@Enra6 Please give more details about your setup - https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first - including what monitor/TV do you use.

@Smythius said in Emulation Station crashed!:

Could under-rated wires inside the case be contributing to the low power as well?

I don't know, can you connect the power supply without those cables and test it like this?

On a side note. do you know of a good place to get a 3.5mm to RCA Composite AV Cable that works with the RP3?

Alas, I don't know that either, because I didn't need such a cable in my household, yet. The value of such tips also depend very much on where you live. I live in Germany; since it's 9 a.m. here and you posted about 5 hours before me, I doubt that you do, too. ;)

The whole problem was the custom config. I had time to reinstall everything and it was the custom config. So yeah there you go.

The config is the same, it does not matter if its pvm, monitor or consumer. You will possibly still need some tweaks , depending on your TV (to center the picture). That guide is quite old and so may be the timings he listed. I recommend looking at RGB-Pi or Retrotink configs on github, they're more up to date and work with Gert as well.

@O-M-A-A So this happens with EVERY rom? Regardless of emulator?
Does any emulator work as before?

@RpiBeginner Thank you. English isn't my native language and I wasn't sure if you meant "[A while ago] I tested it with my pc [and there was no hiss], and [now on the Raspberry Pi] the hiss is still there". :)

So it may very well be that the usb card is faulty or just not very good.

@hermit Thank you sir! You are my hero today
@mitu Good to know! woulda saved me some time knowing that

Okay, for some reason, the screen command needs an sh after the -L on a Raspbian-based Retropie. sh starts a new shell with the script in it. On my Desktop PC running Kubuntu Linux 18.04, the command works without the sh, but on my Raspberry Pi running Retropie, it needs the sh to work as intended.

Whatever, please try this with an sh behind -L:

screen -S bezelproject -L sh /home/pi/RetroPie/retropiemenu/bezelproject.sh

Thanks ... this worked!
So < /dev/null inits a EOF in file input, never saw this. Is this a common method?
mpg123 is the clear prefered mp3 player, very small footprint - no stucks in sound during loading. Perfect.

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@mitu That's beyond my expertise... For another day perhaps.

@MaMikee Or this one
two thoughts auto boot retropie into a game or into a slideshow
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@Hanky42 said in Retropie and Libreelec:

Wouldn't KODI want media added to it's library?

yes?

you add files to the library over network without moving the actual files or you can just play them directly from the source.

personally i use mysql (alltho a bit slow) to avoid having to recreate the library and remember which movies i watched on all devices using kodi in my home.

if you want something easier, you can look up plex media center, but i belive a "dedicated" server is required for that, i am unsure if it will run both a player and a server on one raspberry.

@bananapi761 the -dev package is always a source install, otherwise the package would not the latest version.

@bc320 It doesn't work.

@barbudreadmon yeah, think you are right, it was just a thought i had whilst planning what i needed to buy. will go for a 3bplus as at least i already have very good images so it should be an easy install

@mitu Power switch as in "shut down gracefully?"

I also want to boot right into this one game and am not sure you still use E.S. when you implement this way. Was saving that for another search/question.

You should try out the xpadneo driver: https://github.com/atar-axis/xpadneo

see the section under install. This is specifically designed to work with the bluetooth xbox one controller model 1708.

@kingfrankbob Your last post doesn't seem to fit to this topic. Wrong thread?

@stoney66 Ha! Yep, I've become spoilt and I like instant gratification!