Ok I will try but also check one photo and it says also, besides that, Audio Manager error ALSA, something like that, SDL audio problems. With that fbset can be fixed also?

no problems easy when you know there is a lot of options in to be fair

@mitu I redid the controls again for the "v" key (from everything I can tell this is not used elsewhere). This time I used the in game menu with the tab key. Still the right direction does not work. Also I have several existing directional buttons mapped to keys that are used for other functions but all of those keys are functioning normally.

@mitu
However it is an Arm A57.
Yeah it would probably need a little extra work to get everything that retropie offers to use this and the gpu and the ubuntu arm libraries.

Is retropie for ubuntu working on rpi?

You can record both the Rpi audio-out and HDMI-video in webm format from within the PC/Android browser (plugin-free) with UV4L (no need of any capture card). This is a demo showing hot to play a game in the browser:

You do not see a record button in the above page because it is used to only play the game, but there is another page available at a different url on the same uv4l web server with the record functionality.

You can even record from within android chrome:

@mitu keyboard doesn’t work etheir but I’ll try what u said thanks

Sorry for bumping my old thread but i still have the same problem. Music stutters when moving around in Emulationstation. If i hold my joystick to left or right in the main menu so it keeps scrolling through my systems then it stutters more and more until the music stops completely and need a reboot for the sound to come back.

I can't remember 100% but i believe that MPG123 is what is used for playing the background music.

@quicksilver
So you can, "Ctrl+P"
It is also possible to specify the application to use, kitty superputty or cygwin.

I haven't tried terminus yet, it won't run on my computer.
I got to say. winscp is the best then.

@mauroque
Here is a guide I tried to write for migrating, all of the items you want to back up are optional.

It is probably very much easier to use samba instead, to transfer only the games and bios

@trip238
It doesn't hurt to run through the all the audio settings again

#/boot/config.txt dtparam=audio=on

raspi-config
Advanced Options >> Audio >> Auto|Force

Emulationstation
"Start" >> Sound Settings >> Audio Card=Default/HW?, Audio Device=?

@Inkdork
On your desktop, open the file explorer and then select edit
File [Edit] View Sort Go Tools
"Preferences"
"Volume Management"
Then fill out all the checkboxes under auto-mount.
I guess if they are already checked, it may be worth a try to uncheck and reboot; then recheck them and reboot.

@ZioDarkmage
sudo fsck.fat /dev/sda1
I always have this where it says it was not properly umounted. I'm looking into it.
Oh well, It is probably nothing.

Excuse me
I was wrong.
I was using ARRM to sort gamelist. It worked perfect.
But I didn't close emulationstation and it didn't save the changes.

Now is perfect
Thanks

Glad you got it working.
You can mark the topic solved by editing your first post in the topic.

@mat
Element 14 is one of the main distributors for raspberry pi, it is probably as official as it gets.

Ok thank you it works.

Just wanted to drop a line to say changing the dash to an underscore solved the issue.

Thanks again!

@tuki_cat

And thanks again, I succesfully mapped the 1 to F1, 2 to F3 and 5 to F5. Although it required some steps.

First I mapped (as you told above) with the virtual keyboard the correct keys, and then saved it. After restarting the Vice emulator the keys weren't mapped anymore. When I loaded the keymap again the keys still didn't work. Then I thought maybe I can add the changed keys in the dsl-vicerc file (a bit like the F12 file) but then more like this "49 0 4 9" which is 1 to F1. That didn't work but I noticed that it would load the keymap according thje dsl-vicerc file, but somehow that didn't work.

Looking in the vice.log file I noticed that it says: Loading keymap `/opt/retropie/emulators/vice/lib/vice/C64/sdl_sym.vkm'
Now I wen to that file changed it according to the saved keymap and it works. Strange thing is that is doesn't look at the keymap it should load.

And what I did for the Dosbox is create .sh file. Not sure if it works for C64 but you can try this e.g:

roms\c64\frogger.sh

sc c64/frogger/keymap.vkm /opt/retropie/emulators/vice/lib/vice/C64/sdl_sym.vkm load frogger\frogger.crt

The problem is I don't know if there is a command to go from the .sh file to the crt/tap/etc file. Don't think 'load' wil do the trick haha.

Oh wait. You are using Raspbian Jessie.

It's no longer supported. It says this when you launch RetroPie-Setup. You will need to start from a RetroPie 4.4 based image.

Maybe I should have disabled the update mechanism, but I hoped the message saying no longer supported would be enough rather than forcing/removing functionality.

@mitu
Thanks sudo /usr/sbin/sshd -d to debug helped a lot.
It was the very first line /etc/ssh/sshd_config that had been uncommented, I noticed it wasn't in yours but it kind of blends in and I kept ignoring it for some reason.