We don't support Retropie/EmulationStation running from a desktop session - you are running EmulationStation incorrectly. Install RetroPie correctly or stop the X11/Desktop session and start EmulationStation from the console terminal.

@jojin If you didn't scrape the system yet, you should also check the option Parse Gamelists Only (PGO) in the Main Menu > Other Options of Emulation station. If your game isn't in the gamelist.xml yet, you won't see it if PGO is set to "on".

@jojin Look in the Docs, there's sections for each emulator, look over the Getting starting guide, the Emulationstation pages, then later on you can take a look over the RetroArch and Advanced configuration options. Feel free to ask in the forums also, there's no wrong question (well, almost).

Hi. Tried both MAME emu and Cannonball. Will get the lowdown on all the details for you and let you know..

@brunozero You can just use the .PBP file.

Found the problem and delt with it: mkarcadejoystick > Uninstall Now my controller lights are 1+2! Thanks for the help.

@mitu So that was interesting ! Well, the theme had problem, fixed by changed to nes-mini theme (beautiful one !) But problem was, from the USB transfer method, folder was generated like "SNES" but emulationstation need "snes"... Thank you for your help !

@beastnick541 OK. I'm pasting here for you: Please do not post a support request without first reading and following the advice in https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first You didn't give enough info about your setup and looks like didn't search the official docs. I would suggest you to enable emulationstation in autostart, but I think you should give more info about your setup.

Not a bug. Due to RPI sdl2 backend. We have sdl2 environment vars to change scaling etc.

Did you dual-boot or did you install the kodi package?

@MrMasterGenius It's always easy once you know how!

@daeks strange as it shouldn't kill runcommand but the child. You could try meleu's suggestion, or just don't allow restarting if a game is running.

@mattrixk will check it, ty.

@mediamogul I think I found out the source of the bug, it seems to be the steamcontroller driver. For whatever reason there was no log of it yesterday, but the syslog is filled to the brim with error message from its py script. Plus the timing fit perfectly, one message every 2 secs. Gotta afk for a couple of minutes, but will report back on it soon enough. I'm just gonna leave snipet of the log there: http://pastebin.com/qk9uW2dh Gonna uninstall the steamcontroller driver for now and report the bug to github EDIT : confirmed steam controller driver is faulty. Back to smooth footage and xbox controller for now I guess. Thanks for not leaving me alone on this one guys ^^.

Know the thread is old but ran into this issue when i was asked to fix a Raspberry pi with an older version of retropie that was getting the vlc error the OP was getting, fixed it with the following command. sudo apt-get install libvlc5 also got the following error also with libbrcmEGL.so after the above was fixed so used the following to fix this one also. sudo apt-get install libraspberrypi0 after these two, retropie and emulationstation functioned as it should.

@enderandrew said in Splashcreen video and boot texts: Out of curiosity what is your beautiful boot video? a modiefied version of this, with sfx and BGM @markyh444 said in Splashcreen video and boot texts: @DuckSalmon It depends on the boot process too, and if you've got devices connected. Try it with no peripherals attached,and see if one of them is slowing it down. thanks for the info now is pretty good

Awesome thanks so much for the quick reply!! Going to try this now :) Appreciate the assistance!