@Retrodade There isn't anything in the code I can think of that would cause that but I'll keep a note in case it crops up again. Glad it's sorted! :-)

I have seen similar graphical glitches with Driver 76. I get rid of them when I run the emulator with Vulkan enabled. Maybe this fixes the issue with this game. I am using Pi5 and bookworm 64.

Solved

When I downgraded VLC to have faster video previews, it created the problem. Just re-use the script proposed by RapidEdwin08

wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/RapidEdwin08/RetroPie-Setup/master/vlc-downgrade.sh -P ~/ chmod 755 ~/vlc-downgrade.sh ~/vlc-downgrade.sh

And select option 2 to re-install the original VLC version. Now you can re-install EmulationStation

https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/35717/emulationstation-video-previews-on-raspberry-pi-5/22?_=1728574374997

@mitu interesting. Thank you for all your help. I will continue to look into this.

Did you try updating EmulationStation ? The current stable release is 2.11.2, while you're still on version 2.10.1 from almost 3 years ago.

@ExarKunIv said in Forum has blacked listed my ip:

i will keep my visits to a low.

That's not needed, just access the forums as usual. If you encounter a similar issue, just report it.

The game video snaps/previews worked fine with recalbox but not retropie

@marcoabm did you ever figure this out?

@el_pablo said in How to exit my own Godot ports?:

@mitu ok, so if I understand correctly even SNES games had their START + SELECT to exit? Or it's implemented into the emulator?

It's the emulator.

Hotkeys work only on the controller that's player 1 (P1), if your Bluetooth controllers is the 1st one detected - hence P1 - then the subsequent/other controllers will be P2/P3 and their hotkey enable button is disabled.

@ByteThis Fruitbox sounds cool m8! I’ll have a look into that. I’m running Hyperpie … it’s not the smoothest but an overclock helped with that a bit 👍 Found Fruitbox: https://forums.raspberrypi.com/viewtopic.php?t=188723

Without any indication about your setup (Pi model, RaspiOS/RetroPie version) and the actual error message(s) you get when trying to install, there's little we can do to help you. Also, phrasing.

@mitu
I ended up having to do a full re-install of Mint Mate 22 for other reasons. This is my third install in the past 2 weeks and I hope I do not need to do so again.

Let it be known that even after a fresh full-reinstall of Mint Mate 22, the same lack of joypad recognition continues. I have to access the setup through terminal via the sudo command in order to make it work. Otherwise, accessing the setup through the Retropie OS itself does not enable joypad function in Mint Mate 22. I did not have this issue with Mint Mate 20.

@rasp_renegade According to (upstream) stellas own docs there is a "left" and "right" player.

@WeeFlats Sure, update Retropie and the included packages and then try the ScummVM core again.

Here with a Raspberry Pi 3B+ and Drastic, all games run without issue. I am running the latest version of RetroPie, 4.8.9. If you can update your system.

@abj Thanks. This fixed the audio for me.
On my unsupported pi5 setup, switching to the Pegasus frontend killed the audio, and switching back to ES was not fixing it.

@sleve_mcdichael
Yes Configuration / tools is there, but I don't see the reset option.

Closest I can find in there is "configedit"

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Edit my bad, re read the post and somehow missed the "emulationstation"

As I am still in mock up testing...

I thought why not just try... worst case it fails and I have to get a new encoder.

So I have taken out the good old soldering iron and moved the J1 jumper from next to R2 as it came delivered and moved it next to R1 Using same middle contact.

Now when plugging into the USB it boots up with the Green light "on" being in digital mode, the mode switch if desired still lets me change state.

I made a video comparing the encoders one left as delivered starting analogue with red led, and one modified by relocating the jumper (before modifying the 2nd one).

You can ask the vendor for support, using the current RetroPie image. Another option is to check whether a current RaspiOS (Bookworm) supports the screen and works better to make the LCD primary, a current release means you can ask for help in the RPI forums. Using the current RaspiOS you can use a manual installation of RetroPie, which is still in beta for this OS release, but should work for most things.