Glad you got it sorted out and thanks for adding the solution to the topic.

Hold SELECT + DPAD DOWN = Switch the positions of the A-B and X-Y keys

It would be nice if 8BitDo would include this info in the Modkit manual, they are mentioning _ SELECT + DPAD DOWN_ as a way to send the Home button only when the modkit is paired in Switch mode.

I'll mark this topic as solved.

How are the speakers connected to the Pi ? The Pi Zero 2W doesn't have an analog jack so the 3.5' audio jack option doesn't appear by default.

@Drdave79 said in FBNEO Screen Glitches. (CLOSED):

When comparing the standard config.txt and mine, I only noticed two differences. hdmi_mode=4 under one section. And an extra gpu_mem=256 under the [all] section.

You also had a few lines un-commented that are commented out in the default:

disable_overscan hdmi_force_hotplug hdmi_group hdmi_mode

I've removed the last one and tried it again. Only saw one blurr in the 5 minutes of playing SF. (...) I'm just going to accept the random screen glitching. It's not horrible, just noticeable.

...but yeah, the one that really stood out is gpu_mem; I know that on the RPi4 it is generally not recommended to increase this beyond the default. I imagine this is going to be your best solution, going forward. Cheers!

Just made an update to this,

Remote over the internet play. Crucial screengrab for background feature.

Next up is an install script for the custom avcodec that's needed when using Buster and Ubuntu etc.

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I installed and tried hypseus, it solved the problem! My DragonRise controller works well again. Thank you!

i think that i got through. When it ask to update script and update

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@ChaosEffect @barbudreadmon

I tried also on Apple Mac M1 with a virtual machine in UTM.
Sort of virtualizing the RPI4 with a 64 bit os.
Trying the pi aarch64 binary from stickfreaks doesn't work either.

So for the first time I installed mame0.243 directly in OSX on my Apple Mac M1 with arm64 cpu.
With the info we have up till now, we should expect that the game should not run because we don't run on a x86/x86_64 machine.
Though, the game works beautifully on the Mac M1.

@mathan416 said in Amiberry - Using --model when launching:

Amiberry on RetroPie does not bring up the proper model with the appropriate ROMS, etc.

The entries in emulators.cfg are meant to be toggled manually, from the runcommand menu, by the user. They're not assigned automatically when you run a game.

However, if you're using the default amiberry emulator (i.e. no model), then it will attempt to guess the model needed based on the filename launched.

@nexusone13
thx :)

@darkray007 This is a fake indication system. It really works but it only displays an image in each system.
Inside the theme folder there is an indicators folder, you have to name each file matching the order of your systems order.

The image with the first dot must be your first system and so, and if you want 30 systems you will have to edit the images and create 30 images with 30 dots (one for each system).
To understand better this you can go to the themes github page and read the documentation.

Hope it works for you

@Folly

You can update it again. I eliminated the empty space between the tire and the bottom line.

@sleve_mcdichael ah I'm an idiot. I forgot to run the game before running the cat command. Will be back!

The encoders should appear as regular joystick/gamepads under Linux, so something like pygame or python-evdev should be enough to read the inputs.

@PARALAX said in Backup Retropie to external USB Drive:

So that means, I should better use the dd command like described here?

You can, though cloning a running system with dd is not recommended (as said before).

And does it also work with exFAT formatted drives, so that the created image will keep all symlinks and file attributes ?

The image can be copied to any formatted drive, it's a single file containing a block-by-block copy of your installation.

The question is, wether the Raspberry Pi Imager can handle with 7zip files as well.

Not yet, but 7-zip can compress to xz or gz, which the RPI imager understands.

However, I don't intend to store the entire retropie archive including all settings on the USB drive, just the ROM's, the save states and the saves (battery powered SRAM like "srm" files from the SNES)

This is exactly what Running Roms from a USB drive does.

@Hyuma I can also confirm this works. All my videos would only play audio so I did that command in bulk.

@RapidEdwin08 Amazing, let me test (and enjoy!) it, thank you man, this is my dream came true!!!!

@cloudd I ran the code on this page and i got the mayflash dolphinbar
working on the latest fedora 36 desktop, super happy playing super mario galaxy with dolphin emulator installed from fedora software center

What overlay theme skin are you using? Is that in the RetroPie library?

@mitu oh, just "use the feature like it was designed," huh? What, like some kind of nerd? :)

No, but I kid, of course. This probably is the best way to go about it. I just need to get more comfortable with git; I've never used it before RetroPie and most of what I have done has been on the GitHub web UI, but I am picking up more of the CLI stuff as I go.

Does wireless mean the controllers are connected via Bluetooth ? Is the disconnect happening if you use just one controller (and not 2) ?