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    I'm experiencing the same thing as OP and the "fix" from the other thread didn't work.

    From the "read first", my answers:

    read forum rules ✅ search the docs ✅ search the forum ✅ I found two, the one OP reference and this one; like OP, trying the change outlined in the other post did not work raspberry pi power supply ✅ I've got an official power supply for my pi 4 official image ✅ I flashed the base retropie image and the experience has been otherwise quite smoth
  • Issues with update to 4.7.20

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    @mitu said in Issues with update to 4.7.20:

    Yes, it's a bug in the RetroPie build of the new Flycast core (see the linked issue above) and at the moment it's crashing with Naomi ROMs. I'm testing some things for a fix.

    Unfortunately I've been unable to find a solution so far. In order to restore the functionality of the core, we've rolled back the changes - the core is again build from the libretro project's version of Flycast.

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    Works now...thanks for all.

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    @quicksilver that's strange as it now gives out High Res graphics on games whereas it never did before I'm sure of it. It was because of this that I tended to go for the Mupen64plus - GlideHighRes options as on some games it just looked great (No Mercy, Super Mario 64) I'll have a look around for the post and update on this thread. I'm probably just getting confused as they're all called Mupen something or other. Thanks!

  • [ScummVM] joystick control mess

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    Try lr-scummvm from experimental packages maybe is working better with your gamepad

  • Cocktail Arcade Configuration - #retropie

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    @dingus73 said in Cocktail Arcade Configuration - #retropie:

    I've inserted the "display_rotate=1" code (as well as 0, 2, and 3) but no luck.
    ...

    The display_rotate options are not supported on a Pi4 model. You have other options to achieve the rotation - see this topic.

    For display flipping, I think this may be supported by emulators natively, but you have to go into game's service mode and enable it (i.e. simulating the machines service DIP switches).

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    @mitu Weird, I wonder why it does that? Is there a way for Duckstation to not change the audio?

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    @sleve_mcdichael

    OK, I fiddled with it for like two hours and I found the culprit!

    I restored backup of my "bad config" and it was lagging and doing 30 frames per second - as expected.
    Then I started deleting lines half of the file at a time and after a lot of problems with auto-generated cfg in NES folder, I found that removing this line stops the stuttering:

    video_vsync = "false"

    To double-check it, I restored the original "retroarch.cfg.rp-dist" and added this line - it's 100% reproducible on my system. Put it on "false" and it's choppy, put it on "true" or remove it and it's not choppy.

    Without this line, it is:
    -> not choppy with vsync ON and any setting Max Swapchain images
    -> not choppy with vsync OFF and Max Swapchain images 3 (default is 3).
    -> choppy with vsync OFF and Max Swapchain images 1 or 2

    If I put this line in, it's choppy whether the vsync is OFF or ON
    -> It's choppy with vsync OFF and any setting Max Swapchain images
    -> it's choppy with vsync ON and Max Swapchain 3 (default is 3)
    -> it's NOT choppy with vsync ON and Max Swapchain images 1 or 2.

    I guess something happens when retroarch.cfg has 'video_vsync = "false" ' line and Max Swapchain images is set to 3, behaviour is the same with Max Swapchain 1 and 2.

    Also - why would vsync OFF make it choppy? It should make it less choppy with some potential screen tearing - it makes no sense!

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    Hm, save states are not portable also between emulators, so as a starting point you should use the same emulators when testing.

    But since you're using a Pi 0, the same emulator from the Pi3 may not be available or perform well enough to be a viable alternative on a lower spec system.

  • More than 4 controllers in MAME?

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    @mahoneyt944 good question, I think it is 2003 actually: will try 2003+ and report back. Thanks a lot

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    @deltagemini Strange but good it's resolved!

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    @mitu amiga.opt removed and looks like it works with menu widgets enabled,will test it

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    @mitu can I add this manually?

    Not likely, the version used in Batocera is further modified than the RetroPie's fork and it's not a matter of configuration.

    Or recommend to developers of retropie/emulation station to add this function?

    Sure, you can add a request.

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    If a hotkey_enable button or key is defined, no hotkeys will function unless the "enable" button is also pressed at the same time.

    By default, there is no hotkey_enable keyboard key defined. With only the keyboard connected, the hotkeys will work individually.

    But when you connect a USB gamepad, that gamepad's autoconfig is applied. The autoconfig does define a hotkey_enable button on the gamepads (usually Select).

    In order to use keyboard hotkey functions when the gamepad is connected, you must either:

    press the gamepad's hotkey_enable button while you press the keyboard hotkey key, or define a keyboard hotkey_enable key and use that, or remove or #disable the hotkey_enable function from your gamepad's autoconfig (you'll also need to remove or disable all other hotkey functions that share a button with any game action buttons), or unplug the gamepad.

    Hotkeys only work on the keyboard or on P1 gamepad. If the gamepad is anything other than P1 it won't work, but it still defines the hotkey_enable so you still have to use it, one way or another, while the pad is connected.

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    @standarsh14 said in RetroArch won't distinguish between two controllers:

    It seems like either controller will work with one registered bluetooth connection - which confuses me because I thought that with separate Serials, only the one registered would work.

    That's unexpected, the controllers should have different MAC addresses (they appear in the pairing dialog) so the OS would be able to tell them apart and some pairing info to be also stored on the device itself. Deleting the device from the list of paired Bluetooth devices in RetroPie should force the gamepad to be re-configured.

    With both devices connected, can you run

    cat /proc/bus/input/devices

    and post the output ?

    You can also test with jstest if the controllers are acting separately. Run:

    jstest /dev/input/js0

    and press the buttons on 1st, then on the 2nd controller. Only one controller should yield any events/output on the test.

  • Controllers not Working in RetroArch - Mappings?

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    @dankcushions

    Ah!

    I'm not working with the best screen and, with black on gray, that's just looked - well it was unclear to me. 2 years ago I'd have probably remembered it, from the other system I've mentioned, but on the screen I'm using now (usually devoted to something else), it's hard to see. (I have to change terminal settings on most of my systems to use something like green on black that look like the old phosphor monitors so there's good contrast.)

    Okay, I'll use that later today when I'm at over where I have that system.

    (This is a temporary environment for it - I'm setting it up to send to a relative who has just moved out of his house, so this is something for him to do when he's stuck in his apartment at night, alone, without a wife or kids anymore. He has some game consoles, but has never had anything like RetroPie.)

    Just wondering - is there a reason that notification is in something lower contrast like black on gray instead of something like red or green for the text? (I realize it's on a black screen, so you can't use black as a background.)

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    @mitu Thanks, I found it.

  • No game pad detected, no js0, js1, js2, js3

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    @mitu thanks for all you help and tuition on command line earlier. FYI the recently purchased Retoflag Controller IS detected by Retopie and it allows me to set this up. Two buttons aren't being detected in the configuration but are in jstest so one for me to delve into but think I have half a clue what I'm doing now thanks to you.

    Morale of the story here is make sure you purchase a recognised, compatible gamepad first....

  • Screensaver Controls

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    @GreenHawk84 which version of Emulationstation are you running?

    There has been a corner case [1], which escaped my mind in the first place, but then has been corrected by @pjft .

    If your ES is below 2.10 (which I assume):

    Either update to 2.10 onwards If you don't want to update use this workaround: Edit your ~/.emulationstation/es_settings.cfg while ES is not running and check the value of SlideshowScreenSaverCustomImageSource. Make it read false (you can also do it during ES is running in the Screensaver Options Menu).

    Rationale: Your behaviour can happen on ES < 2.10 if you set your slideshow screensaver to use a custom image source and then switch to video screensaver (without disabling the image source flag).

    Please report back if it solves your issue. And if it does, mark this topic with [solved] in your initial posting header.

    [1] https://github.com/RetroPie/EmulationStation/commit/a8ccd0a75ba81b3e4af88ed3ebcfe08e57520ab6

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