@cacrlhungus74 There is nothing wrong with ES or it's custom collections. It was never the intention to edit this files manual. The collections were designed to be added all out of ES. You can create files out of ES menu, you usually add/remove entries to these collections also by ES.
But I agree it's very handy to edit these files and just add entries ... or use collections other user stick together ;)

@retrogamer78 Kodi is installed from a Debian-type repository, so you can set the package status to hold to prevent automatic updates.

echo kodi hold | dpkg --set-selections

Thanks! I guess it's just a matter of time then.

Thanks!

@avengerfishing Use the RetroPie-Setup script and reset your controllers - https://retropie.org.uk/docs/EmulationStation/#controller-configs. Restart and then try to map your gamepad in Emulationstation.

@benniebax
Bind the Player 3 keys if your controller says is the 3rd

someone asked about this on reddit a few weeks back, and i told them to add it to:
/opt/retropie/configs/all/autostart.sh

expressvpn connect &
emulationstation

it seemed to work for them. here's the thread for reference.

mame4all is not a libretro emulator. it doesn't use the config files you are editing. details on what it does use are here: https://github.com/RetroPie/RetroPie-Setup/wiki/MAME#mame4all-pi

@kasey8139 https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first

@mike8906 If you're only interested in vice it's worth considering Combian 64: https://cmaiolino.wordpress.com/

Combian 64 is Raspberry Pi distribution able to boot your preferite Commodore machine in just few seconds.

It uses the brand new compiled version of Vice 3.1 to emulate all the Commodore Machines set

im having the same issues, retropie 4.4 installed, 360 controllers working perfectly, then update and bam, broken. all advice says: don't update. so ill roll back to new, and wont update, not updating bothers me a bit, that feeling that newer is always better is hard to break sometimes

@jasonw im having the same issue with the 360 controllers going all weird after the update. i guess your way is the best, just dont update for now. ill roll back to an image before the update and move on.

Got it .

Thanks

@mediamogul said in Any PSX builds?:

@klachow

I'm sure they'll be just as happy with a chocolate fountain and a bouncy castle.

Can i have a chocolate fountain and make sure it is dark chocolate cause i am also diabetic.

See that's the thing I don't know is it gonna install like the video is play out because of the retropie new update 4.4 the other one was 4.3

Finally got the switch yesterday and installed. eBay listing said it was a latching switch but it ended up being a momentary. I wasn't able to put the switch on the side like I wanted since it was too long and wide and would interfere with the GPIO pins.

This was really the only place I could put it.

I have the led ring setup to be on when the pi is on and off when power is off.

For anyone installing an led on their Pi 3+, I found that pin 8 (GPIO 14) used for power is set to low(power off) by default on newer versions of the OS, I'm on Linux 9 stretch from the image I got with 4.4.1. To enable it you need to add the following line to /boot/config.txt

enable_uart=1

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This is a post on screen casting:

https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/17459/retropie-screen-mirroring-streaming-casting

This is the latest on recording gameplay with ffmpeg. It will more than likely be laggy.

https://retropie.org.uk/forum/post/133352

Nice suggestions from both of you. Thanks!

@caver01 There IS a recess/gap of about 2 cm, so you idea about a square piece of wood that fits the inside of the edges is quite brilliant. And would be very, very easy for me to do. It would be steady from sliding to the sides at least, and I can probably attach something on the back and/or front, so that is also keeps it from sliding back and forth.

The best part of that idea is almost that the recess/gap was probably going to look a bit strange on the stand (because the bartop bottom can't be flat on the stand), but this solution can actually hide that gap when it's on the stand, making it look more like a full size cap!