White flicker on moving through UI after update to 4.2.3
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@AlexMurphy yes I rebooted after I installed.
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@RedBatman And you definitely updated from source and not the binary?
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@AlexMurphy yes
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@RedBatman And you are still seeing this?
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So I guess I should wait for an official release of retropie?
No I'm not seeing that I'm seeing a white box flicker over the console logos.
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@RedBatman Okay. What theme are you running?
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@AlexMurphy Zoid, Carbon, Turnakafan, pretty much any except for the comic book one.
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@RedBatman Try increasing or decreasing the VRAM in the menu options. I had this and it sorted itself out after I increased the VRAM to 120. Try it from 70 - 130 in increments of 10, You will need to reboot after you change it each time.
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@AlexMurphy well I set my VRAM to 200 and that seems sort of fixed it, I still get the white box but after I scroll through all of them once after I get out of a game the white box flicker goes away.
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@RedBatman I wouldn't recommend 200. It may cause stuttering and glitches. Did you try going below 100?, this actually works on some themes too.
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If you get the white box, you have not updated from source. The issue has been completely removed from ES.
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@TMNTturtlguy Yeah, it's definitely sorted my end and as I said I updated from source on Sunday. You will know if you have updated from source if you see the black ES splash screen upon loading.
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Well I did update from source but I not getting the black emulation station screen though, I'm getting the white one.
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@RedBatman when you push start to enter the menu, what version does it say at the bottom of the screen?
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2.1.8RP
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@RedBatman @AlexMurphy I am running the screensaver build right now, what does your say?
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@TMNTturtlguy Well I'm about to go to bed. Look I Did select update from source, I don't know why it's not black for me, should I try again from command line tommorow?
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@RedBatman I would update your setup script first, and then reboot and then update Emulationstation from source.
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@TMNTturtlguy should I update setup script from command line or within retropie setup?
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@RedBatman you can do the setup script form within retropie
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