@yoc1983 said in Retroarch audio problem (digital/I2S):

Built From: Pre made Image, Wolfanoz Raspberry Pi 4 Supreme Pro

We don't support 3rd party images - use the image from retropie.org.uk/download if you want support here.

I just realized that while i wait for a fix, i can just mod the ps1 version and play that! relief is here yay

Then set the resolution via raspi-config or directly into config.txt, this will set the resolution globally, without the need to run tvservice. See https://www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/configuration/config-txt/video.md.

@mohrad I think you 'll need to do it cause the vanilla driver is wrongly recognizing any touches in the first place. Also the install does not work for me, maybe because i created the steambuild folder in the wrong directory

Run the speaker system for the cabinet to the audio jack.

That's the best way, and it's pure sound from the card.

HDMI sound is good, but really for a console style setup.

I have 3 MAME and 2 dedicated Arcade cabinets. All but one is set up this way. The one cabinet is all original, so I didn't mess with the set up. The rest all use 2.1 sound systems plugged into the audio jack of whatever I have running the cabinet.

Post the Kodi log file from $HOME/.kodi/temp/kodi.log to pastebin.com, maybe we can spot the error.
Also, please fill in the info asked in https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first.

@Unnamedium You can the latest image, just back-up your existing image and/or ROM folders just in-case.

@supppp please read the pinned support topics and open a new topic providing the details requested.

@BuZz

But maybe a new release will be out soon also and we can just do a patch.

Seems they are preparing to release version 2.3 ...

I was not able to figure this out. For my purposes, I wanted to restrict access to the other lists anyway as this machine is for a workplace arcade setup so I wanted a very straightforward setup, so I updated the ES config to not allow the B button to work. It loads All Games by default, and I turned off the ability to go from system to system, so for now it's working for me. Thanks for the input that was received.

@wmarler first of all thanks to your work.
I encountered an issue when using the command make. So when I try to use the commands
make -C /lib/modules/uname -r/build/ M=$(pwd)
$ sudo make -C /lib/modules/uname -r/build/ M=$(pwd) modules_install
its something like :
make : Entering directory ........
make : *** No rule to make target ´ /build/´ . Stop
make : Leaving directory ´ /lib/modules .......

I am quite new to linux on that level so I dont know what to do. Has somebody an idea.

Which emulator are you using ?

The main folders you want to back up are:

/home/pi/RetroPie (ROMs, BIOS files, splash screens) /opt/retropie/configs (configs for RetroArch, EmulationStation, also your scraped game library) /etc/emulationstation(custom themes as well as the systems ES has access to)

The RetroPie documentation has info on how to copy files. WinSCP or Filezilla are probably the easiest programs to use.

Copy those over from the 3B to the 4, and you should be fine. Note: after you flash the image onto your RPi4, you'll need to boot up with it for RetroPie to finish installing, then you can turn it off and start copying.

PERFECT!!

@Gobon-Shiteinga It's a Windows only game, so I'd say no - RetroPie doesn't have an included emulator for it. If you're using RetroPie on a PC, then you can use Wine to run Windows games.

@BuZz - Boom. That did it. Thanks!

David

Thanks folks. I'm sure you've saved me more than one headache in the coming months.

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