@BuZz can you recommend a browser? I tried this in google chrome and internet explorer and they both give they same results, they only hold the first group of threads in their memory. I think a work around would be to scroll through each grouping and do a print of that, Looks to be about 10-12 posts per grouping. Thanks

@AlexMurphy I had noticed that there was nothing interesting, however, the log was requested to me and I'm not so confident to think that I know better.

Here's runcommand.log, it seems that there's nothing here too.

# code block Parameters: Executing: /opt/retropie/emulators/retroarch/bin/retroarch -L /opt/retropie/libretrocores/lr-snes9x2002/snes9x2002_libretro.so --config /opt/retropie/configs/snes/retroarch.cfg "/home/pi/RetroPie/roms/snes/RoboCop 3 (USA).zip" --appendconfig /dev/shm/retroarch.cfg Found ROM file header (and ignored it). "ROBOCOP 3" [checksum ok] LoROM, 8Mbits, Type: ROM only, Mode: 20, TV: NTSC, S-RAM: 0Kb, ROMId: ???? Company: ?? Failed to open /opt/retropie/emulators/retroarch/shader/shaders/scanline.glsl: No such file or directory

Another question. When I map buttons in Retroarch, do i still need to hit the tab button on my keyboard to enter in other inputs while in a Mame game?

@AndersHP said in lag lag lag, I hate it, just ran a lag test and am disappointed with RPi/retropie:

@pjft said in lag lag lag, I hate it, just ran a lag test and am disappointed with RPi/retropie:

@rig I believe all of them can be changed in the RetroArch menu. You do need to save them for turn to be applied when you restart RetroPie, so depending on your setup you may want to go straight to the config files for that after you're happy with the results.

Does this mean that they wont be applied unless you save and restart? Or do they apply instantly but get reset if not saved? Sorry if it's a stupid question.

I believe that the changes are applied immediately but as soon as you exit the game/retroarch you lose the changes unless you save them. You can verify this by making changes, exiting the menu and the reentering the menu and checking to see if your changes are still there.

Thanks. When my new controller comes in the mail. I will retry it though the retro arch menu. If that doesn't work. I'll just manually​ edit the config file.

another thing you can do is change the retroarch video driver to dispmanx which is said to save 1 frame off the input latency. i haven't personally done this as it has some side-effects (no shaders, no OSD, no screen rotate)

@herb_fargus @edmaul69 Whoops my bad again. I guess I read edmaul's too quickly. I thought it said you can mention the name of ROM sites but just not links. Sorry for the confusion - didn't mean to violate any rules. Really just had a question.

@stevep

Obviously .ecm isn't listed as a viable extension for PSX, but if you're sure that it will open, give it a go and be sure to report back with your results. If it works, this might need to be added by default for all users to take advantage of.

To begin, you shouldn't edit that file directly. Make a copy to the alternative directory with:

cp /etc/emulationstation/es_systems.cfg /opt/retropie/configs/all/emulationstation/

Then you can edit it with:

nano /opt/retropie/configs/all/emulationstation/es_systems.cfg

From there, the systems are listed alphabetically, so work your way down to 'psx' and change:

<extension>.cue .cbn .img .iso .m3u .mdf .pbp .toc .z .znx .CUE .CBN .IMG .ISO .M3U .MDF .PBP .TOC .Z .ZNX</extension>

to:

<extension>.cue .cbn .ecm .img .iso .m3u .mdf .pbp .toc .z .znx .CUE .CBN .ECM .IMG .ISO .M3U .MDF .PBP .TOC .Z .ZNX</extension>

After you've made your edits, press 'ctrl+o' to save and 'enter' to confirm.

@chip hey finally I solved this. I did not flash the file with Applepi Baker instead, I used Etcher. Thank you so much for your reply! :)

@mikikiki

any advice about a usb pedal?

If you're looking for a product recommendation, there really aren't that many to choose from. The Thrustmaster pedals seem to walk that line between quality and affordability though. Always read the reviews and weigh them out on average to weed out the extreme viewpoints.

@virginsteele said in ES - White screen of death on retropie 4.2:

@pjft I'm using the latest retropie 4.2. I did play with different value in the VRAM, but so far the best result is with 720px max background images, that's what I have in my SD theme version.

The goal is to try to optimize it for the best, since the theme should work for max users as possible.

When you press start, what version is listed at the bottom of the retropie menu? When you start up the retropie, do you see a "WHITE" Emulationstation splash screen or a "Black" Emulationstation splash screen?

If I uncomment the onstart.sh and onend.sh scripts it works great, and with fullscreen. Doesn't seem like a very good solution in the long run though...