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      Slythief @sugarfree
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      @sugarfree

      Yes that's what I think

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        pjft @Slythief
        last edited by

        @Slythief Can you share a screenshot, though? That would be tremendously helpful. Thanks!

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          Slythief @pjft
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          @pjft

          a TV screenshot to show what's happening?

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            pjft @Slythief
            last edited by pjft

            @Slythief Yes. And a copy of your config.txt file while we're at it :)

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              Slythief @pjft
              last edited by Slythief

              @pjft

              config.txt: https://pastebin.com/ax7uKHeE

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                pjft @Slythief
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                @Slythief Yes, this is overscan related.

                set

                disable_overscan=0

                and then add

                overscan_left=32
                overscan_right=32
                overscan_top=32
                overscan_bottom=32

                and see if anything changes.

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                  Slythief @pjft
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                  @pjft

                  Nothing happens unfortunately.

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                    pjft @Slythief
                    last edited by

                    @Slythief Got it. Was reading up on it, seems to be an issue with Bookworm indeed. Sorry about that.

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                      Slythief @pjft
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                      @pjft

                      Well, is there another solution instead of going with Bookworm?

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                        pjft @Slythief
                        last edited by

                        @Slythief Not on the Pi5, and not that I'm aware of. Unsure if you'd have a better experience installing Ubuntu, but I don't have any experience - nor knowledge - about that to share.

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                          Slythief @pjft
                          last edited by Slythief

                          Problem solved:

                          Add 1080p_audio.bin to usr/lib/firmware.

                          Add this line to cmdline.txt:

                          drm.edid_firmware=HDMI-A-1:1080p_audio.bin video=HDMI-A-1:1920x1080M@60D

                          Now everything works smoothly at 1080p.

                          1080p_audio.bin:

                          https://forums.raspberrypi.com/download/file.php?id=65968&sid=dd445d858e1843336e5ab1ee27dae33c

                          If you have no sound:

                          From Emulation Station -> Retropie -> Audio and choose the last option.Reboot.

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                          • JirynJ
                            Jiryn
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                            Serious question
                            Can it play CARNEVIL?
                            What mame would it need?

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                            • sugarfreeS
                              sugarfree
                              last edited by sugarfree

                              A new RPi5 with 2gb ram is out :

                              https://www.raspberrypi.com/news/2gb-raspberry-pi-5-on-sale-now-at-50/

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                              • retropieuser555R
                                retropieuser555
                                last edited by retropieuser555

                                Probably quite useful in the context of emulation. Even Dolphin's system requirements is only 2GB Ram

                                Pi 5 4GB

                                Retroflag GPI with raspberry pi zero 2 w/ wifi

                                Retroachievements:- lovelessrapture

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                                • mituM
                                  mitu Global Moderator @Jiryn
                                  last edited by mitu

                                  @Jiryn said in Raspberry Pi 5 - official announcement:

                                  Can it play CARNEVIL?

                                  Playable enough with Mame2003 Plus. Here's a video from @Widge playing it

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                                    Jiryn @mitu
                                    last edited by

                                    @mitu Thank you!
                                    I thougth 2010 would be better for this.

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                                    • sugarfreeS
                                      sugarfree
                                      last edited by

                                      I find the following interesting and am sharing it here in case anyone wants to try it: NUMA Emulation speeds up the Pi 5.

                                      It also looks like we'll have an official implementation soon.:https://forums.raspberrypi.com/viewtopic.php?t=376730

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                                        pjft @sugarfree
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                                        @sugarfree Oh, wow. That is cool!

                                        I wonder if that'll help Saturn 3D games run at 60fps rather than the current 55fps, and (unlikely), seeing Time Crisis on MAME running full-speed as well would be fantastic.

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                                        • retropieuser555R
                                          retropieuser555 @sugarfree
                                          last edited by retropieuser555

                                          @sugarfree I did the update late last night but I didn't necessarily see any big improvements but tbf I was only looking at GameCube stuff which seems more a raw gpu bottleneck than anything else. I imagine compiling will be faster which is nice though

                                          Pi 5 4GB

                                          Retroflag GPI with raspberry pi zero 2 w/ wifi

                                          Retroachievements:- lovelessrapture

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                                          • mituM
                                            mitu Global Moderator
                                            last edited by mitu

                                            I don't think the NUMA changes are integrated yet - if https://github.com/raspberrypi/linux/pull/6273 is the pending change, is not merged in the RPI kernel.

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