@paradadf Ah will try that out! Thanks :)

Thanks for your answer, I tried other emulators but unfortunately, none of the games I want to play are emulated correctly so I want to stick with mupen64plus.

Am I really the only one who tried to implement different controller layouts with this emulator? Can't be true ...

they work in 0.78. see the compatibility list for notes on performance (i.e. that they are unplayably slow on pi 3)

@faugnom1 I used its default config for two snes controllers so I've never had to mess with it. Maybe it won't get created until you set it up once.

@AlexMurphy Thanks! lr-quicknes is working good. Also found pisnes works better for the SNES

ima actually read the document. LOL ima idiot!

Darn, new i would forget something. Mario kart 64 using the mupen64plus-gles2rice-highres.

@KokoPebbles Please use descriptive titles for topics - Please do not post a support request without first reading and following the advice in https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first

(Understand you are visually impaired, but I assume you are able to read the website/forum via large fonts/high constrast/text to speech etc).

What problem are you having with the calibration? I'm not sure anyone can do a better step to step instruction than our existing official documentation. I have no idea what guides you have read but this is the official one -

https://retropie.org.uk/docs/First-Installation/

Please follow that and go into more detail what you can't do etc.

@edmaul69 It keeps turning itself off. Like I turn it on, exit, but when I come back it's turned off. I've even gone into retroarch.cfg to turn it on, but it still turns itself off.

@earwig999 type raspi-config into a terminal

Anybody?

@Chuck_B no, it requires quite of bit of power to pretty much ignore all the emulated ps1 rendering code and interrupt it to have it rerendred correctly. The pi just doesn't have the power.
It is possible on PC using a new plugin in the beetle ps1 emulator.

@Bill the button you configured as A

@Sonofmeh I cannot help without more information. Did you follow the instructions above ? Please read the link I provided.

@doctorstork look in the location i mentioned. There may be shortcut links in there to the bios folder. If there is one for ecs.bin and ivoice.bin then put them in the bios folder. If not try where i mentioned first.

It's probably now saved as "on" in their set-up since they ran it when "on" was the default, and now that option has saved, so they will likely need to switch it off from RGUI.

I thought I had rebuilt the binaries, but perhaps not - I will do that now

@edmaul69 I am connectimg directly to my rasp3 with my pc. Do i still need winscp.

First of all - I am not happy about the way everyone jumped in here - it wasn't clear from the first post whether it was for profit or not. There is no problem having a coin operated machine for personal use to get an authentic feel.

There are some regulars who are getting a bit aggressive and it needs to stop. Sure it's frustrating here sometimes with the same questions over and over again, and having to ask people to read the forum rules but attacking is not acceptable. I don't care if you have been here for a month or a year - this stops now. The increase in use of bad language is also not appreciated - keep it clean.

@veteranj your second to last post is totally unacceptable. Only because of some of the earlier replies are you avoiding a ban - but consider this a warning. That goes for others too. Personal attacks are not going to be accepted here.