For the record, the fix didn't work because the package name changed from x11-common to xserver-xorg-legacy. Running 'dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg-legacy' and selecting Anybody should work.

Every time I power on the arcade cabinet it plays a random track from about eight (while in EmulationStation).

@synack If you have a solution that would be amazing!

@itsnitro It is indeed - I recognize it from my RetroPie starting video :D

I am personally inclined to every now and then listen to more metal or rock versions of videogame music.

In case that's your thing, this gentleman is worth looking into:

Even if it's not, but you can at least appreciate it, then do have a listen/watch. This is a 17-min medley of video game music history!

that link here was very helpful:

https://github.com/libretro/libretro-fceumm/blob/a8fcbf1410aeccb9c29907874a5ed33cfda87ed9/src/ines.c#L797-L802

I guess lr-nestopia handles it the same way fceumm does on the retropie (checking for file name and then setting region).

Is there any way to find something similar about pocketsnes and the snes emulator on retropie, too?

@lilbud Oh don't worry, I already have the soundtrack :D

@michel30
hello, I'm a noobie.
But I have a question:
Are you saying you have a code that will constantly play a mp3 file and play in the background and will continue to play while you do other things in the background
using pygame?

I got mine to play when i boot up the raspberry pi but, as soon as I do something like start my MAIN.py the mp3 stops playing: and I need it to KEEP PLAYING?
Can you help?
Thank you?