@duglor Solved by reconfigurating main retroach controller configs

@TheAutisticGamer said in Mono Audio for HDMI?:

what i mean is... If I set both left and right to go off with the same sounds. Will it cause problems with reverb? IDK I'm just curious

I don't think so.

EDIT: Just found an intireley different problem that doesnt have to with audio but an emulator. Should I post it here or create a new thread?

If it's not related to the audio configuration for stereo to mono conversion, then please open a separate topic.

I tried to upload the rom files a few more times and got no improvement. Then I decided I would just upload the entire rom set and replace the non-working games as I went if I could. When I uploaded the full set magically everything started to work. I have no explanation for it, but its working and that is good enough for me.

Thank you for all your help. I couldn't have gotten this far without you.

@Saus312 it looks like you're trying to play an arcade or neogeo game using FBNeo. First make sure you have thoroughly read the arcade documentation:

Arcade emulation requires a different approach than console emulation. Please read this entire page before beginning your RetroPie arcade emulation project.

https://retropie.org.uk/docs/Arcade/

https://retropie.org.uk/docs/FinalBurn-Neo/

It looks like you might be missing a BIOS file -- we are not able to help you source this file, but we can direct you to look for "full non-merged" rom versions, which should include all the necessary files including any BIOS required.

Edit: I see where you said:

ROMs for nes and mame with similar results.

...this doesn't seem right, why would a NES rom be using FBNeo?

@dankcushions You absolute legend! That has resolved my problem. Many, many thanks!

@mozvillat said in [solved] lr-beetle-psx:

Only the slow CD image (i think it's because i launc it from an external USB drive ???)

Shouldn't be slower than a PS1 cd-drive :). Use a .chd and maybe turn on pre-caching (should be in the core options).

@TheBR said in SNES Games not saving within game:

This is almost certainly why there was no save, i assumed it would save after every level, my bad.

You didn't expect it to be that easy, eh :) ?

@mitu Thanks for reply mitu !
If it's abandonned by the creator, i'll not lost my time (and yours !) to try to install it !!!

@tzium

These are the soldering s you should check :
usb-solderings.jpg
See if there are no breakages in them.

If you only connect both your controller and keyboard, without other devices, do they work OK then ?

that worked. THANKS!
yes it was 49686 for product id but i had a typo for vendor id, that's 1133 instead if 1133.

Thank you very much!

@mitu yeah i think, because i configured it normally, but dosen't work after some reset,

I have transfer Blade Runner (GOG) from my pc to Retropie. After the installation of the game, a GOG folder created into the C:\ inside was the game folder that i transfer to scummvm RetroPie folder.

@Souciot said in Audio devices not found GPi case:

@G30FF in the readme of the patch it's written : "Why need to install display GPi Case patch for Retropie and Recalbox?" so I suppose it shouldn't mess with retropie ?

I only have experience with the GPi Case 2, so my mistake. The GPi Case 2 patch includes one for Recalbox 7, one for Recalbox 8, one for Batocera, and one for RetroPie. I downloaded the GPi Case 1 patch, and I see why the recalbox string is there, because it's included in the patched config.txt. Sorry, I won't be much help here.

Please take note that you can use jpg format in addition to png.

At least I've been using a mixture of png and jpg images :)

Set the display to 800x600, but no dice, it seems like it possibly won't display at that res. Everything still says 640x480 (fbset, tvservice)

So i've turned off integer scale, and that did the trick. It's not exactly perfect, the pixels are a little fuzzy. But it's acceptable for now until I figure out more stuff I can try with the Pi config.txt stuff.

Thanks for the help!!

@10vorne No. What you can do is disable the launch menu temporarily while you test Dosbox games or launch the games directly (see the runcommand.log file for the actual command used to launch a game).

I did the reinstall. Convincing myself to actually do it was harder than the reinstall itself.

Now I got a completely functional and updated 64bit system. PSX roms run perfect.

Thanks for everything, I hope this can be helpful for someone.
Cheers

@duglor I think you could do quick menu > controls > port 2 controls > mapped port: 1 and then save it as a game or core remap file. Do this for each game or core that requires it.