@stattmone If you're using the standalone emulator, then the configuration you've done have no effect. Look in the /opt/retropie/configs/n64/mupen64plus.cfg file and re-arrange the controllers there (look for [Input-SDL-Control1], [Input-SDL-Control2], etc.). The same file is available at \\retropie\configs\n64, if you're using file shares to access your Pi.

@edm203 said in Sengoku 3 for neo geo:

lr-fbalpha

Managed to work it out and got the FBA optional package installed, buzzin.

@dankcushions @mitu Nevermind, I figured out the problem. I didn't configure it right. My apologies for bumping posts.

@BuZz You're absolutely right it's working perfect now thank you

@Kaydron said in Emulation game-start scripts folder:

I will be reading into shell scripting a bit more to hopefully eliminate questions here relating to shell scripts. If anyone has a couple sites that would be good reference paste them here.

The canonical reference is https://tldp.org/LDP/abs/html/, highly recommended for anyone starting or learning Bash scripting.

Yes, I've enabled wifi and ssh, copied bios files and one GBA rom to test. When I open the rom with gasp its not work, but with mgba is ok but slowdown.

Okay.

It appears screensaver controls only work with videos - is that right?

Also, while it did initially work setting the screensaver to activate after 5 secs, it decided it didn't like it after a while, and it appears fine with it set back to the minute again. (I'm assuming the GUI not allowing me to go below a minute is something of a warning, here.)

So now my main question really is: has anyone used Skraper recently? It seems great, but try as I might I cannot get the video resizing to work.

@lostless said in RPi4 USB ports guide:

@gordonfreemanjr Ignore what the controller is showing on its LED face.

I agree. My bluetooth Wii U Pro clone gamepads also only light the first player LED even if they are working fine for different players in Retropie.

You could also convert the cue/bin files to one chd file and save some disk space along the way. I explained here how to do it on Retropie or any other Debian-based Linux. Its as easy as copying three comand lines to the console.

@Brunnis I just tried this but my tv says it's an unsupported resolution.

@Riverstorm no worries. 😊

delete this post thread ... just gonna use the working SD Card instead.

@UAEDreams That's awesome, thanks for reporting back. :) I guess that no-platform run will remain a mystery. At least for now.

@mitu Oh, sorry. Yes, the list of games is still there, just no associated images/videos.

So...go figure...decided to re-scrape those 2 game sets with Skraper...and, bingo, it worked, all images and videos are there, restarted and rebooted just to confirm. Not sure what Skraper does, almost like it made a proprietary setup, but either way, it's working so I guess I should be happy :-)

Thanks for your help!!

I currently don't have another controller.

Many thanks for the replies, it would seem then, that I'm being over cautious and should press on with my build.

I also posted over on raspberrypi.org and got similar responses.

@Papp said in Rpi & error creating SDL window:

It's weird as the manufacturer explicitly suggested to comment that line for rp4.

That disables the GPU drivers for the Pi4 and makes your system unusable for RetroPie. Next time you report an issue, please include all pertinent information, as detailed in https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first.

@Gumdoc said in PSP questions:

I downloaded it last night from source.

Its been a week or two since I last updated ppsspp. It was working fine for me last I checked (Ill update and test on my end to see if there has been a regression). Specifically what games are you testing? If they arent running fullspeed you can have audio issues. Can you try resetting your settings to default in the ppsspp menu, perhaps you accidentally changed something there?