Can somegive tell me which PINs to use from the original SNES Reset button, so I can solder 2 wires and connect one to GPIO17 and the other one to GND of the Raspberry?
I don't know which one is which one and am unsure if the picture is correct or not.
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@spicysupport You aren't really supplying enough information for help to be possible. You don't even say what encoder it is. To begin the process of support, please follow this:
https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first

@hurl9e9y9 Thanks man. This has been driving me nuts on a fresh install of RetroPie. Thanks to your video I'm back to full screen again.

@dankcushions
Saving to home/pi/RetroPie/save works only if I create the directory myself. So you were right saying it saves to the default directory if the folder doesn't already exist.
But even if I create the save directory in snes/roms/ for example, it won't save there. So I guess this can't be set to a relative path? I'll have to create all the folders, and edit all the cfg files myself?

I also have others problems, should I create new posts for each problem? I feel like I'm going to spam the forums if I do. Of course I tried to find solutions but couldn't find any (gamelist.xml won't update after modifying from windows, master system lr-picodrive flickering problem vs lr-genesis-plus-gx working perfect but no crop overscan?)

@chipsnblip I used this fan + case bundle, which has nothing special except it's low prize.
And about the hdmi mode, and basically everything else in the config file, I doubt it is related in any way to the problem because right now it is exactly as it was when the problem was fixed. Anyway, if you need an image, I post it wjen I have one.

@sano @mitu thanks for the reply’s I sorted it.

I used WinSCP and played about with the synchronise button on there and it worked a treat!
Downloaded wheel arts and renamed all the ps1, Gbc and GBA files I downloaded them through a torrent and must have been badly named.

Thanks

Sorry to waste your time. Found the solution.

sudo chown -R pi:pi /opt/retropie/configs

Sounds like you are using a PS3/4 controller? Try pressing the select button when you launch the game and see if that gets you to the rom settings screen.

This post worked for me for the onstart onend runcommands https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/11628/240p-and-mame-scaling/12

@dragao what system is the stick for? What version of retropie? How many amps does your power supply output? More info on your setup will help people to be able to help you

Try turning off vibration in the quick settings RetroArch menu as well.

@caver01 said in Which ROM Version A, B, Rev 2, etc:
> ...for the most part, the safe starting point is the parent ROM (typically without suffix) and this is often the latest revision and/or the "world" region.

Perfect! This was what I was looking for. A reasonable starting place, with a logical reason.

Is there a way to mark a thread as solved?

Thank you!
Mike

Thank you very much caver01.

Pressing the "fn"+ "caps lock" is sufficient for me currently.
But maybe if one day I begin to be fed up with this, I know what to search for ;)

@mutt3n No problem. Enjoy.

I had that happen once after an update. I had to tell it to uninstall retropie and then reinstall it. it all worked fine after that.

I can confirm it was the SD card. I bought a new one and made all updates. After that everything runs as intended. :)

PS: I buyed a more expensive SanDisk Extreme. Much faster than the SanDisk Ultra I had before!

@fnkngrv if you update it will wipe the old file and install a new one on the new location.