@vlyankovskiy said in Graphics Raspberry Pi 3:

@rbaker, Thanks for the answer, I apologize for the illegal content.
Could you tell me where the documentation says anything about quality enhancing filters?

Thank you, I think I found

@Dwarfboysim
Any specific reasons to use RetroPie for that? If you are only interested in Amiga Emulation, maybe this Project: Amibian could be a suitable alternative for you.

Otherwise, maybe a modification of the scripts mentioned in this topic: Autostart last played game could be used ?

I seem to have found it out myself. You need to put them in /ect/config/psp/ppsspp/MUSIC/OVERWORLD.

No ideas from anyone? Disappointing... But I guess we can't expect to figure out a fix for everything. (especially if my friend is right)

EDIT: YEAH, my friend was right. Screen was dying. No longer functioning at all. Sorry to have wasted the time of anyone who read this - fix a dying screen with configuration changes is....kind of impossible.

Nobody has any clue hua

I figured it out.

Problem was I followed a tutorial somewhere that said to make a folder called retropie whereas the official instructions state to make a folder called retropie-mount.

"retropie" will in fact copy everything to the HDD, but it will also copy from the HDD to the SD.

"retropie-mount" seems to copy everything from the SD to the HDD but will not copy everything back to the SD.

"retropie-mount" is sufficient to mount the HDD and play games. I did not need to follow all the steps to manually mount the HDD as mine is going to be portable.

@NINJAcupcake798 drastic is not open source so there is currently no chance of a libretro version. However the main dev for drastic posted something recently that he would be open sourcing drastic after the new year so there is some hope that there may be in the future.

I'm still using AdvanceMame, but have lr-mess compiled so will probably give that a go with the BBC Micro B and with the Electron, which I haven't had a go at emulating yet.

I had another look at the stardot forum again. Still no one working on a Linux or Raspberry Pi variant of Beebem or of any other BBC emulator unfortunately. All the current emulation is in relation to MacOS or Windows.

With emulating the Acorn Archimedes, I've seen somewhere on the web that it can be done using a Raspberry Pi, but as it is based on RiscOS, Retropie is a no go.

You're probably usining a clone and not a genuine sony controller, i had the same behaviour with one of mines (bought off ebay...). it turns out it's either a gasia or a shanwan chinese ripoff.

You might find some useful infos in here https://raspberryblog.de/?p=1870&cpage=2

This is now solved.

@nujm mentioned in in GitHub that he didn't update correctly before, but once he sorted it out, all worked fine:

well., I made this work. When I updated the retropie script, the console told me there were some modifications without committing, probably some updates made this changes because I didn´t do nothing at all. So basically I reverted those modifications and now it is working fine.

Thanks guys for your time and support, much appreciate it.

Thanks for your efforts, @psyke83

Unfortunately, the fix suggestion that you provided didn't work in this situation. I have seen people online saying that they have used "alternative ps3 drivers" but not sure what these are or where they are to be found. Any other suggestions?

if what retrowertz suggested doesn't solve your problem try to set mouse index to '0' for every user binds

@stoney66

From first command:

pi@retropie:~ $ ls -l "/home/pi/RetroPie/roms/snes/Chrono Trigger .smc" -rwxr-xr-x 1 pi pi 4194816 May 19 1997 /home/pi/RetroPie/roms/snes/Chrono Trigger .smc

And after typping second one I see that the file is there:

-rwxr-xr-x 1 pi pi 4194816 May 19 1997 Chrono Trigger .smc

Half of the games stopped working after I've installed the newer (4.5.1) version of RetroPie. On previous one (4.4) everything worked fine (even with space between name and file extension). I bought another Chrono Trigger rom and it's working.

WAS YOU CORRECTLY CONNECTING THE ACCEPTOR TO THE TILES?
IF YOU HAVE TAKE THIS SHOW BECAUSE I HAVE EXACTLY THE SAME PROBLEM

It was the bloody power source! I didn't bother hooking it up to a decent power brick because I figured the Pi zero didn't need as much juice as my Pi 3... Idiot... Thanks for your inputs guys.

@rogerdodger said in Configuring xboxdrv with Xin-Mo 2 player controller:

Perhaps true 4 way controls can only be achieved mechanically, I have limited knowledge of Arcade stuff.

i belive this is the only way ...

as i suggested earlier, it is possible to physically switch from 4 to 8way by loosen the screw on the bottum, but if you want something that can switch automaticly i would suggest something like the ultimarc servostik perhaps, alltho those are quite a lot more expensive than the zippy joysticks (especially if you want 2).

@caver01 could you please read my comment above to see if you have any help or advice. Thank you.