@xu-xiaolan omg I actually got it working, tyvm @mitu or I would've been very confused xd, I cloned the github, went to configs and allowed the safe hdmi option then I switched the HDMI port from 1 to 0 (right to left) if anyones wondering how i did it

@clyde

Thanks, yea I did try that as well as "joystick order" in the Configuration Editor. I believe both of these set:

6a766ae2-7b8d-4ccc-9ea0-57399168c6c3-image.png input_player1_joypad_index = "0"
input_player2_joypad_index = "1"In the retroarch.cfg file.

I decided to just install Raspbian, which I had working on my monitor before, and install RetroPie as an app over top of Raspbian

@mitu yes! I was subscribed to help & support
I was looking in my settings, did realise there was a setting on the category page.
Thank you for your help. 👍

Please add some info about your setup, as detailed in https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first.

Did you run a scrape before trying to generate the gamelist ? Do you have any amiga data (art/text) in your cache ?

You should talk to the vendor of the board - maybe they have a way to check for faulty wiring ? Looking at the documentation for the board, it looks like it's using GPIONext and that should detect any GPIO inputs easily.

Put this in your /usr/local/bin folder and make it executable with chmod +x <filename>. Run it from your video folder. Your video files will not be overwritten. New files are saved to ./converted; to use them, you must move or copy one level up to replace the original files. Repeat for each system.

You may need to install ffmpeg first with sudo apt update && sudo apt install ffmpeg.

#! /bin/bash # Script provided by Clyde mkdir -p converted # create the folder "converted" if it doesn't exist for f in *.mp4 # process all videos in the current directory do echo "$(pwd)/$f" # show the processed file's name c=$(ffprobe "$f" 2>&1 | grep -c yuv444p) # (-c)ount no. of "444p" if [ "$c" -gt 0 ] # if 444p is present, then # convert to 420p ffmpeg -i "$f" -y -pix_fmt yuv420p -strict experimental converted/"$f" fi done

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No one else? This problem persists for me regardless of what device I hook it up to. Originally it was hdmi audio but I now have it hooked up via the audio jack into an amplifier in my bartop and the same thing still happens.

@romhackfanatic Yeah bangai-o stuttering is usually a lack of bios. You just need to download the dc bios, create a dc folder in retropie's bios folder, and then put dc_boot and dc_flash inside it.

@sleve_mcdichael said in Bug: ES video screensaver game info aligned center regardless of setting:

See?

I don't, really. The alignment for subtitles is an OMX feature only - which is not supported by omxplayer anymore on the Pi4 - so there's little to do on the ES side here.

Look like you copied a gamelist.xml from another system, which is configured with genesis instead of megadrive. What exactly did you change before you got this message ?

@lostless Thank you so much. I downloaded the different emulator and it works fine now.

@eberhab hi. Good to know it's working and that you were able to sort a lot by reading that thread.

As far as the emulators... Just stick with Pure and Staging. Not sure what's wrong with the pure setup that you get a blank screen. Make sure the .conf options for pure are specific to the emulator version.

Theyre working on yet another fork of DOSBox that looks promising. Keep an eye on that thread. The guys on there are very helpful.

@ken-tipton yes you can do that, you just need to create a joystick mapping for pacman or whatever game you want to have custom. The instructions to do this would depend on what emulator you are using. In some cases it could be just hitting tab and setting the controls in that menu.

I normally have 8 way joystick as p1 and a 8/4 way switchable for p2 and I'll map games like pacman/dk etc p2 joystick as player1 so I don't get stuck walking up those ladders ;)

@mitu Worked!

Hi, did you get anywhere with this? I have a similar problem. I tested the resitors on my Gert 666 board and they appear to be correct. Is it that it's trying to display 888 instead of 666 so some of the colours are wrong? I can't quite work out what's happening here.

@bpjerseyboy said in Skyscraper Stopped Passing Credentials to Screeenscraper:

@mitu Many thanks. Oddly the config file has always been this way and it has worked in the past. I will update this and report the result.

Unless it has been using a config file from somewhere else where it was entered correctly, this is impossible. It only works if entered as @mitu described. :) I should know, I wrote the software. And if a [screenscraper] section isn't found, it won't use the credentials.

@denzela I would consider running a badblocks check on the SDCard. Simply rebooting the machine shouldn't make the images suddenly start to show as you describe.

@buzz thank you for your response and sorry for posting on wrong forum. Cheers !