@barbudreadmon
No, no overclocking. Tried two different SD cards (one from me testing a new SD card cloning software on my 128gb Samsung Evo+, and the other was a fresh install on a brand new Samsung Evo+ 64gb card). I just chalk it up to another random RetroPie encounter ;) ...like how all my controllers just stopped working last week I mentioned above (and like 50 other things to date lol)...

@Blaze said in N64 highres with shader?:

mupen64plus-GlideN64-highres

not a libretro (lr-) emulator, so can't use libretro shaders.

If I use the lr-glupen64 emulator then the shader is applied but the resolution is reduced to 320x240 (why on earth is this hard-coded?!)

because many n64 games have performance issues on the pi even at this resolution.

it can be changed, it's a retroarch core option

@Kristopherson05 Please adhere to the forum rules agreed to when signing up and read this first: https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first

@enderandrew said in Streets of Rage Remake (SoRR) - How to SAVE, and any OpenBOR info?:

@Dochartaigh Is this the forum you're posting on?

http://www.chronocrash.com/forum/index.php?board=24.0

Yes, that's the forum I posted on. Here's my post.

@backstander said in Streets of Rage Remake (SoRR) - How to SAVE, and any OpenBOR info?:

@enderandrew that's interesting! Have you had a chance to try this?

So basically they said to try this:

try deleting the existing .CFG files for a game and run it again so you get default settings

I don't have a PC to test on unfortunately (well, I do, kinda but I don't feed like formatting a USB stick, putting my Windows bootcamp image on it, and booting up my Mac in Windows anytime soon ;(

But the biggest problem the guys at Chronocrash told me is the files (besides the config and .PAK data file the fix you posted deals with) - like the actually .exe file (for lack of a better word) are built on an extremely old OpenBOR engine - so NONE of the new (or even years old it sounds like) .PAK's will run on it (if I understood them correctly). If it was newer I would definitely go through the trouble of trying this fix out on a PC but I'm pretty sure the base engine it's WAY too old to run any of their cooler new games (and the ones I'm playing in DOS from around 2004 are pretty limited to be honest...not enjoying them much).

I believe BuZz, one of the moderators here, is working on a recent OpenBOR build for the Pi but still has some kinks to work out.

@spacemonkey I assume you worked out I got the path wrong - I meant /opt/retropie/configs/all/autostart.sh - glad it's working.

@davej Sorry, I've not edited these type of files myself and just assumed like other config files that a # meant to ignore the entry. Learnt something there.

@FAB2TB SOLVED: My SD card has a writting problem, I cant format it no more which explain that I cant save anything on it correctly since it has been damaged.

@RaspberrySi said in C64 Roms:

Is there something particular I have missed from the advice page you have linked?

It recommends you search the forum and the wiki for answers before you post your own query. This request is to allow users to benefit from well known and documented issues that come up frequently. It also requests that you post as much information about your setup as possible when you finally do post a support question. A lack of that information results in people having to take wild guesses as to your particular situation. For example, not knowing any more than I do about your setup, all I can do is echo what @rbaker has already posted above and point you here.

I found a ton of them for free over at http://www.hyperspin-fe.com/files/
Use the left column to browse either arcade or console systems, then select your system, then game wheel packs. Still missing some, but it's a start.

cyclic redundancy check means problems reading the sd card and generally means that your sd card has problems like bad sectors. It is time to use another one. You might be able to make a copy of it with dd but if it has corrupted data that will stay also in the copy.

I hope it won't cause problems...

Thankyou Thankyou Thankyou!

I will have a read through it.. absolute legend! Thanks

@mediamogul said in C64 VICE Is it possible to use two joysticks?:

@gold64

Select 'Joystick' for both. This doesn't actually select a specific connected joystick, but rather tells the emulator to use joystick mappings. The joystick mappings can be configured to your connected joysticks near the bottom of the same menu.

Ah, I understand it now, thanks @mediamogul . So that option tells VICE what type of controller to use in each port, vs. actually selecting a specific controller to use. I was now able to get both DS4's working, and play a game with two players, after mapping each controller using the other setting. I then saved the config files and copied them to my PC in case I mess it up again.

Yes, I wonder if VICE isn't currently broken in some way with regards to how it saves (or possibly loads) its configuration files, but I wasn't able to reliably reproduce the problems I was having when I first setup a single DS4. Just kept trying until I got it to work.

Thanks for the quick replies everyone.

Um, this issue is solved I guess, not sure how I mark this topic as solved (sorry, it's my first thread)? Thanks.