@alucard_xs
Try these in your /boot/config.txt file:

# Uncomment to help remove white noise (if needed) disable_audio_dither=1 # Uncomment to completely remove white noise over 3.5mm connection audio_pwm_mode=2

thanks, it took a while but now is done :)

@moltke44 What version of Win 10 are you using ? Pro/Home/Ent/Education ?

@drake999 said in EmulationStation Consuming 65% CPU on Idle:

I'm finding that the EmulationStation process is consistently consuming about 65% of the CPU resources while idle on a stationary menu screen.

With or without videos? If the latter, did you enable the OMX player in Other Settings of ES' Main Menu?

Related - see my reply, here:
https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/8091/noninteractive-installation-upgrades/7

@herb_fargus I have omitted the analog trigger buttons for the time being. They will likely not be used in my final build as I will be focusing on only 8 and 16 bit generation systems anyway. After this I was planning on doing a fresh RetroPie build for my Pi3 based stationary consoles. This will likely be something I have to revisit so please let me know if you are aware of any potential solutions. Thanks for the help. I appreciate it.

@ashthekid what is your hotkey? Do you press select and start to exit? It should be your hotkey + x.

@majestyx okay do this...put the roms into the the colecovision folder NOT the MSX folder. .now make the blueMSX emulator the default (pressing a button right after loading the rom..then the first choice from the list..

after that it will load just fine and simply...

@jonnykesh I tried downloading asplashscreen.sh from /splashscreen/ but the file will not download, it says it's "unable to open asplashscreen"

I am doing this with root access on my PC but this is just weird.

@keithgriffin84 /home/pi/RetroPie/roms/mame-advmame

@rbaker @jonnykesh @Sano Quick question: Once an ini file is edited, does it require a full reboot? Just restarting Emulationstation? Or just restarting the game itself?

@mhutter please, paste the content of these files in ghostbin.com (or something similar):

/opt/retropie/configs/all/retroarch-joypads/NAME_OF_YOUR_JOYSTICK.cfg (more than one file). /opt/retropie/configs/all/retroarch.cfg /opt/retropie/configs/nes/retroarch.cfg

@caver01 yes i do see that the emulator choice is a huge factor, but there are a few games I can only get to work in mame2016 for example and that one throws the keyboard tab on the controller. very frustrating. i cant seem to change that in retroarch.

@spartan2381 choose emulator mupen64plus-GLideN64-highresolution

@drake999
10-4. Just just curious about others thoughts on the subject. The stock power port is protected, the gpio are not. Just an observation more or less

@motleypixel said in Loosing Bluetooth connection after reboot:

Oh and as for the disable ertm in the autostart.sh I'm assuming sudo is needed for that one

Yes, that would be needed since is executed as the pi user.

I am having the same issue above, not finding retro pie on the desk top, after the blue folder.