Use the default retroarch.cfg - leave aside all the hard sync settings (I don't think they're relevant for the Pi's GPU) and the audio settings. Also, a GPU mem of 256 is more than enough for most emulators, so I don't see any point in upping it to 512.

@snock said in small screen lr-mupen64plus-next:

I tried to delete retroarch.cfg in configs.

Why ? Open the RetroArch menu and check the resolution in the Video options - maybe use the one provided by the core and make sure scaling is enabled.

for me a project being 'commercial' in nature doesn't necessitate it making a profit. besides, eventually someone sells the bus...

@gugue Just like you have .cue files, you can have .cue folders - game1.cue - and they'll show up as games in the list.

@mitu said in Retropie install fail on kali linux rp0w:

e detection flag will not be enough to make RetroPie install - as you have probably seen. On the Raspberry Pi, only Raspbian is supported at the

Well, then what about manual build retroarch and emulationstation? Which flags do I need? And how configure emulationstation work with retroarch?

I just ended up using a different method, winscp on Windows, I also just mount my USB directly now instead of transferring files cause I reimage so often

@mitu thanks very much for the quick reply

i'm afraid we don't support third party images, which the "TinyPi Pro sdcard image" is. perhaps the seller can support?

A Raspberry Pi Zero doesn't have a WiFi NIC, so not being able to connect to WiFi is the expected result.
Only Pi Zero W and Pi Zero WH have WiFi NICs.

@mitu I have no idea if it's some bizarre edge-case specific to my system, but that's what was broken on my machine and what fixed it - seriously, everything was allcaps CUE and BIN - both the CUE file and the BIN file and the reference to the BIN file embedded within the CUE. All in capitals. I confirmed before renaming that the BIN filename 100% matched the value stored within the FILE "..." BINARY reference in the CUE file.

And I had no music in any of those games.

Changing all the file-extensions to lowercase (including the FILE "..." BINARY reference within the cue file) fixed it.

@ciano said in Atari 5200 Not Working - "Atari800/OS Emulation Halted":

@Thorr69 Thank you so much!

Happy to help. =)

@mitu
Thanks for clarifying :)

Such option doesn't exist right now, but you can use the auto-update just for the sections which always have binaries - i.e. excluding experimental. The experimental section recently started providing binaries, so that would work for most of them - my guess you have the extra repository enabled and those don't have binaries.
If you open a package from the menu, it will detect if there is a binary update available and you can choose to update or not. Sure, it's just a workaround, but how many experimental packages do you have installed ?

For one, the emulator on the pi is lr-pcsx-rearmed.
Two. This sounds like the same issue here
https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/23519/retropie-freezes-and-looses-save-files
I gave that guy advice to turn on interval saving, so the emulator save to disk during gameplay and not only during exit.

@mitu said in Where is my Hotkey Issue?:

From a cursory look at your config files

Rewind seems to be disabled via the main config file (rewind_enable = "false"). You should enable it first.

On a default RetroArch install, I see there's a input_rewind_btn, try setting it on your desired button input code.

same for input_hold_fast_forward_btn and input_toggle_fast_forward_btn.

Thanks, man. That fixed it.

compiling without GUI , and in single thread, suceeded.

Could you tell me how to enable vibration in DInput? Or do I need to buy another gamepad? In what mode should it work for vibration to work?

7-zip

@retroguy23 mediamogui is correct but I honestly do not keep my images and gamelist there. I keep them in the /home/(user)/roms/(system) folder. Ex. home/pi/RetroPie/roms/megadrive/images/ (Just easier for me I guess :P I have done a LOT of hand editing on my lists)

Emulationstation is programed to look there in the default then there in the rom folder if one is not found in the default folder.

Just easier and faster to get to my roms on my pi (or other linux system)
so your gamelist.xml is in the rom folder. For example my megadrive list is in the megadrive/roms folder (one game list per folder). That is:

my megadrive gamelist is located in /home/pi/RetroPie/roms/megadrive/gamelist.xml

The start of my game list looks like this:
...
<game>
<path>./Sonic the Hedgehog (USA, Europe).smd</path>
<name>Sonic The Hedgehog <-(this can be anything you want)</name>
<desc>Sonic the Hedgehog is the first of many games...</desc>
<image>./images/Sonic the Hedgehog (USA, Europe)-image.jpg</image>
<video>./images/Sonic the Hedgehog (USA, Europe)-video.mp4</video>

see the image and video tags? the ./images tells emulationstation to look in the "parent" folder. (this folder is the parent folder because you already told ES to look for the rom in that folder with the <path> tag) In this case it means the rom folder of the game you are showing on screen from the list ..but now look in a sub directory called "images"

I can load ALL my arcade roms from the arcade folder. Any version of MAME, Daphne, or Final Burn Neo are all mixed in the arcade folder. So I have one arcade folder and the rest are consoles.

(But this is what works for me set it up the way it works for you!)