@redmarsbluemoon Yes, stock Raspbian. No need for userland ds4drv :) Imperceptible latency atlhough I've never measured it, I can easily play even games like Street Fighter II.

Try updating your packages/kernel? apt dist-upgrade and rpi-update.

Also be careful about interference from other wireless sources (Wi-Fi, other 2.4 GHz devices)... Maybe try moving things around and seeing if that helps. Best of luck.

@chupachups
I could not remember which of the two screens contained the mouse axis. I think my suggestion for remaps would only apply to items in the Quick Menu -> Controls. Since the mouse axis isn't in there it must be the override that is supposed to save it.

I think there have been reports of some settings not saving correctly as expected. I read someone was able to save settings by opening the retroarch menu from within Emulation Station and therefore no ROM was loaded. Might be worth a try if you haven't already.

EDIT: I can confirm that neither overrides nor remaps will save a mouse index setting for me either.

Nervermind. Thanks for the tone. By the way, I was able to figure it all out with shaders and no lag.

@kevinsholt Kudos for apparently joining the forum just to help someone with this, but this thread is four years old and your answer became part of your quote since you didn't seperate them with an empty line. 🧐

That being said, welcome to this forum! 😀

@dankcushions arrrrgh. Thanks. Definite performance issues when rotating the whole system, and PiFBA is the only core that's giving me issues otherwise. Now I'm off to see if I can compile FBNeo with Cyclone and see how that runs. Thanks for your help!

@clyde said in Does Daphne run enhanced versions?:

../lair.daphne/

Worked perfectly, many thanks :)

@dan1300
Killer Instinct (arcade) was ported to Killer Instinct (SNES)
Killer Instinct 2 (arcade) was ported to Killer Instinct Gold (N64)

I see many people refer to the N64 version but if you want the original KI game the SNES version should work well on the Pi.

@samplesun im using retropie 4.5.1

@spyhunter said in Running existing Retropie SD Card on Pi 400:

... BBC Micro, C64, Amiga - have downloaded FS-UAE and ZX Spectrum emulators. Do I need to change Repo it points to? will that work?

Not sure if any of the listed emulators have a repository with binary packages for Raspbian - you'll have to check their homepage/documentation. For Amiga emulation, Amiberry has binary releases which you can download and start directly.

@tpr said in Question about Multi-Disc Consoles:

Going back to the Sega CD question, what are my current options? Do I just have to have all the discs listed in the rom directory?

Yes, since no SegaCD emulator supports .m3u files at the moment, so you'll have to load the game directly from a disc.

The BlueMSX doesn't have any control mapping for keyboard, only for joypads. It expects a keyboard for keyboard input. The FMSX core has some extra options when mapping the controls and setting the Device Type to Emulated Keyboard, but it still doesn't cover the full keyboard (only a few F keys, Esc, Space, the direction arrows and Space).

@dankcushions Thanks heaps, I went through the links and tried as couple of fixes and found one that worked a dream, thank you very much for this lol, hours of my life gone for a simple work around haha.

apreciate the advice on run ahead aswell, I will definitely give it a shot. Thank you so much

@dankcushions oh bugger ! what 32gb card would you recommend and from which seller ?

@stevenhurwitt said in lr-pcsx-rearmed missing in optional packages.. what now?:

hey so i saw that this is installed by default now, but i can't get any PS2 roms to load on raspberry pi 4. was trying to follow this guide, but none of the packages show up as optional packages.

Is it PS2 or PS1 ? The lr-pcsx-rearmed emulates only PS1 games. Check if you have the correct BIOS files - https://retropie.org.uk/docs/Playstation-1/

@tpr glad you like it. for basic stuff it was really good.

@stoney66 Many thanks. I was getting desperate with dkong and proper sound settings.

@beefn-onionpi Don't yank the power from the PI - use the 'Shutdown' option from EmulationStation to safely shut it down.

I just wanted to answer here and ask for more information, then I noticed that you already gave it in your second thread. Please don't open multiple threads about one topic.

@mitu Thank you!