@mburry83

the way it says in the docs might not work anymore, i had to add it to grub or it would not accept it:

GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet splash usbhid.quirks=0x16c0:0x05e1:0x040"

@Ohris what usb encoders are you using? because depending on what port you plug in controllers, decides the player number
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Port 0 has has highest priority for player 1

@edmaul69 said in Arcade with Two PS1 Controllers:

@aznag look for @meleu’s joystick selection. It allows you to do whatever you want with all of your plugged in joysticks

Thansk @edmaul69. I will check it out.

Yes.
the board with white connectors is for 90% sure is a Dragonrise Inc USB encoder. It hase kinda little delay for my tastes...
Working like a charm from Retropie 4.0 and above straight from initial flashing.
Done two cabinets with this set.

Thanks for the information :)

@herb_fargus
I've just added a link to that FAQ entry :)

https://github.com/RetroPie/RetroPie-Setup/wiki/Manual-Installation#boot-to-emulationstation

Ok, managed to get all my controls on the correct sides, only issue I have now is I cannot have start and select working on both player 1 and 2. This also causes me not to be able to exit a game back to the main menu by pressing start and select. Any ideas ?