@briandamico i dont know the name of your controller but its config file will be located in /opt/retropie/configs/all/retroarch/autoconfig/ .

I can't seem to find any documentation regarding the flags. Which flags should one be using for video scrape?

Thanks

Thanks so much i figured it , cool thanks a lot dudleydes!

@Dair2BD said in Can't update setup script (Or download experimental emulators):

could not resolve host: gitbhub.com"

Is it really gitbhub.com or is it a typo? The correct should be github. Are you sure your pi is connected to the internet? That classical ping on google.com should be enough to ensure you're connected. ;-)

just reinstalled retropie... SOLVED!

Most adapters out there converts USB signals to HDMI (or other video format) signals to output video to monitor/TV. I have not known an adapter that converts HDMI signals to USB. If that can be done, you will also need a software in the tablet to interpret the USB signals back to video for the tablet to display. Also, said HDMI-to-USB adapter cannot be DRM compliant as it will be a means to pirate copyrighted video contents.

@wrusst i would try updating the setup now that you did that and try install all main packages

@edmaul69 Is there no fix?

@Capt_MorganCreek Hey!
Thank you very much for the file and the Help!
I had to change a little bit in the Script and use now uinput from uinput.
I ran into Problems with Dependencies... basically I haven't read thoroughly enough...
Everything else in the Script is the same.
Software works and the Buttons also... but! I have to make a new Plan on the Hardware itself.
It turned out that the Way I wantet to build the entire Thing does not work. It just does not fit...
Will have to see when I will have enough Time again to make a new Plan...

Big Thanks for the Help!

@incunabula i put all wads and pk3's into one folder. Then i have all seperate .sh files that load each game seperately. I keep all the wads in one folder so it makes it easy to make my .sh files. I can copy another one just making the minor adjustments to make the next games .sh

@budgingwhale922 Do you have a BIOS file?
The BIOS file is named SCPH1001.BIN

Place SCPH1001.BIN in (case sensitive)

/home/pi/RetroPie/BIOS

What region is the rom? Have you tried downloading a different rom in another format? (.bin + .cue) or .php?

Retropie PS1

Have you changed the default emulator via the runcommand?

Retropie runcommand

Running ROMs from a USB drive

Path to locate BIOS can be found here!
https://github.com/retropie/retropie-setup/wiki/Playstation-1

Usually if you got Network Connection the BIOS folder is shared and you can place file there. If you ask questions here in the forum then read our wiki first.

@Lovelyboi said in PS1 - PSX:

@Darksavior So, do you need a rom and .bin file for every game? What about the BIOS. Is that just one file for all games? Thanks for the help. I'm waaay new to all of this.

You can read the link I posted for the supported file formats. I prefer to just download converted .pbp's due to being smaller in size and are only one file, which makes for a neater library.

As for the bios, yes, one file. There's different version numbers of the bios that exist. Just choose one.

Aspect ratio

No one have any idea? Something to do with hdmi timings maybe? How do I solve this?

@th3dll
Thanks! This was the only thing that helped for using my nes30 pro.
Only issue left is that I can't get out of a game with the select+start combo.
Do you have the same issue or how have you fixed this?

Edit: Nevermind, found the solution in the retroarch wiki. Was confused with the high numbers in the original config for the hotkeys but they need to be the same as the combo-key you want to use. Easy peasy :)