I faced the same issue with a Pi 400. It looks that the issue is specific with the resolution and the second HDMI2 port. If I boot the system with the default resolution everything is fine. If i change the resolution to CEA 4 (1280x720 60hz) then a black screen appear instead of Emulationstation.

To be sure, I try to a second RPi4 and in a different TV and the same issue occured.

So if someone have the same issue, the HDMI 1 port for Rpi4 is near to power cable and in the Pi 400i is near to SD card slot or leave the default resolution if you want to use the HDMI2.

@mitu hi im using a pi4 2gb
Version 4.8.2
Original pi power plug
Built on 128gb sd card
My audio settings are
Audio card DEFAULT
audio device HDMI
enable navigation soubds ON
enable video audio ON
Omxplayer BOTH

@sleve_mcdichael

Thank you very much that is it!!!! Off one place, on for the other. Now to make a new backup.

Not sure how it's related to RetroPie, seems more of a box86 issue. Is the executable you're trying to run a Linux executable ?

From the manual from the person that built the pie for me:

"Both items are equally as important to back up. The SD card contains the “system” and the hard drive contains the “games.”"

@jameelperkins31

I tried on my Apple M1 using debian11 in UTM and indeed dolpin works on aarch64.
On there it's blazingly fast ;-)
But I had some instruction errors/hangs.
I will try some other games too, when I can.

I tried to install lr-dolphin too but that one gives me a black screen.
Does it work on your setup ?

in the end marquees are meant to be used with arcade games.
Never had a SuperMario for the SNES with a Marquee in the genuine Nintendo-Box.
No console/homecomputer had marquees, so if you want marquee-images for systems that had no marquees (everything but arcade-cabinets ;)) i guess you have to create your own in 20:3 format)

@JimmyFromTheBay

I think updating is always a problem when using 3rd party module-scripts, that is probably the reason.

Not sure if there is a good fix for this.
I suggest you do it like I described earlier.

Perhaps putting all 3rd party module-script in the RetroPie-Setup/ext directory like this :
/home/pi/RetroPie-Setup/ext/<3rd-party-repository-name>/scriptmodules/<supplementary|emulators|etc>
will make updating easier just cutting and pasting only the ext directory in the new RetroPie-Setup.

@Retro-Arcade-Fan said in Can I edit something so a simple button won't remove a game from FAVORITES?:

@mitu It's a shame there isn't an option somewhere to change that display from a progress bar to the actual count. I can't be the only one who prefers the count.

Maybe we should start a voting? :D
I dont care about system counter or progressing bar. There are other issues in this world which are worse IMO...

@yserra it's 3 b plus I also think but the retro pi I have doesn't have information with it unfortunately not the name of the company,it was gifted to me

@Robbierob1973
If it is not a typo mistake and you are using RecalBox, then, i think that you confused the forums.
RecalBox : https://forum.recalbox.com/

@mitu Thanks for the reply. I apologize, I'm rather new to using RetroPie on Ubuntu. I was just going by what the default value was on the emulator selection screen when you press a button while the ROM is launching.

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I ended up installing lr-mupen64plus-next as you suggested, and the difference is amazing :) This is what I was hoping for. Thanks!

Nevermind, closed ticket, I mistyped one command, sorry. I cannot delete the question.

@TPR or permissions indeed :-) ...

Glad you figured it out. Personally I love Dosbox pure. The way it lets you pick files to execute, then set an autostart is brilliant for first install. And the way it autoconfigures a controller map for a good chunk of games. Quite excellent.

One point to note. On my GPi it looks like I could probably have hard-coded the value to unbind/bind the built in controller. But I felt it was taking a risk it wouldn't work right. So, instead, I use a temp file to pass the value between scripts.