Here is a list of supported resolutions: https://www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/configuration/config-txt/video.md

Looks like it isn't on there

Never mind... it appears updating works.

@mediamogul

Sorry for the missed info. Here it goes:

Raspberry Pi 3 B, V2 Power supply 5V 2.5A Games: Tetris on Atari2600 , Tetris on Sega32 RetroPie built from SD image, RetroPie version is 4.3 No overclock USB devices: wifi antenna, 4 axis joystick, infra-red keyboard+mouse receiver

@james Cool, glad to hear you got sorted. Have fun!

@robdnt Link to the pi you bought ?

@jonnykesh
Yes, I think providing the beta on the official site (the only source of retropie images for new users) could be a good idea, of course with a statement like
If you're using a Pi 3B+, a Stretch based image is necessary. Here is a compatible beta/RC image of retropie, use it at your own risks, and please report eventual bugs on the forum. Final image coming soon
It would (I think) avoid a lot of disappointment for new users with 3B+, as well as a big load of new similar topics here :)
It could also involve more people in beta testing, and thus help to stabilize the image.
Again, it's just my personal point of view.
I use Stretch image for 2 months now without major issue, and I assure you I've seen a huge lot of far less polished commercial (and furthermore expensive) products hitting GA :)

Hello, i guess i was talking about SSH. Im using WinSCP to log into my Pi.

When i type in //Retropie/ i can access the bios, configs, roms and splashscreen folder but i still cant see my Pi under network.

I managed to get access to all my files now. Had to add sudo -s under SCP/Shell options.

Good enough for me i guess. Thanks for the tip @mitu .

@dankcushions This particular log was collected while only running at the title screen. It doesn't look like the video stutters but the audio skips for sure. Not sure if that helps.

My bad, I worded my issue incorrectly.
I am having issues getting the palette to load at all.
If I could get it to load, I know I can save the configuration for the specific ROM.

@caver01 thanks man....

You just saved me a lot of time

@lovelorn88 I learned quickly to back up everything after a change. Until I finally got it stabilized I backed up every hour or two until I finished.

Here's another site that said the same thing only in easier terms:
"Mount CUE sheet with something like dameon tools or Alcohol 120%. Then simply use IMGBurn and choose the mounted drive to make an image from disc in the wizard option. Then choose where you want the file and it will be converted from a multi-track BIN/CUE file set to a single BIN/CUE file set."

@heshy did you remove the core_freq overclock as well?

Did other N64 games work fine? Is it just super smash that you had issues with?

@nowun said in Another N00b question. (Stretch 3B+ Updating):

once this is out of beta am I going to have to redo everything again?

Once you start on the base stretch image it's just as simple as updating from the setup script. You shouldn't need to reflash as I don't anticipate any major changes before an official release

@sano said in Unable to Use Hostname to SSH:

You may also use a passphrase and an ssh agent to only have to type the passphrase once per user session ;)

Correct, I had that in mind but didn't articulate it. Thanks for the addition. :)

@dankcushions
Thank you !!

@whiteknight39 said in Emulationstation will not detect bluetooth controller so that I can set up input.:

not too sure what to try next.

Maybe open a new support topic - instead replying to a topic started like 2 years ago - and provide the necessary information asked in https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first

Hi mate I removed all the unwanted systems off for my cabinet. I found people going straight into stuff like Amiga and Playstation where you need keyboard or Analogue inputs. I have Arcade, nes & snes, master system & mega drive. Simple is better on a cab...i think.