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    Updating issues with RetroPie on RPi 4 issues?

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    • ByteThisB
      ByteThis @George Spiggott
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      @George-Spiggott said in Updating issues with RetroPie on RPi 4 issues?:

      Yes it is charged, I get a controller showing (shown below) when the pad is attached via a cable but I can't remove it.

      [CHG] Controller DC:A6:32:51:52:36 Discovering: yes

      I tried the scan but it did not pick up the pad. Duplicate data is off. There's a weekly update out today I'll see if that fixes it.

      I've been having the same problem with my Wii U Pro controllers. They paired and worked fine on my Pi3B but I can't connect them on my Pi4. I tried on the Feb 7th version but haven't yet on today's update. Busy at the moment clearing all my stuff off the Pi3 to place on my Pi4.

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      • mituM
        mitu Global Moderator @ByteThis
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        @ByteThis I have a Wii U Pro controller and it's pairing without issues with the Pi4, configuration is fine and it works in RetroArch (that's the extent of my test).
        The PS3 does not have native pairing - AFAIK - and it needs to be be first connected via USB to start the pairing - https://retropie.org.uk/docs/PS3-Controller/#using-the-retropie-setup-gui-to-configure-the-ps3-controller-bluetooth-connection-for-sixaxis.

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        • ByteThisB
          ByteThis @mitu
          last edited by ByteThis

          @mitu said in Updating issues with RetroPie on RPi 4 issues?:

          @ByteThis I have a Wii U Pro controller and it's pairing without issues with the Pi4, configuration is fine and it works in RetroArch (that's the extent of my test).

          Thanks I will try it again when I have everything transferred over. Did you have it paired with the older versions of the weekly dev branch or the latest versions ?

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          • mituM
            mitu Global Moderator @ByteThis
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            @ByteThis said in Updating issues with RetroPie on RPi 4 issues?:

            Did you have it paired with the older versions of the weekly dev branch or the latest versions ?

            I installed the first dev image released and updated normally since then - updating the OS and packages in Raspbian along the RetroPie's installed packages.

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              davidgrohl Banned @IceChes1
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              @IceChes1 said in Updating issues with RetroPie on RPi 4 issues?:

              PSP games run very well.

              Could you please tell me what core are you using for PSP and your configuration?
              I'm tryng PSP but I cannot reach a smooth gameplay.
              Thanks

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              • IceChes1I
                IceChes1
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                I am using ppsspp, NOT lr-ppsspp with all default settings.

                HOME CONSOLE
                Pi 4
                SanDisk 64 GB
                Master branch install
                3.5 amp CanaKit PSU
                Logitech F310, Dell keyboard, Dell mouse, JetFlash Transcend 16 GB USB stick
                HANDHELD
                Pi 0 W
                SanDisk 32 GB
                Random image I found. Had a driver I needed.
                IPEGA PG-9157 USB Receiver

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                • George SpiggottG
                  George Spiggott
                  last edited by

                  Using PPSSPP here on a vanilla Pi4 at 2x resolution. It depends on the game. Medieval runs fine, GTA Vice City slows down when there's a lot on screen, Little big planet ran ok even on my vanilla Pi3B (1x resolution). Even overclocked I've never got the Tomb raider games to run smoothly consistently.

                  Currently running:
                  Retropie 4.8.9 on a Pi Zero 2W (Overclock Settings: CPU 1400Mhz)
                  ES-DE on a GMKtec K6 (Windows 11, 32GB RAM)

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                  • WODAKW
                    WODAK @George Spiggott
                    last edited by

                    @George-Spiggott said in Updating issues with RetroPie on RPi 4 issues?:

                    Using PPSSPP here on a vanilla Pi4 at 2x resolution. It depends on the game. Medieval runs fine, GTA Vice City slows down when there's a lot on screen, Little big planet ran ok even on my vanilla Pi3B (1x resolution). Even overclocked I've never got the Tomb raider games to run smoothly consistently.

                    Are you meaning running Tom Raider on PI3 or PI4. On PI4 it runs really good...both of them Anniversary and Legends.

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                    • George SpiggottG
                      George Spiggott @WODAK
                      last edited by

                      @WODAK on the pi4, alrhough I haven't tried overclocking rhe GPU on this build. Legend is jumpy and Anniversary slows down when the screen is busy, eg on the second level near the waterfall.

                      Currently running:
                      Retropie 4.8.9 on a Pi Zero 2W (Overclock Settings: CPU 1400Mhz)
                      ES-DE on a GMKtec K6 (Windows 11, 32GB RAM)

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                      • WODAKW
                        WODAK @George Spiggott
                        last edited by

                        @George-Spiggott said in Updating issues with RetroPie on RPi 4 issues?:

                        @WODAK on the pi4, alrhough I haven't tried overclocking rhe GPU on this build. Legend is jumpy and Anniversary slows down when the screen is busy, eg on the second level near the waterfall.

                        True...mine is overclocked... as for the game play....I didn't complete any level ... just tired to play a little bit moving, running around, learning how to play :)...etc...maybe for 5 minutes each...and it didn't have any hickups or anything.

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                        • George SpiggottG
                          George Spiggott @WODAK
                          last edited by

                          @WODAK How high is your GPU overclocked?

                          Currently running:
                          Retropie 4.8.9 on a Pi Zero 2W (Overclock Settings: CPU 1400Mhz)
                          ES-DE on a GMKtec K6 (Windows 11, 32GB RAM)

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                          • WODAKW
                            WODAK @George Spiggott
                            last edited by WODAK

                            @George-Spiggott said in Updating issues with RetroPie on RPi 4 issues?:

                            @WODAK How high is your GPU overclocked?

                            I've got mine realy high...but it really is stable...looks like I had luck on hardware... the highest temperature I got was 53 C ....:)

                            over_voltage=6
                            hdmi_enable_4kp60=1
                            arm_freq=2100
                            gpu_freq=800
                            

                            and my clock speeds:

                            #Not running any emulators:
                            core => frequency(1)=289709472
                            v3d:=> frequency(46)=366358880
                            arm => frequency(48)=2100515584
                            
                            #running emulators
                            core => frequency(1)=549993152
                            v3d:=> frequency(46)=799993664
                            arm => frequency(48)=2100568320
                            
                            

                            so the GPU is at 550 and v3d is at 800....GPU is as 2100...and I'm running on 1080p TV ...

                            if you are trying to overclock...take it easy...use the bottom up method...and always CHECK your temperatures...

                            not to forger...setting the cpu governor to performance...but setting it in run command (so setting it on only when game runs )

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                            • George SpiggottG
                              George Spiggott @WODAK
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                              @WODAK My CPU is at 2000. My GPU used to be set to 600 but the new firmware has lest me a little confused as to what is currently possible. It looks like only your v3d is set higher than any setting I have previously had.

                              Currently running:
                              Retropie 4.8.9 on a Pi Zero 2W (Overclock Settings: CPU 1400Mhz)
                              ES-DE on a GMKtec K6 (Windows 11, 32GB RAM)

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                              • WODAKW
                                WODAK @George Spiggott
                                last edited by

                                @George-Spiggott said in Updating issues with RetroPie on RPi 4 issues?:

                                @WODAK My CPU is at 2000. My GPU used to be set to 600 but the new firmware has lest me a little confused as to what is currently possible. It looks like only your v3d is set higher than any setting I have previously had.

                                With the latest firmware you can go with GPU to 550...and V3D to as high as 850...you can set this parameters separatly as GPU and then the other parameters core_freq, h264_freq, isp_freq, and v3d_freq or all together as gpu_freq (gpu dosn't go above 500, only if u set hdmi_enable_4kp60=1 then you can go up to 550 HZ)...

                                I know .... a little bit confusing ...:)

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                                • quicksilverQ
                                  quicksilver @WODAK
                                  last edited by

                                  @WODAK said in Updating issues with RetroPie on RPi 4 issues?:

                                  gpu dosn't go above 500

                                  You mean core frequency doesn't go above 500

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                                  • WODAKW
                                    WODAK @quicksilver
                                    last edited by

                                    @quicksilver said in Updating issues with RetroPie on RPi 4 issues?:

                                    @WODAK said in Updating issues with RetroPie on RPi 4 issues?:

                                    gpu dosn't go above 500

                                    You mean core frequency doesn't go above 500

                                    right :)

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                                    • mituM
                                      mitu Global Moderator @George Spiggott
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                                      @George-Spiggott said in Updating issues with RetroPie on RPi 4 issues?:

                                      @mitu Thanks. I've just tried that. No change. I have since removed and reinstalled sixaxis just to be sure it was't that. I still can't see the PS3 pad on bluetooth.

                                      That's strange - I just picked up a PS3 controller today and paired it without issues. Are you following all the steps explained in PS3 controller doc page ?

                                      I installed the sixaxis driver, then started the BT dialog - with the PS3 plugged in - and followed the on-screen message to pair it.

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                                      • George SpiggottG
                                        George Spiggott @mitu
                                        last edited by

                                        @mitu Yes, that's how I have always connected my ps3 pad. I'm using ps3controller instead of sixaxis at the moment and having no issues.

                                        Thanks.

                                        Currently running:
                                        Retropie 4.8.9 on a Pi Zero 2W (Overclock Settings: CPU 1400Mhz)
                                        ES-DE on a GMKtec K6 (Windows 11, 32GB RAM)

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