update : naomi_background V2

You can access the mame menu from retroarch as well. There should be a setting under options to turn on the mame menu. Then you can remap the menu toggle button under general inputs.

@Jekku If you have the nespi case with a fan already installed, you must remove that fan before you can use the dual fan heat sink. Also, use some white scotch tape and tape the heat sink to the raspberry pi with a dry fit. The fan slot in the case can interfere with a proper install. But, there is a certain position while still being able to give full contact to the heat spots on the pi when it is installed. Also, recommend using the flat copper heat sink for the chip on the back of the board. I have actually done this but without the copper heat sink on the back of the board. To be honest those double fan heat sinks actually fall off rather easily if given a light to medium tap. It is better to just use the regular heat sinks with the Nespi case fan installed.

Got it, thank you!

https://retropie.github.io/RetroPie-Docs/lr-mame2003/#tate-mode may be of use

@mitu After remapping the controller as you stated and reviewing the config file, I tried holding Select then pressing Start, and it took me out of the game. Similarly, holding Select and pressing left bumper loaded state. In short, it seems to be working. It appears my understanding of the hotkey was incorrect. I thought you simply pressed the hotkey only to bring up the GUI.

Thank you for your help and work on this forum.

Ok i understand.
It is with more games.

Is the sound not on another core ?
Should be.

@mitu I have attempted that but you dont have to wait to when using the up down left right arrows, i have tested this and it works before the time runs out

Maybe a config override for that core?

@Riverstorm

I agree with what you are saying.

However, Guarantee = safety factor in engineering. If I want to burn my Pi in 2 years instead of 20 and I want to approach S.F. to 1.0 by iteration because I want more from my machine, I do not see where the problem is. I saw a difference in the performance, that's the problem.

I think It's not a bad thing to explore It with knowingly and knowing the impacts.

Everyone has their opinion on the matter and that's fine like this.

@mitu said in MAMEdev MAME Installation Script Broken:

Then it might be something with the latest update. I tried to test the libretro builbot version, but for some reason, the armv7-neon-hf build for the lr-mame core is build for aarch64 and it can't be used on RetroPie.

The issue is being looked at upstream - https://github.com/libretro/mame/issues/163