@retroprogrammer said in Can you solder USB ports to RaspberryPi USB ports:

...because I was thinking of maybe taking apart my Original Xbox and making it into a case but the USB ports on the raspberry pi wouldn't reach the front of the Xbox and even if it did it would look good, because the Xbox has four separate Xbox-USB ports.

Sometime ago i've done something similar to this, but with USB extensor like this one:

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Doesn't need to solder, just plug and be happy XD

i also call the telephone company for mechanical advice when my car breaks down

@cheno Then https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first - give us more details about your setup.

@ectoone Aha! I changed it like you said and changed the color to 00000000 for good measure, and it worked just great. This will make me feel less weird about including multi-disc games. Thanks so much for your help!

@megahertz Nice!

@fabz384lakers Filled the memory? You mean filled the storage (of the SD card). They are different things...

Yes provide an error message, if any, like mitu has asked..that will help us help you faster...

However I am going to assume that your card was filled to the last bit..and thus caused corruption of the card. Works the same way with a spinning hard drive..

Let's figure out IF that is the case first..and if it is then we can try to recover your card...

@mattoo_pie i prefer to use lr-vice and you dont have these issues with it.

@mitu So that was interesting ! Well, the theme had problem, fixed by changed to nes-mini theme (beautiful one !)
But problem was, from the USB transfer method, folder was generated like "SNES" but emulationstation need "snes"...

Thank you for your help !

Nope. Favorites in particular are stored as metadata. There's no way way to export then unfortunately.

Your best workaround is to, unfortunately, create a new collection, and then in your favorite list mash X and down in sequence until they're all added to that new collection. I had to do it at one point for 500 games... Felt like a quick session of Hyper Sports/Track and Field.

Then if you exit ES you should have a file with those games under ~/.emulationstation/collections

Sorry that's not as helpful as it could be.

What's the use case, if I may ask?

Thanks.

@mitu Thanks!

@megafacehead The dispmanx driver should not be something that makes a game from unplayable input lag to playable. It should make a playable game from good input lag to better. He probably altered the config or is using a 3rd party image.

My pi plugged into a 720x400 CRT TV so it is a fixed resolution. Would be nice get it to work though. I like it :D

@mitu Great!! adding the hardcore mode, leaderboards work!!! thanks!

@bengdahl Did you ever find a solution for this? I'm having the exact same problem.

@stoutat Please provide more information as requested in https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first. What's your system, what controller are you using, what game/emulator are you trying and it's not working ?