@rowjoo Universal xml scraper. It uses a pc to scrape then automatically transfers the info to the Pi.

Thanks for the info, I did a search but no solutions to my problem.

@PECONAUT

That would seem to indicate that it's not registering a joystick event at all, or at least not correctly. If that's the case, I don't think there's much that can be done. It's unfortunate, but third party console controllers are always in danger of limited compatibility outside of their own ecosystem.

This is not an attempt to boast but i got it up and running first time with no issues whatsoever - therefore all the info is there.

May i suggest you specifically target mame 0.78 and download a complete rom set for that, put them in the 'arcade' folder and use lr-mame2003 to run it - that way you should be able to get it up and running very quickly, as others have said the lack of info about your setup means it is hard to help you.

Pretty weird indeed. I re-imaged with the backup before I installed and this display issue still persists.

Any thoughts?

Solved: Seems as though the 3 port otg adaptor was the cause! Seems to be working fine now that I've switched back to the original single port otg that came with my pi

@GtBFilms I buy it. Really cool and fast!

@alexis-puska hello! could You please help me to anable rumbles on retropie please?? i have original dualshock 2 with usb adapter.... as far as i understand rubmles should work, but they dont... i wsitch to analog in option but nothing happpend...

now i have another problem, the data transfer from pc to rom directory is 10mbit but to my ex hdd its 60kb sec...

what could be the matter ?

@Allanbuzzy AFAIK You'll need something like FileZilla to FTP to your Pi unless you want to do it all in the command line.

https://filezilla-project.org/download.php?platform=osx

Thanks all, it worked.

I have the same issue. Do you have resolution for this problem?

10th time thru doing installs and fun to see the different results ,depends on what order you do stuff. thanks for the advice.

@thedudester80 said in Splash screen sound using an I2S amp with pi zero:

Can't wait to see it finished.

Haha, trust me. I can't either. It's quite a lot of work and "figuring out"