Looking at the code, it seems the removal of any (extra) text from the game names is intentional and not a bug, probably to eliminate confusion when the system name is appended.
So if the game is named "Street Figther II' (World)", then in the collection it would be displayed (by default) as "Street Figther II' (arcade)" instead of "Street Figther II' (World) (arcade)". With the Show System Name in Collections option disabled, the game is displayed as "Street Figther II' (World)", since there's no additional (arcade) suffix to be displayed.

@zipino82 Yes, I can see it, thank you. Please also provide the rest of the info requested.

@Distel85 said in insérer jeux sur carte sd:

it copies itself on retroppie once the usb key is inserted or is it necessary to do a special manipulation

I think it should start automatically once inserted but if that not working, you may need to reboot after inserted the USB.

Are you trying to keep the USB inserted always and keep the games on the USB (folder name should be retropie-mount), or rather just temporarily copy the games off the USB and onto the internal SD card when you may then remove the USB (folder on the USB should be named simply retropie in this case).

I have no idea 'information on the subject

See:
https://retropie.org.uk/docs/Transferring-Roms/#usb-stick
and
https://retropie.org.uk/docs/Running-ROMs-from-a-USB-drive/

@Distel85 said in insérer jeux sur carte sd:

@sleve_mcdichael my games are in .zip but I see that it must be in .bin and I cannot find a converter to modify the address of the file

Some systems games (psx for example) do need to be "unpacked" first. You can use a tool like 7-zip or WinRar to unpack the .zip file on your PC. If it unpacks to multiple .bin/.cue files, make sure to include the .cue and all of the .bin file(s) (if there's more than one) when moving them around.

@Lolonois that's perfect thank you

Hey i saw this...
does anyone know how to install gemrb ? (pi4 retropie)
or just the gemrb.sh file ?
thanks

@challenger2010 I did a clean install and the scoreboard lights up with all "0" when the game boots it does nothing. Could it be I need to run a diff version of Daphne that supports the -usbsb switch?

@mitu , thanks a lot! was indeed the retroarch folder.

@mitu said in GZDoom crash (Opengl 3.3 needed):

+vid_preferbackend 3

Yes that will make it work. Now will it work for that wad. I don't know.

My hang up when I had a script in my collection. Was it was a unsupported version for certain wads.

But now, it cannot save. I'm running it on the lxde desktop because I couldn't run any program that can turn a controller's joystick into a mouse in a port game

@mitu Your first suggestion worked! Thank you so much!

Please add the info requested in https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first to your post.

GOT IT FIX !
so if anyone will update maybe it wont work .
so go to https://redream.io/download

download the retropie files and copy them to /opt/retropie/emulators/redream
and walla ! :)

Is the controller configuration saved in /opt/retropie/configs/all/retroarch-joypads ? Do you see a .cfg flie there for the controller ? If yes, can you post the contents of the file surrounded by code tags here, in the topic ?

@mitu
no nothing , i did tried rest it .

still cant find fix for it :(

By default, configuring the keyboard from EmulationStation will configure it as P1, if you wish to make the keybord work as P2, then you'll need to manually modify the retroarch.cfg configuration file for RetroArch and replace the player # in the bindings, i.e.

input_player1_a="X" input_player1_b="Y" ... #etc

with

input_player2_a="X" input_player2_b="Y" # and so forth

@retropieuser555

Using this product: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CRK4YB4C?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details

Uses the PCIe Ribbon connection available on the Pi5 and some of the pins from the I/O header.