Been looking around all day on the web and still can not find any information why the sound on the neogeo is bad. Any ideas?

Glad I saw this :) Had no clue how to pair my ps3 for bluetooth, attempting now!

@gugah Your right, the Pi's don't have an internal clock. It's funny but if you connect to the Internet using the ethernet the time is updated, but not via wifi. I think this is a raspian problem, not a retropie problem. Here's what I did to solve this annoyance. I first installed 'rdate' using the command line (sudo apt install rdate). Then I edited /etc/rc.local so the date will be updated on boot as long as you have Internet access. On the line just above the exit I added "sudo rdate -n -4 time-a.nist.gov &". This will connect with the US Gov site to update the time. Sometimes the site is down so it may not work every time. This site has all the details plus many other links if this one is down. "http://tf.nist.gov/tf-cgi/servers.cgi" Let me know if this helps. Just another tool in my toolbox.

Sorry to dig up an old post, but it showed up in my Googling. I've just finished building one in a PSP-1000 case. If you're still interested and need some direction check out my pages.

https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/2201/pspi-1-0-psp-raspberry-pi-zero-retropie-mod/19
https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/2217/pspi-2-0-psp-raspberry-pi-zero-complete-build-progress/19

Ok :) Thanks For letting me know. I'll move it there.

@Unadan

I've never been able to figure out where lr-mame2010 puts its 'cfg' folder. Based on @UDb23's findings here, you might simply be able to find it in ~/.

@F117 It may well work on Windows 7 but we are not using a Windows OS or the pcsxr emulator!?!!? RetroPie provides 3 choices as detailed

. In order to help further, you will need to provide more information about your setup according to this:
https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first

@mediamogul By George you nailed it!

Thanks again!

@BuZz Oooooh, yeah, I was thinking overscan_scale was a proportional scale, which didn't work for me. I'll uncomment the line tomorrow when I get back to it.

Yes, all my values are negative. I was originally having an issue where with overscan on, there was still a black border around the whole image. Negative values let me adjust the overscan so it was appropriate. The comment left in the configuration file by the dev told me to do it. If it was indeed an exploited bug, then maybe it's just ignoring the negative and treating it as positive. Lol. Aspect ratio is 3:2 on everything as well.

There is no possibilities to use it with the LR version? It's very annoying.

Yes, i already have the gba bios file in the BIOS folder.

@lilbud use pngs for the boxart or convert the strokes to paths

Guys, thankyou.....I had missed putting the bios zip file into the ROM directory, dont know how many times in reading I must have ignored it !!

Really appreciate your help, thankyou....works like a charm :-)

Pete

Something in the mame database has gotten corrupted. Clear out everything that is cached with
rm -rf ~/.sselph-scraper

Alright. After updating it, now everything works like a dream. :) Thank you. :D

@Hydro said in Ri3 - Killer Instinct 2 & SNK vs. CAPCOM Chaos Plus Not Woking On AdvMame 1.4 & 0.94.:

can't find any advmame-1.4 (0.106) - CHD v3 !

Yeah, quite honestly, I've never run into older CHD versions than whatever the currently available set version is at the time. It's likely due to them being so large that there's not any good reason to keep them available. At first thought, you might consider them valuable for use in lower-powered devices like the Raspberry Pi that require older versions of MAME to run at full speed, but the catch-22 is that the Raspberry Pi and devices like it aren't powerful enough to run the CHD-based games to begin with.

Two things of interest to add. First, in searching for more information on this issue, I discovered that the Daphne source was patched for use in RetroPie by forum/team member @shmoopty, and I thought it might help to tag his name in this posting. Second is a listing of the daphne_log_txt from just after running a game with this problem. Again I chose to use 'Us vs. Them' as an example. The lines that read MACH3 NOTE: CPU #1 queried 0x8000 even though nothing is available seem to be reporting the problem as this represents each time I pressed a button that would normally trigger a sound.

--DAPHNE version 1.0.13 --Command line is: /opt/retropie/emulators/daphne/daphne.bin uvt vldp -nohwaccel -framefile /home/pi/RetroPie/roms/daphne/uvt.daphne/uvt.txt -homedir /opt/retropie/emulators/daphne -fullscreen --CPU : UnknownCPU 0 MHz || Mem : 0 megs --OS : Linux 4.4 || Video : Unknown video --OpenGL: Compiled In --RGB2YUV Function: C --Line Blending Function: C --Audio Mixing Function: C Setting alternate home dir: /opt/retropie/emulators/daphne Set 640x480 at 16 bpp with flags: 20 Initializing sound system ... GI Sound chip initialized at 2000000 Hz GI Sound chip initialized at 2000000 Hz Joystick #0 was successfully opened Remapping input ... Loading compressed ROM image usvs.rm4...8192 bytes read. Loading compressed ROM image usvs.rm3...8192 bytes read. Loading compressed ROM image usvs.rm2...8192 bytes read. Loading compressed ROM image usvs.rm1...8192 bytes read. Loading compressed ROM image usvs.rm0...8192 bytes read. Loading compressed ROM image usvsdrom.1...8192 bytes read. Loading compressed ROM image usvsyrom.1...8192 bytes read. Loading compressed ROM image usvs.rm4...8192 bytes read. Loading compressed ROM image usvs.rm3...8192 bytes read. Loading compressed ROM image usvs.rm2...8192 bytes read. Loading compressed ROM image usvs.rm1...8192 bytes read. Loading compressed ROM image usvs.rm0...8192 bytes read. Loading compressed ROM image usvs.fg3...16384 bytes read. Loading compressed ROM image usvs.fg2...16384 bytes read. Loading compressed ROM image usvs.fg1...16384 bytes read. Loading compressed ROM image usvs.fg0...16384 bytes read. Loading compressed ROM image usvs.bg0...4096 bytes read. Loading compressed ROM image usvs.bg1...4096 bytes read. Framefile parse succeeded. Video/Audio directory is: /home/pi/RetroPie/roms/daphne/uvt.daphne/./ YUV overlay is done in software (ie unaccelerated). Loaded 4096 bytes from /opt/retropie/emulators/daphne/ram/uvt.gz Booting ROM ... MACH3 NOTE: CPU #1 queried 0x8000 even though nothing is available MACH3 NOTE: CPU #2 queried 0xA800 when no data was present MACH3 NOTE: CPU #1 queried 0x8000 even though nothing is available PR-8210 : reject received (ignored) Play Search to 1 received Search to 31 received MACH3 NOTE: CPU #1 queried 0x8000 even though nothing is available Play LDP : Stepping forward one frame Search to 40 received [blocking] MACH3 NOTE: CPU #1 queried 0x8000 even though nothing is available Search to 5976 received Play MACH3 NOTE: CPU #1 queried 0x8000 even though nothing is available MACH3 NOTE: CPU #1 queried 0x8000 even though nothing is available MACH3 NOTE: CPU #1 queried 0x8000 even though nothing is available MACH3 NOTE: CPU #1 queried 0x8000 even though nothing is available Saved 4096 bytes to uvt.gz Freeing memory used to store audio stream... Shutting down sound system... Shutting down video display...

Also, on that screen, if you plug in a known controller, it should exit (might need to hold a button down)

I got it, thanks for the help. As a note, if you open the .XML you want to clear and edit it by deleting its contents and saving, the scrape data clears from EmulationStation. But the system still looks for it, so upon exiting or shutting down, you will get a message saying "Cannot find Gamelist" probably as it tries to regenerate it. So yes, I exited ES back to the console and THEN deleted the .XML totally. Restarted, confirmed no scrape data in Arcade, then shut down, and confirmed no more message.

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