Just to give this thread and all you guys some closure, I have not experienced any slowdown on PS1 games since installing Retropie 4.4 from scratch. Perhaps it's the new version, perhaps it was some tinkering I had done and that has now been erased. I did notice that PS1 games tend to slow down on my Pi2 when enabling enhanced resolution, either with or without the speed hack. I have not yet tampered with the overclock settings and I'm not sure if I should, since it's a Pi2... Otherwise I'll simply stick with the bilinear filtering option, which slightly improves graphics, and wait for the Pi4.

@microb41 According to the Raspberrypi website, there is a pixel clock limit, ie effectively a limit to the number of pixels that can be controlled, of 1920x1200@60 Hz, so as your resolution exceeds that, it shouldn't work

You can set higher resolutions, in config.txt, but they won't work.

https://www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/configuration/config-txt/video.md

Further down on the same page, it shows you how to create a custom screen resolution, so it would be worth you looking at that to get the aspect ratio you want.

Well, I don’t know what I did, but the Wiimote suddenly started working... weird...

@supercatfooz said in Trying to install Pokemon Mini emulator on RetroPie:

https://github.com/libretro/pokemini.git

Unfortunately, it's useless as there's no ability to save which is the reason I hadn't submitted my version of this months ago. I was waiting for libretro to fix it.

@oldschool84 I'm not sure I understand exactly what your issue is. Are you trying to configure an N64 controller?

OK, thank you

@nanonacho you need to edit the keyboard controls section in /opt/retropie/configs/all/retroarch.cfg You need to remove the # in front of them as well dont edit any that have _btn in the name as those are for controllers.

Hi, mitu. Thank you very much for the reply. This is what I was looking for.

@skiierfox86 This explains it : https://retropie.org.uk/docs/Splashscreen/

@fuzzybat23 berryboot works differently. You can mount the partition with the globally shared config.txt though - https://raspberrypi.stackexchange.com/questions/6972/location-of-berryboots-config-txt

@mikepd213 Re-install all your packages, do an update, then try again. You probably messed up the permissions (executable bit) on your files.

@mikepd213

If you mean launching Kodi directly from the carousel, then no. Emulation Station is not designed to work that way.

@darknior i think the language bios’ have to be loaded as carts on an msx. There has been discussions on doing this on the pi

something seems off aobut Williamsmith007's reply, should it be flagged as spam?

@jborges you're providing so little detail here, and you asked the question a few hours back so I wouldn't be surprised by it.

Do provide more details per the post that's present on every single page in the forums and that every user acknowledges when they sign up.

@drrevan it's most likely an issue with the emulation then. Try it with a different emulator/plugin.

@wihaedud

Hi. What did you reconfigure in RetroArch to solve your XBox One Controller problem? I think I have the same problem.