@Rascas kodi no limits is a pirate version of kodi. the OP has no need of our help as his setup violates the forum rules.

@cyperghost What i did was i cut everywire out. And only used Usb wire reason is it's a little more handle current up to 3 amps and a little thicker wire i was using 26 awg wire Now I'm using 24 awg wire. Also shorting the wires a little more to clear up some of the static which i think that is what it is. Plus i went to https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/4269/popeye-pi-foldable-rpi-zero-in-a-car-monitor/2 your link cyperghost and i use that code on mine just change a few things around to match my screen. And the result is i got about 99.5" clean signal from it. There is a little static left on the screen but it is not as bad or worse then before.

On that note How can i make the text font and images a little bigger i can not read the text not even in settings area?

@KillerQ you can set different mappings even for specific games. ;-)

@gnome73 basically it's like a little GPIO board that plugs into a USB port on the Pi. Mapping isn't a problem, it took me a long time to work out how to do it, but thank you for your response. I'll give it a go once it's all up and running. Much appreciated guys.

Thanks BuZz! That made it. I hope it will now stay like that in the future.

Hello Marky,

thanks a lot for your support! I'll search for the thread you point me...

Best Regards Giampaolo

@Dochartaigh disconnect your Xbox controller and you'll see it doesn't crash. Either you have to manually sort your configs or wait til kodi 17 is included as it doesn't have the janky controller issues.

No, I just meant I haven't tried to tackle setting it up yet. I will definitely open a new thread if I have issues. :) Thanks again!

@gioelem3 It was the newest version. 4.1 I think.

Did you ever figure out how to do this? I'm interested in the same thing - controlling screen brightness via retropie or some raspian command. Thanks!

I resolved the issue by doing the following:

RetroPie -> RetroArch -> Settings -> Input -> Input Hotkey Binds

Then I bound "enable hotkeys" to the Logitech button and "quit retroarch" to the start button.

Make sure to save your configs before exiting retroarch. After that everything works.

@Lyle_JP
But the MAME files have a well defined and unique filename, as far as I know. So hashing would not be needed. You could say the filename itself is the hash.

@BuZz
Oh, thanks for the info!

Seems like this is just a bad time for scraping MAME. I am hoping that it is getting better soon! Summoning Sselph for the rescue! ;)

well... after the apt-get upgrade it started working again perfectly

I have got them showing up in emulation station by unzipping them. Knew it would be something simple. Thanks for the help.

M3 work great

Try another card. Maybe the one you are trying is not compatible!!!!