@mitu I wasn't able to get the debugging to work, I don't think I know how to do that correctly. Ultimately I installed and configured this and it seems to be working.
https://github.com/eberhab/bluetooth-repair

Quick question I'm hoping someone has an answer to.

After getting this far I'm so close to having this perfect I can taste it.

Below is a photo of my start up that I get, it seems almost random.

One of the guides I read about moving to a drive (the guide was for an SSD whit I am not using) said to add I think it was a wait=10 I'm the cmdline.txt (I'd have to look at my cmdline.txt to tell u exactly what it was).

Is that what is causing this odd boot up I keep getting?
If not what is or how can I fix it?

https://ibb.co/xtN52zF0

Thank you All! I figured out that my problem was with using CLR-MamePro.
Now I have mame2016 roms that work great and only use mame2000 with vector games.

Ха)

No need do something with openbor!
The solution was is downloading more newer version Rescue palooza https://gamejolt.com/games/TMNT-Rescue-Palooza/39658
There are all levels are playable....

Worth noting the above here for posterity and the DLP page that described the checkpoints in PAYG as discovered by @DirtBagXon .

https://www.dragons-lair-project.com/tech/enhancements/dle2xsequence.asp

Pay As You Go interruption point When the PAYG option for 2 interruptions per game is enabled, this is the 1st point at which coin(s) are required to continue play.

First, please add more info about your setup, as detailed in https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first.
Second, can you please explain better what are you trying to do and what exactly is not working - I'm not familiar of a joystick setup by name utility or setup screen in RetroPie.

strange i can't edit previous post....

So... i rename the file to Lair.ogv. Emulationstation found it on daphne system:
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This is runcommand windows:
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Now try to set lr-dirksimple......and omg:
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It's work!!! Great..... case closed @mitu :)

++++ edit ++++
now i can only need to change it's name on metadata and add scraping image like other...lol :)

Which EmulationStation version are you using ? Perhaps you need to quote the path to the emulator, since it has spaces in it, or try to rename the "Project64 3.0" folder to not have spaces in it. How is the es_systems.cfg file set-up for the N64 system ?

@mitu I'll go to the Streets of Rage Remake and the BennuGD forum and ask if they can help sort this out. I might have to write to the developers in Spanish at BennuGD, but I'm thinking that it might give them a heads up on what's going on with the SorRMaker.dat file. Thanks for letting me know about what goes on when the core is created and your response on this issue. I'll keep you posted if any of them gives some feedback.

@Azuli they are running a newer version of it. we are not.
they might of worked out something with the dev to have it included in the build.

we are running the last version that was free before the dev closed source it. or something along those lines

@barbudreadmon said in < 30 FPS, Can't get games running smoothly on Raspberry pi 5 (Rodland, Gods, New Zealand story):

I guess it should be added to retropie setup scripts ?

The version installed for ARM is from before the split happened, as far as I know.

xpadneo is exclusively used for Bluetooth connected controllers, it will not be used for controllers that are connected via USB.
EmulationStation crashing usually means the controller's USB connection is not stable and it keep disconnecting. You can run dmesg -w from an SSH connection while the controller is connected and you start EmulationStation to see if the connect/disconnect events are printed.

@mdarr007 said in 64 bit Retropie for Dolphin?:

Anyway it seems Dolphin is not available to me on my new Pi4 for some reason

As @sleve_mcdichael mentioned, installation needs a 64bit OS and also a recent OS. Do note that the Pi4 is underpowered for running Dolphin (Gamecube or Wii games) and the games will not run fullspeed on the system.

OBS Studio (video capture tool) adds this strange, unwanted scanline effect right away, which is even more annoying. It might be related to the encoder settings, and I basically have no idea how to get rid of it. The game itself and the CRT shader looked perfect on screen. The curved lines were added after I captured it. This can be seen in the video from my channel.

Leaving aside the fact that 2GB is not enough to run the latst RetroPie image (or RaspiOS for that matter), this looks like an issue with the way the card is read/writen - are you using a mSD adapter or a SDcard port on your PC ?