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    3d Games - Randomly Freezing for 3 seconds

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    • pjftP
      pjft @red2blue
      last edited by

      @red2blue in pcsx go and disable vibration in the core options menu.

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        red2blue @pjft
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        @pjft is this for in game freezing or game list freezing?? if game list i dont think that has anything to do with it freezing when im scrolling down NES games for example

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          red2blue @red2blue
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          didnt freeze for a long time in game, till 5 seconds ago had one hiccup.

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          • dankcushionsD
            dankcushions Global Moderator
            last edited by

            fill out https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first

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            • pjftP
              pjft @red2blue
              last edited by

              @red2blue it's obviously for psx in game freezing. There was a fix for similar issues a few months back, related to vibration.

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                red2blue @pjft
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                @pjft yeah that vibration thing fixed it thank you....

                How about the menu?

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                • edmaul69E
                  edmaul69 @red2blue
                  last edited by

                  @red2blue try a different theme.

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                  • pjftP
                    pjft
                    last edited by

                    Or scrape lower resolution images/videos, or batch resize them yourself, or use a faster SD card/USB drive, or move to a USB drive if you're using a SD card...

                    There are so many possibilities. We're kind of flying blind here as we don't know anything about your setup.

                    Best of luck.

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                    • DD-IndeedD
                      DD-Indeed
                      last edited by DD-Indeed

                      What format do you have in your drive, where the games are ? I noticed, that when I changed the format from FAT32 to NTSC, the issue in the actual gameplay was gone.

                      My soul rests, when I hear the PS1 boot music

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                      • DarksaviorD
                        Darksavior
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                        If you aren't using the hdd for movies, you're better off getting a large USB stick for faster reads and less power usage.

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                          red2blue @pjft
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                          @pjft As mentioned in original post, im using a usb drive. it stores all my retropie system files, and my roms and videos and images.

                          Everything is updated to latest version.

                          The theme is ComicBook but it will freeze on any theme, doesnt really matter which theme i use.

                          The scraping is from UXS, there isnt a option to resize or compress.

                          @dd-indeed its FAT, but i'm pretty sure FAT is suppose to be the format your suppose to use? if i change the format i would have to reformat it right?

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                          • DD-IndeedD
                            DD-Indeed @red2blue
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                            @red2blue

                            Yes it is, because it's supported by every system. But if you got it fixed up, good. But if not, you should try it out with other USB stick instead, so don't yet format your main drive, if it's not going to work in the end.

                            My soul rests, when I hear the PS1 boot music

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