new issue the aspect ratio of ES and retropie when it boots doesnt fit my screen i have tried turning on and off the overscan relay with it off it looks a little better but the screen is still stretched to far. what should i do now. nvm my tv set itself to wide screen set it back to normal and its fixed you can close this.

@Freddy2370 I get that from you first post but unless you fill out all the details required, nobody can help you. At the moment, your question is "it's not working, why?" without telling me what exactly is not working.

Thank you. Already did. Y is not popping any virtual keyboard in lr-caprice32 as stated in the wiki. It does in capricerpi (with the sensitivity bug which makes it useless)

Anyway if I find an answer, I will update the current thread.

Is there a download link where we can find old compatible paks?

it's still in raspbian tools, under "Configuration / Tools" from the main menu.

Thank you changing the config did the magic.

But it would be intersting why only certain tv got the problem.......

https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first

I had also been creating .cue files for my .IMG games which created a duplicate. I deleted the .cue files for the games that were in .IMG format

@lilbud i actually have that as the splashscreen of my pi modded playstation 1. The greatest video game system boot video ever.

I am having the same issue, but my Monitor is 2 years old. i have tired every setting option in the /boot/config.txt. I am going to be looking at the HDMI to DVI adapter i have. That being said if there is any other place to change some stuff i would love some advise.

Thanks

@Muffy @Gramps

You need a receiver similar to this: xbox wireless receiver

no driver needed for the receiver

plug in and connect controller to receiver like you would on an xbox... make sure you are using the xpad driver and not xboxdrv. ES will recognize controller once it is synced with the new receiver... setup controller in ES and play! (use link from mediamogul above as needed)

I have just got my Pigrrl parts and have only just begun my build so feel free to take my suggestion with a grain of salt. Wouldn't be easier to map analog function to the touch screen as a mouse? I know with PC emulation I do this with a few games.

I too have this issue with both drivers. The Xpad driver seemed to work the best as far as being able to wake up from a sleep or suspend mode whereas the xboxdrv wouldn't work very well if at all doing this previously.

I have constant and random lock ups or more or less the controller just stops working period and I have to reboot the system to get back to where I was. This can happen within a game or just out in Emulationstation and going from game to game or using the bumpers to skip pages.

Here was the thing, the Xpad seemed to work flawlessly on 4.0 without any updates. But I'm one to keep my Pi3 and RetroPie totally up to date so I have updated daily and it's now showing as 4.0.1 and this was when I had to switch back to the xboxdrv from the Xpad driver. Again though neither are fully functional and stable by any means at least not for me and now on 4.0.1.

Assuming that the upgrade process won't take more space than the size of the base installation itself (e.g. if the base install is 3GB, the compressed packages for upgrading won't be 3GB themselves), and assuming that the increase in the size (post upgrade process) wouldn't be nearly that much... I'd say 4+ GB free is a nice safe amount (and probably overkill).

Given the price of USB flash and microSD cards, I'd whole-heartedly recommend paying some $10 in exchange for quintuple the space and not having to worry about this. I'm particularly partial to Sandisk Ultra Fit drives, solely because they're the size of a wireless keyboard dongle and cheap.