@mitu Thanks Bro, fixed!

@Zpider33 Sorry for the late response. The text you are meant to copy is in the "es_temporaryinput.cfg" file, NOT the image. I put the image to show visually what you should copy, but your controller configuration may differ. I apologize for the confusion.

Thanks for the reply. Not the expected answer, but at least some clarification on the status quo. Works for me. I will pay respect to what is found as formatting in a file (and not procject atm) and will format my edits accordingly. And also pledge to other PR issuers to do the same (if they haven't done so in the past). However, if the maintainers ( @herb_fargus , @petrockblog @psyke83 @BuZz ... ) have a informal list of format styles ready (or want to discuss/collect them here) I am more than willing to transform them in a formal formatter config with a formatting tool is easily available for the Linux and Windows platform. Cheers,

@janderclander14 @carlhungus74 @Stuarticus @Aksen @johnodon @thelostsoul Sorry for pinging you all, but I wanted to make you all aware that I missed two erotic games. The games in question are Bubble 2000 (bubl2000) and Pang Pang (pangpang). Sorry for missing them: especially so if any of you have children. Thank Malachiel from our Discord server for informing me about those two games. If any of you have found any games in the erotic, casino, mahjong, or quiz genres, then please let me know: especially so when it comes to the erotic ones.

I take it nobody uses the GPIO for anything?!?

@mitu I see. So the fact that buster has a 3G/1G kernal is allowing these videos to pop up. Am I correct? Thanks for the response.

@herb_fargus Not that I'm aware of, though for me it runs older games well enough to be playable; it's only newer games that run like trash, which is to be expected since Gnash doesn't support anything past SWF 9 right now. Though it could just be because I'm running this at 480p instead of native res?

@Eric_McTrainshit No with this script is is possible to realize fade in and fade out of any music. It has nothing to do with the player or file format itself. I assumed I wrote that comment because someone asked for feature like the python script for BGM has.

Superb work, thanks for sharing!

These docs may be relevant: https://buildbot.libretro.com/docs/guides/optimal-vsync/ https://buildbot.libretro.com/docs/guides/input-joypad-drivers/ https://buildbot.libretro.com/docs/guides/overrides/

@jdrassa thought as much, thanks for the reply

@obsidianspider I got distracted with other projects, should really get back on it

your sdram overclocks could cause sd corruption too i think. possibly the overvoltage also. personally i'd remove all forms of overclocking if you're seeing corruption/instability.

I know this is an old topic but since it's still relevant, I figured I would post this. I went with the original method listed here as I saw that before I found out about the v2.0... I had a video splash screen and I noticed that the autostart.sh files addressed this wrong. Using the way it was posted originally, after the video, it kicks back to the pi boot screen for 1 second (sleep 1) and then starts ES. This stops people who want the video to pass the ES loading screen as it forces ES to wait until after the 1 second sleep after the video ends to start ES. I recommend changing: while pgrep omxplayer >/dev/null; do sleep 1; done (sleep 10; mpg123 -Z /home/pi/bgm/*.mp3 >/dev/null 2>&1) & emulationstation #auto to this: (the --no-splash is optional) emulationstation --no-splash & while pgrep omxplayer >/dev/null; do sleep 1; done (mpg123 -Z /home/pi/bgm/*.mp3 >/dev/null 2>&1) #auto Changing it so that it starts after ES loads just makes more sense to me. This makes sure that the music will always start 1 second after the video ends regardless of video length.

@caver01 thanks for the reply :) sorry but I cant answer all your questions because I dont really understand them :D I try my best! details of my build? you mean the my arcade machine? I use a rasberry pi 3b and an I-PAC4 Board. is image the retroarch.cfg? I use the ones from this thread. example: input_player1_select = "y" input_player1_start = "h" input_player1_left = "left" input_player1_right = "right" input_player1_up = "up" input_player1_down = "down" input_player1_a = "ctrl" input_player1_b = "alt" input_player1_x = "space" input_player1_y = "shift" input_player1_l = "z" input_player1_r = "x" input_player1_l2 = "c" input_player1_r2 = "v" input_player1_l3 = input_player1_r3 = and specific ones for the consoles (theyre working). Only the one for the "main menu" isnt working and I dont understand why. The settings its using doesnt exist :D mixed up the buttoms randomly. Another question, I dont find a thread supporting the n64 controls only changing them on the retropie itself. Maybe does anyone know how to change the text above for n64 controls? Because these arent the buttons for the n64 controller.

I know, I follow TWiT and that bradcasting network emits in a national US radio, many users do not want to see RetroPie widely known because of the policies of Nintendo for example but being broadcasted nation wide via a radio station and internationaly via internet, the project is widely known

@PetroRie It won't affect shaders, which control this setting independently. source: https://retropie.org.uk/docs/Shaders-and-Smoothing/

Hi !! Super useful.....thanks. But ili9341 is now included in RASPBIAN STRETCH kernel, so I took off from the fbcp installation and did work. But I noticed that the screen refresh rate is too slow. In this new scenario, where do I do the tweaks you suggest?