@Lynn said in Raspbian and Node.js:

Is downloading Node.js the right way?

Probably ? I don't know what are the details regarding your game, but since you have developed it - you should know more about installing and running it.

@mancity

Why not just use Steven selphs scraper? Works great, even with videos

Launchbox is free unless u want to use premium features. The free without premium features is still better than emulation station

@Tom_Neverwinter Could you share what you found?

I finally used the retroarch menu (Select+X) and remapped the controls here. It works fine.
I think that the problem was the special syntax for Vectrex.

@lovelorn88 I can assure you that I'm not (though I suspect this may be something a bot would say to prevent their true identity being outed)

The irony of this thread is that had you replied with the aforementioned info, you would've had an answer by now and could be kicking back with a beer playing your favourite retro PlayStation title.

Instead youve gone out of your way to ridicule and moan on multiple occasions and you're still none the wiser.

Sheesh.

@ByteThis I thought about hooking up a lan cable but i’m too lazy to run one from my router behind my furniture and to the pie.

again.... playstation games..... and the snes9x2010 emulator lol i figured i wouldnt find a answer on here im pretty sure the official power supply is enough

just posted a issue with re3 having load issues.... the guy wanted to know what kinda power supply i was using LMFAO outa 166 games why does the type of controller i use a issue at all.....

@mitu Thanks for the reply

@mitu You're right. I checked that, and there is something about that, but it's unclear (at least for me, 'couse I read it before).

Anyway, thank you again :>

@Halvhjearne

Not, I not have. This happened with all roms scraped with Universal_XML_Scraper64 . This not making any sense, is not a big deal, I know, all roms are working fine, but, should be more perfect without it. I really wanted to see all rom in a list and not inside that "fake" folder named nes...

I updated the core and it still doesn't work. Nestopia and AdvMame all work great for me with no calibration/tweaking needed. Just plug and play. Nothing works on Genesis Plus for me, re: light guns.

@PhoenixFlood Installation from souce will take considerably longer than a normal 'from binary installation'. I wouldn't be surprises if it took more than 1 hour. If you don't want to be logged on the PI while it's compiling, you can use screen to leave yor login session running and log off the PI while it's compiling.

GNU Screen.

EDIT: for the record, on a Raspberry PI 3b, with a stock Retroie 4.4.x installaton, it took about 24 min to compile from source.

Got it, thank you very much sir appreciate it.

@Krisu not a good first response to get help here.

How about:

Because I asked you to. It may not be the same issue - cause may be different. Lots has changed in 2 years. The forum wouldn't work if everyone used one topic per type of issue.

@Guibianche check that your roms have supported extensions. If they are zipped you will need to unzip them. N64 supports .N64, .z64, .v64. Psx supports .Img, .iso, and .bin (with .cue)

Not to my knowledge (and certainly not here at the moment).
If you're having trouble reading and speaking in English - so the documentation and the forum seem hard to use - then I can recommend using Recalbox - which is a similar project and has both support for French in the user interface and in the forums/docs.

@Shane1 That's not really a RetroPie related question, but more of a programming/hardware question about your controller and how it should be set-up.
Is your controller identified as a gamepad by Emulationstation in the input configuration dialog ? How did you set it up - what configuration have to done in Raspbian to get it recognized ?
Can you give more details about the controller hardware and how it's connected to the PI, etc.

No worries