@fscii said in remove game launch screen with rom title + emulator retropie 4.8:

So the big question here is can I remap keys in retroarch for a given game? If I do, I can't do the save to core thing? Do I have to do it every time. I'm just trying to avoid this mess again.

Remaps should be fine to save from within RetroArch since they save to a different file than retroarch.cfg and so won't interfere with the RetroPie's custom configuration in that file.

Thanks for the help and advice so far

I did manage to resolve this by -

1). Installing the PINN multi-boot software from the Raspberry Pi Imager

2). Using PINN software to set-up a dual boot set-up on the SD card

3). Installing -

3.1. Raspberry Pi OS
3.2. Retropie OS

4). Adding the various games and ROMS that I wanted on each OS / partition.

@Breeliance Then the issue is not in Linux/RetroPie/OS Configuration, but in OBS/Discord. I don't have any experience with any of them to guess what could be the problem.

@mitu I use custom theme based on Pixel-Metadata. I have always seen this behavior on any version, on Pi3, Pi4, and Pi5, with Pixel, Carbon 2021 and others themes.

I think it's a feature to avoid interrupting the video when we browse CD1 and CD2 of the same game on a list.

@mitu thanks for the reply and great suggestions I hadn't considered!

As it turns out, I was mistaken. The pacman.zip file was not in my roms folder. I won't get into the details since this is a sensitive topic (regarding legal gray areas and fair use arguments) but suffice to say, way back ~20 years when I started this hobby, I had to hunt for the original zip file and I never included it in my archive of the internet archive 0.256 rom set.

Still don't understand why it's not part of the merged roms internet archive.

I think for the best Bluetooth Audio experience you may need the latest RaspiOS (not the version which is included in the RetroPie image) and - instead of PulseAudio - use Pipewire as audio server.

You can easily test for latency/lag by writing the latest RaspiOS Destkop image and connnect your speakers via Bluetooth to test things.

@gvx64

Nice work! Do you think we should create a "Borked 3DS" thread on Retropie ?

@mitu said in No sound on Raspberry Pi 5:

Did you went through the Sound menu (in the RetroPie system) to configure your audio output ? If not, then try setting it first.

I tried it but it didn't work. After googling for a long time I found out that I had to install emulationstation-dev and now it works.

@mitu said in Retropie not working after reboot: gunspin

Maybe the SDcard is corrupted and the file cannot be read correctly, you can remove the file (it will be re-created by EmulationStation) and try restarting the system again.

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Thanks I will try to fix it according to your idea

@mitu Thanks, I hadn't really considered support with the Retroflag case, and while it looks like the patches it uses probably work whatever the OS version (provided it meets some basic requirements), I am probably best off using the Buster image, at least first go. I'll try that. Thanks!

@mikejkelley turns out it was an xbox controller firmware needing update issue.

I can't reproduce this with exFAT using a Pi3 (which is the same platform as the Pi Zero 2w). I have an up-to-date RetroPie system created from the RP Pi3 image and updated regularly.

Starting with an empty drive and adding the retropie folder to it, the synchronization of the folder by the usbmount service preserves the case for all folders - the folders under roms are all lower case, the only uppercase folder is the BIOS folder and that's outside the roms folder.

Ok, also thanks for your help, but I think I'm just gonna reinstall it without the desktop environment

@mitu that fixed the problem and now it’s fully built, thank you

@pindapoe

I had something similar to this and I had -x and -y arguments in the .commands file that was restricting the size of the video window. Take them out. But yeah, Hypseus all the way....