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    • roslofR
      roslof @mitu
      last edited by roslof

      @mitu said in Raspberry Pi 5 - official announcement:

      There's no 'over' - you just update like normal and you get the latest version.

      I see. I do update regularly, but have never seen the HDMI options in my menu(s) since initial installation. Similar to the Audio menu not appearing due to early adoption, and manually having to re-install the package, wondering if other functions are broken as a result of early installation -- and that the update script won't otherwise resolve. Will keep digging, and might play with a fresh install.
      Cheers

      EDIT: Another possibility I always consider is that when manually installing RetroPie-Setup for the first time, end-users like me don't get the packaged config.txt and cmdline.txt files and we kind of cobble together updates based on forum and Raspberry Pi knowledge. Wondering if there's something missing or misconfigured there.

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      • mituM
        mitu Global Moderator @roslof
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        @roslof said in Raspberry Pi 5 - official announcement:

        EDIT: Another possibility I always consider is that when manually installing RetroPie-Setup for the first time, end-users like me don't get the packaged config.txt and cmdline.txt files and we kind of cobble together updates based on forum and Raspberry Pi knowledge. Wondering if there's something missing or misconfigured there.

        Yes, what's missing is the official support.

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          Cvore2004
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          I recently got a pair of 8bitdo controllers and updated everything, now I can’t get audio from either hdmi, regardless of hdmi1/0/default audio settings. Still a noob with this stuff, but it sounds like maybe more than just the dualshocks are causing issues? Or maybe it’s just something in the update.

          Wish i had more time to play with this stuff

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          • retropieuser555R
            retropieuser555
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            https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/mesa/mesa/-/issues/10242

            I noticed this ticket earlier, this is the reason standalone PPSSPP, VVVVV and various other SDL2 based applications don't boot correctly on the pi5 (without a desktop). Apparently requires a kernel fix so hopefully the RPI Devs will work on that sooner than later.

            Pi 5 4GB

            Retroflag GPI with raspberry pi zero 2 w/ wifi

            Retroachievements:- lovelessrapture

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              mechanicchicken @Cvore2004
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              @Cvore2004 said in Raspberry Pi 5 - official announcement:

              I recently got a pair of 8bitdo controllers and updated everything, now I can’t get audio from either hdmi, regardless of hdmi1/0/default audio settings.

              You could try setting your 8bitdo controller to mimic a different controller? On the Pro + ones holding start + x makes it mimic a switch pro, and start + y mimics an xbox controller I think?

              That may solve some compatibility issues.

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              • mituM
                mitu Global Moderator @retropieuser555
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                @retropieuser555 said in Raspberry Pi 5 - official announcement:

                I noticed this ticket earlier, this is the reason standalone PPSSPP, VVVVV and various other SDL2 based applications don't boot correctly on the pi5 (without a desktop). Apparently requires a kernel fix so hopefully the RPI Devs will work on that sooner than later.

                The fix is already done, it will be part of the next RP kernel release (6.6). In the mean time, enabling VSync should fix the issue for most SDL2 standalone applications.

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                • retropieuser555R
                  retropieuser555 @mitu
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                  @mitu Would that need vsync settings specific to each program? Or there's a config that can be enabled when setting say VVVVV or PPSSPP?

                  Pi 5 4GB

                  Retroflag GPI with raspberry pi zero 2 w/ wifi

                  Retroachievements:- lovelessrapture

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                  • mituM
                    mitu Global Moderator @retropieuser555
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                    @retropieuser555 said in Raspberry Pi 5 - official announcement:

                    Would that need vsync settings specific to each program?

                    If it's SDL, then there's an env var that can be used (SDL_RENDER_VSYNC), otherwise is application settings specific.

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                    • retropieuser555R
                      retropieuser555 @mitu
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                      @mitu said in Raspberry Pi 5 - official announcement:

                      The fix is already done, it will be part of the next RP kernel release (6.6). In the mean time, enabling VSync should fix the issue for most SDL2 standalone applications.

                      The fix I think has been backported into 6.1.

                      If I run update and upgrade etc then rpi-update, does rpi-update look for the most recent bump 6.1.73? Or up to the bleeding edge most recent commit even if it's not bumped to 6.1.74 yet?

                      Pi 5 4GB

                      Retroflag GPI with raspberry pi zero 2 w/ wifi

                      Retroachievements:- lovelessrapture

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                      • TPRT
                        TPR
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                        Is there a recommended solution to port a Pi 4 build over to the Pi 5 board without having to start over from scratch?

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                        • ExarKunIvE
                          ExarKunIv @TPR
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                          @TPR unfortunately no.

                          You can copy your roms and config files. But that's about it

                          RPi3B+ / 200GB/ RetroPie v4.5.14, RPi4 Model B 4gb / 256gb / RetroPie 4.8.2
                          RPi5 4gb / 512gb / RetroPie 4.8.9 -Basic
                          Maintainer of RetroPie-Extra .

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                          • retropieuser555R
                            retropieuser555 @TPR
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                            @TPR trouble is most pi 4 builds are 32 bit...and on Buster or Stretch. So not only there's the issue of going into new hardware, there's also the change to Bookworm & 64 bit. So none of the emulators/cores would work with those versions

                            Pi 5 4GB

                            Retroflag GPI with raspberry pi zero 2 w/ wifi

                            Retroachievements:- lovelessrapture

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                            • TPRT
                              TPR @ExarKunIv
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                              @ExarKunIv The config files porting over will be a huge time saver at least.

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                                Rockofan96
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                                Hello everyone, I’m new to here. Nice to meet you. And I do have this question while we are waiting for an official retropie image for the raspberry pi 5 (no rush). Has anyone tried Atari jaguar games on the pi 5 yet? I’m just curious to see the comparison between running it on the pi 5 and pi 4.

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                                  roslof @Rockofan96
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                                  @Rockofan96 said in Raspberry Pi 5 - official announcement:

                                  Hello everyone, I’m new to here. Nice to meet you. And I do have this question while we are waiting for an official retropie image for the raspberry pi 5 (no rush). Has anyone tried Atari jaguar games on the pi 5 yet? I’m just curious to see the comparison between running it on the pi 5 and pi 4.

                                  No comparison. Jaguar runs well on the Pi5 where it never ran well on the Pi4. Tempest 2000 is no longer a slide show.

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                                    Rockofan96 @roslof
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                                    @roslof Sweet! Thank you. It’s just that I’m excited to play retropie on the raspberry pi 5. But I promise that I will be very patient, until that day comes.

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                                      mechafatnick
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                                      Yeah I've been really impressed so far!

                                      -Model 1 and two games run pretty much full speed in Make 0.261 (which only took about two hours to build). Virtua fighter 3 is slow, but not a slide show!

                                      -most PS2 games I've tried are playable to some extent (though generally with the software renderer for some reason?)

                                      -Dolphin performance night and day with pi4 too!

                                      Is there a way of setting an emulator quit button for Dolphin Standalone or Aethersx2? I feel like I'm being dense 😁

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                                      • retropieuser555R
                                        retropieuser555 @mechafatnick
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                                        @mechafatnick Not really no for the standalone Dolphin or AetherSX2 problem. That I've been able to find. Using dolphin-emu-nogui stops hotkeys from working, so you have to killall out get out. AetherSX2 you can setup a button to get to the menu or to kill the emulation, but that leaves you stuck in the menu screen.

                                        dolphin-emu I've gotten hotkey and the controller working, but I can't get it fullscreen and it'll only open in a small window in the top left corner

                                        Pi 5 4GB

                                        Retroflag GPI with raspberry pi zero 2 w/ wifi

                                        Retroachievements:- lovelessrapture

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                                          mitu Global Moderator @retropieuser555
                                          last edited by mitu

                                          The fix is already done, it will be part of the next RP kernel release (6.6). In the mean time, enabling VSync should fix the issue for most SDL2 standalone applications.

                                          The fix I think has been backported into 6.1.

                                          And it's now part of the kernel installed with the regular apt updates, so there is no need to run rpi-update anymore.

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                                            pjft @mechafatnick
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                                            @mechafatnick what Model 1 and 2 games are you running on Mame?

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