I'm running into a similar issue as well. Through searching through the moonlight github it seems the move to SDL2 has caused some issues with RetroPie. The developer of Moonlight has stated that they wont bother with fixing the problem as it comes from the way RetroPie handles controllers using SDL2 framework. Something around how the buttons are mapped and what the system sees. I'd love more help trying to track this down as well.

@shinyabsol i wrote a guide a while back about the custom gameboy palette and how to do so properly.

https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/9769/game-boy-custom-palette

I'm pretty shure Triggerhappy is running, because if it was not running it wouldn't have worked for the shut down hotkey.
I found the "name" of the buttons by using the "thd --dump /dev/input/event*" command in the post you recommendet and created a .cfg:

BTN_BASE3 1 /usr/bin/amixer sset PCM,0 2dB-
BTN_BASE4 1 /usr/bin/amixer sset PCM,0 2dB+

The buttons are connected via USB to the Raspberry and work great with the commands configured in emulationstation. The Speakers are plugged in to the 3,5mm klinke output of the pi.

I'm experiencing exactly the same problem.
I hope someone has a solution.

Yeah, @Tundra your description is pretty vague. We get that you are trying to do something with 4.2.10 after you updated your pi (what exactly do you mean by that?) It reads like you had a problem with mystery file that you won't tell us about, but it is related to some emulator that you are unwilling to share, and also, we have no idea how you installed RetroPie or what hardware you are using.

@xsportseeker well i guess i read that all for nothing!! :) yeah im glad i read your second post because i was about to point you to that file. Glad you got it working. If you are interested in making .sh files to have all dos games show up in the gamelist or any other configuring help in dosbox feel free to ask.

@foreverclumsy I'm also trying to get my iBuffalo controller working with advmame - did you ever get a working .rc file?

@leumas_eleets Glad it's working now. Please post at least one screenshot of the display to show the difference.

well this pi zero will play some PS1 games with out bios
they have lag as the zero isn't strong enuf for PS1 and n64 games

but thanks fellas ill go digging up bios

SOLVED!

Edit /etc/samba/smb.conf

Global settings

dns proxy = yes

@flxfit well we dont close threads since they help more than the original poster. But please share with us how it worked as so to benefit others.

Or is there a possibility to host a Game on a Windows computer or Mac and others can join? So i could just record my windows/mac screen to record the gamplay...?
I tried to host a hgame with Project64 and the AQZ-Netplay Plugin but my retropi said: "implementations differs", when i tried to join the game with my retropie :/

@caver01 said in choosing advmame v1.4 vs v3:

Perhaps @amadvance can offer a suggestion?

The man himself...that'd be nice. He's probably knee-deep in code, but maybe...paging @amadvance, @amadvance do you read me?

Battlezone was the first videogame that truly blew my mind. Proper 3D in a 2D era. I was about 6 or 7 y.o. when I first saw it, and had to take train trips to another city to actually play it (even though I could barely reach that periscope/visor). Also remember "steering" myself using imaginary twin-joysticks when walking to school. Heady days :)

@raktfranhjartat 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 (Please start a new topic).

The option is in the runcommand entry in the RetroPie menu on Emulation Station.

Okay everyone, thank you for your help, i did it !!
Now, i know that a Cheap USB HUB is not a good idea ! x)
I bought a new one, not really more expensive, and Tada !

Thanks for everything !

@andershp if you have two matching controllers, just set up player 1's controller in emulationstation, then restart emulationstation and you will be good to go.