@ferdnand If you follow the "regular" process of setting up Daphne Loader on a PC/Mac, letting it download the media files, authorizing properly with a valid Dragon's Lair DVD, you should end up with a single video file (lair.m2v), a single audio file (lair.ogg) and a lair.txt that looks like this:

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151 lair.m2v

This file basically references the video file and the number is the starting frame from the original laserdisc. Daphne knows, based on the frame numbers, where all of the scenes begin and end.

If you have a different set of media files (for example, you ripped mpeg2 video directly from an actual Dragon's Lair Laserdisc from your real Dragon's Lair arcade system), you need figure out the correct starting frame numbers for each of your media files. It can be done. Good luck. Google is your friend, but a good starting place is to learn everything you can about Daphne, laserdiscs and framefiles. Try this for starters.

Worked! It is solved, can be closed!

@Jonnyg

Not a problem. Just remember, eating ghosts in a game is fine, but it's disrespectful of the the dead in real life.

@TheDutyPaid said in Fill Screen (4:3) SNES?:

DisplaySmoothStretch=1

change to 0 i think. that should stop it integer scaling and fill the vertical.

What about running the ROMS from the USB, just go in to Retropie settings and disable USB ROM Services.

Go to retropie setup in retropie menu.
select the one that says something like (To be used post install)
Scroll down to I think its called Edit runncommnad....it will say something about runcommand.
You can disable it there.

@mortymoose said in Connecting Old Ipac to Pi3b ~ How?:

Thanks guys, Think I will purchase a Usb->Ps2 adaptor.

I guess I never made the connection but I do have a handful of those old USB to PS2 purple and light green adapters laying around that were used back in the day for keyboard and mice. I wonder if they would do the trick.

In my existing cab, I left a keyboard inside connecting to the Ipac for any editing that I might needed to do.... so I will try and find an USB keyboard to replace this.....

They also work great with a wireless keyboard. I like the type that have the keyboard and glide pad built into one. They also have some nice mini-sized ones that are perfect for that type of thing.

If any one needs it, here is the full working config for PS3 which you can copy paste into the snes9x.cfg file.
/opt/retropie/configs/snes/snes9x.cfg
It will replace the 360 pad layout and there is no player 2 but you can edit the file as you wish.

[Keyboard] # Get codes from /usr/include/SDL/SDL_keysym.h A_1=100 B_1=99 X_1=115 Y_1=120 L_1=97 R_1=102 START_1=13 SELECT_1=9 LEFT_1=276 RIGHT_1=275 UP_1=273 DOWN_1=274 QUIT=27 ACCEL=8 [Joystick] # Get codes from "jstest /dev/input/js0" # from package "joystick" # Quick save is on right analogue click # Save is on R2 # Mapped to SNES layout for PS3 controller # Quit is the PS button # PS3 A_1=13 B_1=14 X_1=12 Y_1=15 L_1=10 R_1=11 START_1=3 SELECT_1=0 QUIT=16 ACCEL=98 QLOAD=2 QSAVE=9 #Joystick axis JA_LR=0 JA_UD=1 #Joystick DPAD buttons LEFT_1=7 RIGHT_1=5 UP_1=4 DOWN_1=6 [Graphics] DisplaySmoothStretch=1 # Display Effect: 0 none, 1 scanlines, 2 phospher # NOTE Phospher does not run at full speed DisplayEffect=0 MaintainAspectRatio=1 DisplayBorder=0 AutoFrameskip=1 Frameskip=200 Transparency=1 CPUCycles=100 [Sound] APUEnabled=1 # Sound rates below as index, i.e. 7=44100 (some of these produce static) # 0, 8192, 11025, 16000, 22050, 29300, 32000, 44100 SoundPlaybackRate=7 # Enable on RPI2 for clearer sound, disable on RPI1 due to performance impact InterpolatedSound=0

Thanks to BuZz getting this all working.

You might try to edit:

/opt/retropie/configs/mame-mame4all/mame.cfg

Hello,

Try it here, raspberry pi bluetooth adapter. I also had similar problem then i prefer this. It's good. Thanks.

@noobia have you solved the problem with "Crash Bash"? How?

@thrussmeister https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/989/rotating-retropie-for-vertical-monitor

it's a configuration option. see https://github.com/retropie/retropie-setup/wiki/Configuration-Editor

configure basic libretro emulator options configure default options for libretro emulators Allow analogue sticks to be used as a d-pad = 'left stick'

@stayupthetree https://github.com/retropie/retropie-setup/wiki/Updating-RetroPie

Thank you! Yes, I'm re-thinking the use of a Sanwa button on the front face of the cabinet. Instead, think I'll use a smaller momentary button with a stronger spring somewhere more out-of-the-way. Maybe on the top/rear or somewhere out of sight.

@rbaker I have to admit I've not tried; I'm fiddling with a single-player thingy and that's not come up for me. Yet!