@pjft Yeah, i will have to do some thinking on this one. I am glad it was something so simple and not something I missed while testing out all of the configurations! If you put the rom name into the gamelist the mail folder won't have any images/videos/metadata, so that won't work well either. The other thing I am going to look into is how to hide folders from the list. I have looked around threads and haven't come up with a solution. I am thinking of trying to see if there is a way to add the folders i don't want to see, like the bios folders, to the gamelist, and then tell the gamelist not to display that game/folder. Kind of like how you can # in the .txt files to turn things on and off. Any thoughts on that?

@mat03111984 There will probably never be any usable Saturn emulator for the RPI.

Haha yeah, it's our office mascot!

I have reinstalled everything and everything seems to be in order now, cheers guys :)

@herb_fargus I know, but it also messed up my arcade cabinet binds, and gave me problems binding control in mame (wouldn't take binds). How do I just update retropie and not emulators and do I have to update kernal?

The 8bitdo controllers are nice, and provided you follow all the installation instructions and update the firmware on the controller it'll work really well.

My other retro controller is the wired iBuffalo SNES pad, - it only has one set of shoulder buttons and no sticks but it's plug and play and works well.

I like the option of a bluetooth controller because I also run an Amiga emulator and wanted to have a second wired controller, mouse, keyboard and USB stick using up the ports.

@Pupsenlalala I see UXS populated your <Video> tag... but with a wrong extension. (jpg)

Try to put "Default" in Configuration/Advanced/Image configuration Menu.
It will solve your problem.

(Need to put that on default config :S )

Run sudo apt-get update && apt-get -y dist-upgrade && apt-get install pulseaudio

@johnsorger6 I have used a spinner and joystick in Tron without any issues at all in AdvanceMAME. It sounds like you might have the analog control also mapped to your joystick LEFT which is a default mapping you would want to eliminate in the GUI menu by mapping controls for "this game".

I did earlier today when I upgraded to Kodi 17.1, but I used the keyboard to get into Kodi's input, peripherals settings and was able to map my Xbox360 controller there in the KODI UI and it's working fine.

I found the filters through the Retroarch menu. Is there a way to cycle through them while playing? Thank you for your time, sorry for all the questions.

Somehow this has fixed itself. There are changes occuring to my system automatically, and I'm not really sure why, but you can close this issue.

@Adamp2006 Any news? :)

Yes, give it a go from a version with the standard build and add AM from experimental. I'm sure Buzz integrated it better than I would have done, plus I could do the same to help debug if it still doesnt work.

@Floob Thank you for the heads up. When I've got some time (possibly over Easter) i'll look in to it. I have to admit, this has been on the back burner somewhat as we're in the middle of decorating, but each time i bust Retropie out the fact i've not got my Amiga set up the way I want does bug me!

omg....ok...lets see then if i know where to find them

@obsidianspider the 5 inch hdmi display 800x480 xpt2046 touch controller, latest retropie, and pi3