@mitu I agree with you.
I was experimenting recently on pi0 and checked the RetroFlag "patch" for their GPi Case and it has by default disabled#dtparam=audio=on applied to the config .txt which causes the exact error posted
If the # is removed and reboot the sound is back to normal.

They should update their scripts/info rather users get troubles and need to apply cmdline alsa or edit sudo nano /usr/share/alsa/alsa.confand change

defaults.ctl.card 0 defaults.pcm.card 0 to defaults.ctl.card 1 defaults.pcm.card 1

@memorylane said in Cannot compile lr-ppsspp (ffmpeg arc4random implicit declaration error):

@mitu Is it only a matter of updating the source version in the install script?

Seems like it.

Which version did you try?

Latest stable release is 14.4 AFAIR.

hello, good morning, I have no personal interest, I had read about it improving graphic performance, but I don't feel urgently, when the version with debian 11 is ready, I'll try it with pleasure, thanks to both of you for your answers

@boogyman062190 please add some more details about your system as outlined in https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first

Can you post the relevant log file from ~/RetroPie-Setup/logs?

@sleve_mcdichael said in Some images missing in the docs:

Edit: I got the raw image url from the GitHub page, and when I follow that I get "error 503 backend is unhealthy":

Seems like an error on the Github side I haven't encountered this kind of errors so far, but Github has issues from time-to-time and I wouldn't be surprised they'd show up as missing images.

@mitu this was it. After digging in I did find the same problem and was able to just swap the <theme> tag and get it working

@rrrule32 "RetroPie" is a collection of shell scripts to assist with the download, installation, and configuration of various different emulator and front-end softwares on Linux computers running a Debian-based distribution.

Raspberry Pi is a single-board computer that runs Raspberry Pi OS, a Debian-based Linux distribution, and can output via HDMI to a television or computer monitor.

You can put RetroPie on a Raspberry Pi and connect it to your TV. You probably cannot put RetroPie on the TV itself, but really I don't know what they're doing with smart TV's these days so what do I know. If it runs a Debian-based Linux, it just might work.

You can force a certain resolution on the screen, though depending on your version of RetroPie that option may not be available through the Raspi Config menu (as it was recently removed).
What kind of TV is that (model) ? Can you try setting it to Game Mode so it's not doing any image pre-processing ? I think it's i the Picture settings of the TV, under Picture style (?).

@mitu It worked, in fact updating retroarch to version 1.15.0 fixed the issue.

@JeffwithaG no, I don't think anything like that is included with RetroPie.

Okay, so it seems as though what has happened is that changing the keyboard config in retroarch has basically broken the use of the onboard joystick and buttons that are connected to the Pimoroni hat that sits on top of the Pi4.

Again, this stuff is incredibly confusing... because inside of Retroarch when you are using the joystick and buttons it says that the device is "retropad" it says nothing about it being mapped to the keyboard.

Looking in Retroarch I can see now where all of my key mappings are busted and referencing the changes I made in the config file to remap KEYBOARD (not RETROPAD) config.

@sleve_mcdichael Thanks for your reply. I will look again in file manager. I am pretty sure the system rom folders were empty but will confirm and delete if they are in there.

(Side note to the forum: Sorry for not saying it sooner, but I’m running retropie on a Pi 3b plus and just reinstalled retropie. No change to the tab not working in-game since I boneheadedly unassigned it even with the freshy).

Try using the Gnome on Xorg session to log in, instead of the default (Gnome on Wayland). The issue occurs because of the Wayland session and SDL's fullscreen mode, which doesn't cover the entire screen.

@lostless thank you so much for the reply as I am new to the retropie community am bit of a bit of a noob to retropie and the ins and outs but I can get a keyboard and a cheap laptop tomorrow then what steps do I take thank you again
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@mahoneyt944 ok that sounds easy enough. Thanks!

@DTEAM Please open a separate topic and post a verbose RetroArch log, along with the details of your system.

@mahoneyt944

Great info, thank you sir!

@ganatbasa please add some more info about your system as detailed in https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first

It sounds like you may have acquired a system pre-configured and "ready-to-go." Note that, because it is not practical to troubleshoot a system that neither you nor we have any idea how is configured, third-party builds are officially not supported in any capacity. If that is indeed the case, you'll need to start over with the default, official image from https://retropie.org.uk/download. Start here: https://retropie.org.uk/docs/First-Installation/

(Unofficially, it sounds like your aspect_ratio_index may be misconfigured in /opt/retropie/configs/all/retroarch.cfg or possible elsewhere.)