@dankcushions Yeah, I know about this project, but OpenELEC distribution really limits me to make my changes easily, that's why I want to test all on RetroPie and then make changes to Lakka.

@dogeymon Good to hear! Also try switching up your emulators if some games aren't working great. If I remember correctly, Pier Solar didn't work well with the default Genesis emulator but when I used a different one, it ran much better. Glad your Genesis isn't ruined :)

I have a 128GB SanDisk Ultra microSDXC UHS-I Card. Works pretty well for me. I went with using the Fat 32 Format tool method for the higher compatibility rate.

@greenhawk84 is there an easier way I'm have the Exact same issue if I connect to mi Pi wirelessly and remove one or other it removes Both genisis and megadrive I have no clue how use putty lol

@mitu Thanks for the help. Sorry for the bad move of asking for support on another image. Take care.

@caver01 As you found, I just use alsamixer from the command line - works great. Generally, I just access it via ssh from my phone and make the adjustment.

Nevermind. I figured it out already. I had to SSH into it and write some commands to install the PS4 and 360 controllers manually. Works great now

@simonandrewwil Silly me. I forgot to mention I am using a mixture of pi zeros and Pi zero w's. Guess What? The pi zero W's are the ones running slower. I have just figured this out. Doh! Why is this? Is it due to to wifi/Bluetooth running in the background? The pi zero image was running a wifi dongle with no big processor hit.

@capeman Nope,

I had to manually rewrite it.
It seems swapping the controllers caused it to automatically over write it.

Strange really :s

Retropie detects 2 gamepads when I connect the Teensy with the 2 analog sticks, but I can't configure any input when I move the PSP sticks. Any idea? :/

please, anyone know something? i still cant configure the pad

@retrofreak89 are you overclocking?

Package is removed on my 17.10 Ubuntu - need to update the module to change dependency to just vlc. Should be ok on 17.04 though - you definitely not using the latest beta of Ubuntu?

@possum-master said in Tried updating the script...now i have a big problem :/:

So...i watched a you tube video by ETA prime and he showed how to add more emulators to your pi and he suggested that you update the script first before you add the emulators and i did just that but now i just get a black screen with a bunch of small text letters that show up over and over and over again. They wont stop running and i have no clue at all how to stop this. I cant find any videos or threads about this error. Oh yeah....i can still run and play my games but when i go to retropie configuration on the main screen every option i choose ( you know the list of blue tooth, audio, file maintenence, etc.) this black screen with the white text is on ever single option on the configuration screen. I cant get it stop. its been over a week now. Thanks for helping if possible.

can you please post a screenshot/photo?

actually, I managed to solve the problem simply removing the .bak extension. I have now two configuration files for the two controllers and everything seems to be working fine even in games.

Thanks anyway!
Francesca