Not to mention the hassle and wasted time spent rebuilding the complete image every time any of the emulators or tools gets an updated binary.

well i tried mame2010 sound is still the same
i will try and hunt down a different rom packs and try again with fresh roms

@dudleydes

Cheers. This seemed to have solved it.

I could kick myself.

@mrgass27 The camcorder spec also works, due to the ground being on the same pin. For that spec, just switch the audio R (red) and composite video (yellow) and they will work the same. See my diagram above.

The only must not situation is the Nokia (and other feature phone) spec, that one has a conflicting ground location, so it cannot be used.

Problem solved!
Turns out I was missing the PSX bios. Don't know how I managed to play other games without ever needing them, but once I paid attention to the message "bios missing, add them for better compatibility" and placed them on the BIOS folder, everything turned out better. Games that crashed before no longer do so and I can now switch discs on Resident Evil 2 just like you all told me (eject, switch, close, reset) from the .pbp file.

Oh.

Got it.

Yes, there's an issue with the new vertical carousel. As there hadn't been many themes with it yet, these hadn't really surfaced, but it sounds like it's the same.

@jdrassa FYI in case there's any more info you need.

Thank you.

@kmetz7547 Please do not post a support request without first reading and following the advice in https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first

https://retropie.org.uk/docs/Shaders-and-Smoothing/

@chipsnblip I think that's worded very clearly. Thank you!

I can't reproduce it here on my Ubuntu 17.04 x64 system - maybe it was a temporarily upstream issue. Please clear the PPSSPP source folder (from retropie-setup packages menu for ppsspp) and try again. You should also open a new topic with logs and provide more information about your system - the original post is 6 months old.

Hey i had the same problem and i fixed it by

Going into a n64 game Pressing select plus x on my keyboard Go to quick menu (might be something by a similar name not at home rn to check Go to controls? Configure ur controls

I was able to resolve this issue by putting the sample directory back into the original directory as stated.

/home/pi/RetroPie/BIOS/fba/samples/

After this, I updated lr-fbalpha again, how this time I did from source rather than binary. After this, I restarted EmulationStation and the samples worked perfectly again as they did prior to lr-fbalpha v0.2.97.42.

@darksavior Just wanted to say thanks for the help. I don't know how I got myself so confused about the 2 drivers?
I uninstalled snesdev and tried again. It helped a little but the controller still wasn't working properly. The thing is, I'd left the wires I'd soldered on quite long, to make moving things around easier, and the wire I'd used wasn't of the best quality. I re-soldered a ribbon cable that was half the length of the old cable I'd used, connected it up as per the gamecon diagram, with just the gamecon driver installed and now everything's working.
Thanks for pointing me in the right direction.

Cool, thanks for the help. This is a cool feature!