@hydro said in Web Browser On Emulation Station !:

if i install Ice-weasel can i still load up emulation-station ?

Yes. The script will install the browser under the Ports system, so you actualy start the browser from Emulationstation.

@fallen86 I'm in the middle of a rebuild or I would send you my config to help. I learned my lessons about backup the hard way. It's been a while and I did use joystick selection tool, but I rarely played 2 player games the way you are. My biggest concern was mapping a specific USB controller to each game.
I have a feeling the problem is with the driver for you, because the tansktick functions as a keyboard and the driver is working around that to emulate a USB gamepad. Good news is if that doesn't help solve the problem, it's easy to roll back to the driver.

Thanks it was the way they format what I type in. I modified it for easier reading.

Thank you very much for your quick reply. I used your indications and they work perfectly.
regards

@ianhumpy We don't support 3rd party images - please see https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first.
RetroPie's license is non-commercial so the person that sold you the system is a scammer. You're free to install the RetroPie image from retropie.org.uk/download and then ask for support if you have a problem with it.

Sorry really new to this, Its not a fix to the scripts just a add on for people to run to test their SD and USB read speeds. It looks like that is not the spot for me to submit the script. and what about Icon.png and adding in info to gamelist.xml?

<game> <path>./drivetest.sh</path> <name>Drive Speed Test</name> <desc>This script test the read speeds of your SD Card and or USB drive It will run 4 types of test when testing. Cached Reads, Buffered Disk Reads Direct Cached read, Direct disk reads</desc> <image>./icons/drivetest.png</image> </game>

I have this problem each time and have to remember to set it both in retropie and using the raspbian tools. Oh, and remember to turn up the volume on my amplifier :)

@mitu Thanks for the tip. I don't need the missing function to start into a custom collection myself, but maybe its helpful for @Maddocks.

@mitu

My monitor support 1280x1024 , but when i play street fighter or snow bros, i have a very low resolution, 200 something for 300 something and two much pixelization too...
In retroarch i put integer scale on an set custom aspect ratio width and height to (4x)... but it didn´t work...

Any tips

Bingo!
Thanks for the assistance

@laroehr said in SCPtoolkit conlict with Dolphin Bluetooth passthrough. Help with understanding device driver limitations in Windows (10).:

Does that answer your question?

Sure, but it's quite a stretch to ask a specific Windows question on a forum dedicated to a Linux retro-gaming solution. You're not using RetroPie, just Emulationstation - and your question has nothing to do with it.

Do you have any helpful input?

You should ask on a specific Windows gaming forum, not here. Since I also use Windows - but not for gaming -, I could tell you what you're trying to do is not possible, but that would also be a stretch, because I don't have your setup.

I tried finding my original posting but couldn't so I though it might not have gone through.

I have installed the Kubuntu again on my pc and installed again retropie. The sound was good without any problem, but now this issue came back again. Is it probably because I've tried to install again the ps2 emulator that is asking me something about sdl12? Ps2 emulator failed to install anyway, but how can I get the basics settings back?

@picard999 said in Still no sound in Mame Space Invaders...:

Oh, when you're done, be sure to play Space Invaders - with sound and joystick control. Having spent 5 hours getting iti to work, you'll play for 20 seconds before realizing its too damn hard!

Yeah, hehe. Your thread prodded me to play SA for the first time in years, and it was too damn hard for me, too. 😮 😉

Thanks! that was exactly the problem!

My bad, I just read through the wiki and when using lr-pcsx-rearmed it doesn't matter if it's upper or lower case.

You can also try a fresh Retropie image and see if your games work. If not, then there is something wrong with either the bios or the game.