@rostomzer It should work, but if you're updating RetroPie, it will get overwritten and you'll get back the previous version.

@RedMarsBlueMoon said in Would the (ES) screen saver shut game off?: Does it get cleared on restart? As I have rebooted several times since the issue above. Yes, /dev/shm is a RAM backed folder, restarting would clear it. The file is present after the game is run and it's also overwritten each time a game is launched, so if you want to get the actual error, you need to get the file immediately after the crashed game stops.

@roslof Thanks for the tests. The random selection might have an issue, I remember looking at it some time ago and nothing wrong popped up.

@MeltedPineapple is the sound not working in EmulationStation only or the games also are without sound ?

@dankcushions Yes!!! That made it. I needed permissions to the /root folder. Both of my games appear correctly. Thanks!

Probably SDL2 doesn't support the controller correctly. But for EmulationStation that shouldn't be an issue - the buttons you have should be enough to navigate and operate EmulationStation.

@rilight I was actually looking for that thread before posting this, I could not find it for some reason. I am disappointed that this is happening. I will also look for the screen tearing. I will probably hold off on swapping my Pi3B+ out of my arcade cabinet for this Pi4 until things are smoothed out. I am using Carbon with no modifications to any settings, fresh image installed from this website.

@mitu Thanks, I check those areas as I can't remember.

I couldn't find any contact info for them. I am very sorry, I was just looking for any help.

My pleasure. See the AM Wiki for example filters. If you go this path in the end, maybe you could share your steps to a working AM/Retropie setup in a little How-To? 🙂

So I've come up with my own solution. I changed /opt/retropie/config/scummvm/emulators.cfg default entry to point to a custom launcher script of my own: #!/bin/bash game="$1" pushd "/home/pi/RetroPie/roms/scummvm" >/dev/null /opt/retropie/emulators/scummvm/bin/scummvm --fullscreen --joystick=0 --extrapath="/opt/retropie/emulators/scummvm/extra" -p "/home/pi/RetroPie/roms/scummvm/$game.svm" --auto-detect popd >/dev/null And then I just make sure the scummvm rom directories end in ".svm". This custom script utilizes the --auto-detect flag so that scummvm figures out what game it is. So far in my testing it works. Obviously this launcher script could use some work, but it's doing the job so far.

Unfortunately, yes, it is

@quicksilver, Thank you for your reply

@skrilmps said in can't access MAME 2003+ (libretro) in-game menu: cy no problems at all always use then menu to set options code can change any time.

@Bluebotlabs If it's not in the documentation, then it's not supported.