@mitu Removing the overclock didn't help unfortunately. Here's the rest of the info to the best of my ability

Pi Model or other hardware: Pi 4B
Power Supply used: CanaKit 3.5A Raspberry Pi 4 Power Supply (USB-C)
RetroPie Version Used: 4.8
Built From: Pre made SD image from raspberry pi imager v1.6.2
USB Devices connected: None
Controller used: 8bitdo Pro 2 (connected with bluetooth
Error messages received: N/A
Verbose log (if relevant): N/A
Guide used: N/A
File: N/A
Emulator: N/A
Attachment of config files: https://pastebin.com/BKrPS3Z5
How to replicate the problem: Connect RPi4 to CRT, test output using 2nd color bleed check in 240p test suite Mega Drive ROM (press A once on color bleed check).

If someone could replicate the test on their own device I would really appreciate that. I have a feeling it might be like this on all Pis and has just gone unnoticed by most people.

@AtomArne I copied this from reddit and it's how I use it on all my builds now.

"Skyscraper supports inputs as command-line arguments or in the config file. Since your credentials should not change from now on, it makes sense to put them in the config file. Edit the file ~/.skyscraper/config.ini and put your login in the [screenscraper] section, like this:

[screenscraper]
userCreds="Username:Password"

(put in the same username and password you use to log in to https://www.screenscraper.fr/ )"

@mitu Sorry, I thought you deleted the first post(I didn't know you moved it) and wanted me to add the information.

@Lolonois cheers! This is working on my end, thanks!

@testudo said in Can anyone make Alcon 2020 work on Amstrad CPC/GX4000?:

I think you missed my edit disclaimer.

Yes, I did ;-)

Concur, no need for PRADOS on lr-mess or MAME. Same issues trying to run with lr-caprice32 in cpc1628+ experiential model selected you experienced.

Ok, so we are on the same level now.

@mitu ok I can confirm that I am a dumb dumb haha… I actually have an pi3, for some reason I thought I had a pi4 which is why I was selecting the pi4 image. It now worked by selecting the correct image.

Thanks again for the reply. I’m going to leave this here so others can learn from my stupidity haha

@asrfghik said in Controlling the fan on a Cm4io board with retropie:

I'm running retropie 4.8.2 on a Compute Model 4 attached to an io board. My question is if anyone knows how to control a pwm fan attached to the cm4io board within retropie. Everything I've found online only describes how to control it in pi os and not retropie specifically. Does anyone have any experience with a similar setup?

From the terminal run

sudo raspi-config

Then from the window that opened choose Performance Options > Fan

@Spinjunkey-0 said in Picade Sound stuck at Max Volume:

[..] I actually get nothing. My .asoundrc file is exactly like Ultra-Magnuss' and have even renamed and deleted the file. Nada. Volume is still 100% even if I edit with the PICADE on screen controls. [...]

Post your $HOME/.asoundrc.

@mbrett you can use "pure". Press "scroll lock" on your keyboard and it will disable "game focus". Keyboard should work fine then.

If you use a BT mini keyboard, you have to remap that command to another button. I used "page up" via the Retroarch menus.

Try it before you use Staging.

@testudo So, I finally got it to work with simcoupe. Something about my romset just wasn't working. Found a new one and it's working just fine! Thanks again for all of your help.

@Retro-Arcade-Fan

Your welcome.
Nice to hear it's working now.

@JimmyFromTheBay said in The great Super Game Module mystery:

I thought coders appreciated brevity

Thanks for your concern, my bad for thinking you simply didn't want to bother.
There is no need for such concern, we actually love seeing new users including greetings in their first post.

Jumpland has been added to our coleco game roster.

@thedoctor916 said in USB Boot with SD Card for RetroPie Partition:

Otherwise I'm not sure ro what you might be refering to.

I was referring to the automatic transfer method, that uses usbmount.

@Addison good lawd that looks fun! Might have to just slap that on the laptop to try it. Thanks for the share!

@donkeykongcab Hey...hope you can help me?

I have a cab set up with a Pi3b + arcadergbpi to gamma...plus an optipac...

I am having trouble getting the inputs working...it looks like you have a similar set up (instead of a trackball and spinner) Im using a wheel and pedal (spinners basically - but optical from an original arcade machine). both register as mouse 2 and mouse 3....but only one at a time appears to work via retroarch...any pointers?

Thanks,
Sean

@3250847 said in RetroPie doesn't recognize my 7 inch display:

I already edited my /boot/config.txt and added this line

The line is not enough and it's incorrect. The configuration you should add to the file is:

hdmi_cvt=1024 600 60 6 0 0 0 hdmi_group=2 hdmi_mode=87 hdmi_drive=2