Update RetroPie-Setup script - it should now map escape to button x so you can quit. Although I still recommend a keyboard for RetroPie-Setup configuration.

All sorted now. Thank you

@mitu I had already tried de/re-registering the controller multiple times to no avail. But I'm going to run that firmware downgrade mentioned in the sticky, and if it fixes things I'll post in the sticky about my experience so that people will know if it affects WiiU controllers too.

@cwalk828 said in Scraper stopped mid-run:

Is gamesdb down?

It doesn't seem so, but there's a monthly quota of requests allowed per client - I think 2500 (?). If you've gone over that quota, scraping will not return any results.

@mitu Thanks a lot, I was able to build it with that.

PPSSPPSDL version 1.5.4

Yiiihaar

Time for some double dragon!

#awesome

from the gamelist which file is loaded?
the .lha archive?

And is the .whd in the same folder as the whdload_db.xml
located possibly at
/opt/retropie/emulators/amiberry/whdboot/

@niccco are you using the lr-pcsx or the regular version? lr- wants all lowercase, regular version uppercase. Also, the BIOS folder should be all caps. I learned that one the fun way when I spent several weeks tweaking an external HD from my computer and then plugged it in and so many things weren't working. (that's annoying because I'm pretty sure it's the only retropie folder like that).

@Efriim said in Issue with psx and bios:

Sometimes the default directory systems directory isn't right.

Only if you move it, the RetroPie-Setup script will set it to /home/pi/RetroPie/BIOS on install - hence all the docs referencing this folder.
This usually gets unset if you use Reset Configuration from RetroArch.

@yogsodoth interesting that it didn't work, I've never had a problem with Win32DiskImager yet. But it's good to know if I run across a similar issue I can always try out etcher.

@mitu your frequency of helping people never ceases to amaze me. Thank you for all the time you put into helping all of us.

The Super Famicom shows up as a separate system in the carousel but the ROMs are actually stored within a subdirectory of the SNES ROMs...

@chicuelo thank you. I will try to give this a go. I'm not the greatest with computers so I'm teaching myself as I go step by step

@Dinsdale The bios for picodrive can basically be copied and renamed to
bios_CD_U.bin
bios_CD_E.bin
bios_CD_J.bin
and then the cd should work for lr-genesisplus-gx.

The audio seems to be baked in with the .bin, this usually will work so I don't know why it isn't.

Maybe the .cue has a line break edit that make it incomplete, and you could try checking for carriage returns with edit+, maybe the emulator accepts them anyways.

Could try searching for a method to separate the audio tracks. extract audio from segacd.

Or try to convert to CHD with chdman; "sega cd .cue to .chd"

@MortenHB the 3B model supports only 2.4Ghz Wifi networks, make sure you don't share a 5Ghz SSID on the router. Also, if the Wifi networks aren't separated/isolated through a firewall. Your problem seems purely related to the routersettings/restrictions.

Thanks for this quick reply.

@Darksavior I know this is an old old post, but I just wanted to say THANK YOU for the tip about mode 2! Completely different experience this way - it is properly usable! 👍

@Electron there is a rotation screen parameter you can add to /boot/config.txt, but it adds some extra processing to the GPU and had a performance impact. Try it out and see how it works.

@bpreston26 look up the Arcade quick start in the docs to understand how Arcade emulation works. As @GoldManSex778 said, you're just using the wrong Romset for the emulator.