actually fixed it, with an entire reimage and 1st install again... dont know what happened. but thanks anyway..

@ladillacarnivora said in Pro Pinball Timeshock - screen size problem:

Raspberry Pi 4 with a Régalad & WDGs Supreme Build.

We don't support 3rd party images - either ask the image author(s) for support or use the image from retropie.org.uk/download and report back if you still have the issue with it.

Get a verbose log and post it on pastebin.com, then provide the link. Looks like missing or misplaced BIOS file(s).

Not sure from where the lr-fba-neocd comes from, but RetroPie configures the FBNeo libretro core as lr-fbneo-neocd. Also note that FBNeo doesn't support CHD as format - see https://github.com/libretro/FBNeo/tree/master/src/burner/libretro#neogeo-cd-doesnt-work-why- for the supported formats.

I face indeed the same issue, i recently started using my Pi3B+ again to make a Sega only system, and after a clean install, FBNEO performs really poorly. compared to the FBALPHA it used to run before i stopped using that Pi.
In any event I'll try the suggestions here, and also have a look which version is included by default before i update it.

@mitu Thanks for your reply! I ended up removing the cfg files for the arcade button mapping and re-did the process. Success!

Thanks again

@badviper Would you please advise what steps I need to take to make my retrolink usb controller work with n64?

Do I need to use lr-mupen64plus-next? I selected lr-mupen64*-something*

Do I need to modify /opt/retropie/configs/n64/InputAutoCfg.ini?

Do I need to reboot or only restart emulation station?

I don't understand the GUI option for selecting a Select button since my controller doesn't have one but games need that, right?

Any other steps?

Thank you!

I finally have a solution that is working for me.

I found that if I have the PulseAudio Volume Control application (pavucontrol) open and then start emulationstation, Pitfall will properly output it's audio via HDMI.

As a kludge, I added PulseAudio Volume Control to my Startup Applications and now I consistently and seemingly have reliable audio output via HDMI.

It makes no sense to me whatsoever, but my best guess is that having it open forces it to use the Digital Stereo (HDMI) Output profile.

@sleve_mcdichael Already there! ;). Keep the community alive!

@emulatre71

i have not updated yet firmware, but thanks for the news!

I'm doing several tests but I have no latency problems

No, the operating systems are not compatible - they have different CPUs and you can't run the same version on both. You can backup and restore your configs and roms from a system to another - see https://retropie.org.uk/docs/Updating-RetroPie/#backup-option-2 - if you wish to keep your ROMs/BIOS/configs/etc.

@yeetus-mcreetus can I ask how you installed it and everything? I'm struggling with it

@illmaticxking said in GLideN64 crashing back to EmulationStation for every n64 rom:

One other question that I've also searched but am not sure how to resolve. In non-Libretro cores, my hotkeys on my controller and keyboard do not work for opening the quick menu to adjust video, configs, etc.

That's because the Hotkey Enable button/functionality is specific to RetroArch/libretro. For each standalone emulator, you'll have to check what options for input are available and how/if they can be adapted to a 'hotkey' schema.

@mabelwolf63 said in RetroPie USB Joystick setup:

What can I do to fix this?

Without an additional program that would combine both joysticks into one, there's no way around it. Something like moltengamepad or antimicroX (not sure if it will work for RetroPie on the Pi though).

I may have forgotten to mention but I've noticed that when doing a initial clean install of RetropIe 4.7 I noticed that with my 8BitDo controllers that there is a bug that does not allow me to configure the Right Trigger and Left Trigger . It does show up as a Xbox 360 controller, I had fixed that input by updating Retropie to current 4.7.11 and redoing the configuration.

@mitu

It's started up! I've got the welcome screen up and it's ready to configure a controller! Thanks so much!!

I know the topic is old but for for anyone interested: I tried many ways to compress this game and found no way the cd music will play consistently unless played uncompressed, in fact the rom I got the best results with was one with img/sub files (SLUS-00955) and is pretty stable (almost 700 meg though)

I have completed the emulator finder. For those interested in using, see: https://gist.github.com/Langerz82/ec7c60edd6b02da78018fa113fda27b0

Hey just a note: The video output will most likely corrupt and show random pixels, this is normal operation and due to sending the emulator process in the background.

All the best!