@BuZz here is what it says https://m.imgur.com/kMKZZEZ
I need help fixing this (look at thr link)

I know this post is, like, two years old, and I hope I can get an answer but what did you use to design this?

@meleu No, I think it's still needed :). In this case, the modification in RetroArch (gamepad order is the same as connection order) helps, but it's not helping people with gamepads that are always connected or the ones that have cabinets and wish to plug in a controller and have it as P1.

Anicetus_Cer
Anicetus_Cer 21 minutes ago

I know this is an old topic, but I tested the given examples in previous posts and they did not work for me, that is not to say they did not work in older versions of retroarch, for the record I just tested on retroarch 4.5.9 on my retropie handheld system.

To get the ingame hotkey volume control working add the following two lines to /opt/retropie/configs/all/retroarch.cfg;

input_volume_up = "up"
input_volume_down = "down"

Below is an example excerpt showing that I added the new lines underneath there reference lines in the retroarch.cfg file, Lines starting with a hash symbol (#) mean that they will not be interpreted, and as a general rule of thumb in linux, often show what default values will be overriden by adding the new lines.

#Line 602... #Increases audio volume. #input_volume_up = kp_plus input_volume_up = "up" #Decreases audio volume. #input_volume_down = kp_minus input_volume_down = "down" #Line 609...

Note: I tend to use the volume control menu in emulation station to set the "master volume" for want of a better phrase then the in game volume for fine grained adjustment.

Hope it helps someone, if so upvote.

@jthomas5150 The RetroArch version (1.7.3) that is installed with 4.4 now includes a patch for the issue, so the script should work fine.
I would make a backup of your old SD card image anyways.

@pingywon I can tell you the 8bitdo SN30 and N30 have the slightly aggravating northwest kernel problem.

Hello, I have not setup N64 in a while, but I remember there being an “AutoConfig” file of some sort that would overwrite my manual changes.

I was able to update that file and it no longer imposes it’s will upon my setup. That may or may not apply to your GPIO setup but it is worth a look.

EDIT: Totally missed your reference to that file. Sorry. I do believe that is the culprit though...

@xadox said in Configure 2 identical controllers differently:

I will search on another solution without the use of xboxdrv.

If you find anything, please post back. I'm always interested in alternatives to these types of problems.

I got the Ultimarc BlueHID working after a fresh reinstall of the latest RetroPie 4.4. Which is great news, I can highly recommend this controller board with RetroPie!

http://www.u-hid.com/home/overview_bboard.php

@wesleyaraujo Ask for a refund and get a working system with 4 USB ports.

After poking around a little longer I have realized that I am in fact an idiot and dropped the file in the wrong folder. This is embarrassing. That being said, this controller is pretty great for retro console gaming.

Sorry, i believed it was possible. No problem, you can delete this Fr topic , i opened this topic in English too.

@jasonw im having the same issue with the 360 controllers going all weird after the update. i guess your way is the best, just dont update for now. ill roll back to an image before the update and move on.

@cloudlink Dude, you are the best! I can at last launch atari games without a keyboard!