@fluffypillow Thanks man, and sorry again for the "double-posting", I'll answer you here I did the workaround you told (put 'providers.gog.enabled: false" in settings.txt) and worked! Nice :D I don't have much GOG games, but here's the list if you want Aquaria / Bastion / Botanicula / Death to Spies: Moment of Truth Mark of the Ninja / Gorogoa / Fran Bow / Grim Fandango Remastered Hyper Light Drifter / Pan-Pan / Shovel Knight / Odallus: The Dark Call Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines

@Efriim thats okay thanks for trying :) and the DS3 works fine as is i just moved onto Wii U Pro controller cause its much more comfortable and lasts longer but what can i do. DS3 for now.

@Jiryn It could be that those cards are not compatible with the pi3, or they could be bad. Stick them back in your pc and run a check disk on them. Here is a list of compatible sd cards https://elinux.org/RPi_SD_cards Your cards do not show up there but a 256 Samsung EVO PLUS is listed as compatible. If you want more space you will likely need to consider using a usb mounted hdd or thumb drive. Here is another relevant discussion https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/783/largest-size-micro-sd-card

My first instinct was to ask you to check if you're connected to the internet, but you said you updated so I figured out you don't have this problem. Glad you figured it out.

@wmarcio Actually, the issue was caused by a similar thing! Instead, it was the usb that I had connected into the pi. All my freezing and stuttering has finally stopped. Thank you for the help!

@mitu I see. I understand. Thank you for the help. I will see if i can find an alternative to NESPi case. Well, the biggest reason i got it was because of the Safe Shutdown script. Pressing a button to turn off the console is neat, so i can prevent any corruptions to the SD Card.

@mitu Thats where i looked, its gone-vanished of the face of the earth, hope the setup script fixes it

@Clyde You could add the info to an existing issue or open a new one, but I'd test before using a 'standalone' RetroArch (they provide 'flatpak' packages to install easily the latest version) and maybe modifying the build script in RetroPie-Setup to get the latest version of RA to compile.

@hhromic Not really sure that's the culprit, that's the kernel image used to get Wine working - see the (rather recent) Diablo-on-Wine-on-Retropie thread. But for a 3B+ it might be a factor, given the frequent updates added by the Raspbian team to stabilize it on this new model.

I also had the same thing happen on my Odroid Xu4 even with the best power supply while using an external hard drive. Turns out the real issue was that the power where I was living at the time just sucked.

Just want to add that the sound issue is still there in the most current update of the package: in the title screen and at the start of each level you only hear effects and you need to turn off / turn on music in the in-game settings which will then play the music fine - until you transition to a new level and the music is gone again. I would add this to Github as requested but I am unsure which repository would be the correct one?

@red2blue If the problem is physical, then re-formatting will not bring in additional performance. You're free to save the data from the disk, format as Ext4 and re-try.

@dankcushions said in Mupen-glide crashing: @quicksilver no problem :) my understanding with a beefier power supply (eg, the official raspberry pi one), you can still use that case. I wonder if that would even work. Like I said I never had issues with the lightning bolt icon showing up except while running cpu-burn (probably not many people running that). Only running mupen64-glide for long periods of time revealed that the nespi case was causing power fluctuations. All other emulators seemed to run fine and I have been using the case for over two months now. There are probably a lot of people who think that by making the lightning bolt icon go away that they have solved their voltage issues with the nespi case, but I would bet that they havent actually solved it.

@pjft sorry I didnt know i really wanted some help thank you

@herb_fargus sorry i thought that it didnt post ignore thid one pls

There's an option to disable video audio in the Sound Settings.

@solaris No problem. I had the same experience in which everything seemed stable except N64 emulation. I guess it pushes the Pi harder than any of the other emulators. Try to overclock only the GPU, or choose a more conservative overclock value. Also, be sure to try different N64 cores (and experiment with each of the N64's core settings) or the standalone mupen64plus emulator.

@trailjacker I personally don't know a lot about scrapers. I usually use sselph's scraper and then manually add videos on my own, though I'm using an old version of the scraper. Sorry I'm not more helpful here - maybe a separate thread with that particular question may help?

Yup, confirmed. Don't install the Control Block module from the Drivers list if you're not using it and updating with Retropie 4.3.5, because it looks for it and if not detected, initiates the shutdown sequence.