@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.

Thanks. Got it working with the first set of instructions.

I have also removed the links.

@Eckaji the soundtarcks for mortal kombat, outrun, final fight, moonwalker, nbajam and double dragon optional if the user wants them the option can be turned on add off in the option menu so no need to delete the samples if you want the original arcade sounds. Its just an added feature to make the games come to life a little more. Flac support has been added recenty as well to save on space

@tuta1986 To configure a bluetooth keyboard, try to use the Bluetooth menu in the RetroPie menu to pair the keyboard (https://retropie.org.uk/docs/Bluetooth-Controller/). It's meant to be used for adding a BT gamepad, but it might work for your keyboard.

Well it finally worked after trying all day long. Anybody have any ideas what the hell was going on?

@mitu said in SNES Start button not working, USB controller:

@kamban Can you try to remap one of your controller from RetroArch - does Select + X bring up the RetroArch Gui ?

Yes, GUI shows up. I checked the controls and see
Auto: 8 (N/A), (Key:rs... Select

as well as the other mapped keys. Also tried another SNES rom, same here. I really have no idea why the select is not working...

@mitu
Damn!!

It worked. Maybe I had set it to save config on exit writing that file. Then it was still there even when I changed this setting!

Pasting that did the trick. Thanks a million.

Ps. Look out for my Arcade photo uploads (once I’ve figured that out too)

@treaves said in Help with iPac Ultimate, trackball & spinner, RetroPie ORA edition:

I wonder if we can get the pinned post to be more specific on what a 'large log' is. I was on the fence about this one.

If you need to scroll more than 2 screens, then it's large (considering a normal 720p resolution).

@loosebelt12 Please fill in the details about your system and your problem as requested in https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first.

Sorry for my late reply. Unison and rclone are programs to sync local or remote directories. Both are available in the official software repositories of Debian and thus, also in Retropie. Both can be used over an ssh connection, see Transferring ROMs how to enable ssh on Retropie.

You can install them easily with these commands:

sudo apt install unison sudo apt install rclone

Further reading:

Unison Manual: Remote Usage Rclone Docs: SFTP

Finally, @jandalf81 has made a Setup script to sync saves to cloud services. Maybe it can be modified for your needs.

Has anyone figured out a solution?

@hophead05
I also have the same problem and same controller. If I change to other n64-emulator the controller works but the emulation is slow.

bonjour,

Default username: pi

Default Password: raspberry

after,
at command prompt, type sudo raspi-config
select option 3 in menu (Boot Options)
select option B1 (Desktopp/CLI)
select option B2 (Console Autologin)

Then Ok, exit all the way and restart.

@mediamogul said in Override Mouse index in Mame2003?:

input_player1_mouse_index = "2"

It works like a charm :)
A big hand to You!

@gamer56

Ideally, you should also be several feet away. The DolphinBar sensor and even the AimTrak become overly sensitive if you're located too close.

You can use the File Manager to browse the cards's contents and associate pictures and videos with programs that can view/play them

for pictures, you can use fbi as picture viewer (https://www.raspberrypi-spy.co.uk/2017/02/how-to-display-images-on-raspbian-command-line-with-fbi/) for videos, you can use omxplayer.

RetroPie already comes with usbmount already installed, so you just need to make sure it's enabled so that whenever you insert an USB stick it's automatically mounted by the system. You could probably customize the usbmount actions to always mount the USB device to a fixed location.

Replace system.sh with this http://malus.exotica.org.uk/~buzz/system.sh and let me know if it works for you. Note that retropie-setup is not tested on Debian unstable, so some things may not build or run properly.