Okay so, apparently I misunderstood the copying process... I thought I could just use the SAMBA Shares, but that didn't work... However, I have since used the USB Flash Drive option and now the games and emulators are showing up on the console.

So, problem solved!

Just to clarify yes I have 2 USB ports on my Rasp Pi.

I reinstalled 4.1 on it yesterday and am currently copying a rom collection back over to it. I'll try to check tonight to see if they run smoothly or not.

@gorgar said in Two player puzzle recomendations.:

Thanks all some good stuff in there been playing quite a bit of Quarth, strangely addicting and nice controls.....

YES quarth is so good, hahaha

@Lyle_JP nope, it's a LCD TV. And it occasionally shows menu items that are completely unrelated to the current system being emulated. Occasionally there are other menu glitches when exiting games (menu scaled or zoomed to only fit system name on screen for one). I could try scanning my SD card for error I guess?

Yeah I confessed.

Thanks, I've learned about getting in the RGUI with a hotkey, which I didn't know about before.

Thanks again

@meleu Is there a way I can set a specific .cfg for each controller or system? So I avoid changing and renaming the retroarch.cfg every time I want to use another controller? For example on a system folder I have: Snes-usb.cfg, PS3-shawan.cfg, PS3-official.cfg. Can I select the cfg depending on the controller I will use?

@jojo280 Yeah, you should mark this thread as solved :)

@c0nsole-guy I agree it was a simple menu, and after about 20 minutes playing with it, I found myself making a new save state, or loading from a save state without even thinking about it. very simple.

thanks, I will try this once I get home and come back if it continues.
super dodgeball also was really bad with the flickering.

Sorry. My mistake. This is why it's confusing when people add to other posts. I believe it's the case issue as @meleu has said.

No, I just meant I haven't tried to tackle setting it up yet. I will definitely open a new thread if I have issues. :) Thanks again!

It's still a step in the right direction. I think once I get my controller problems all sorted out, everything will be fine. What I'll probably just do is use your Joystick Selection tool and map everything out to just use the Xbox controller, and then the NES pads just for NES. I can still go back in and change that to the Xbox controller in the future easily enough, so I don't have to worry too much about using that "on-the-fly" method.

@jyo I dont know, but as i said you should open a new topic with details of your build etc.

I suspect it would be pulling Pi2 compatible files rather than 0 though, if it's in a Pi2 at the time...

The rebuild of the kernel did the trick! My thanks go out to @obsidianspider for the original post on how to fix it! Marking as solved!

Thanks alot for the reply!

However, that line already a hashtag before it. Listed as :

Forces cropping of overscanned frames. Exact behavior of this option is implementation specific. video_crop_overscan = true

in opt/retropie/configs/all/retroarch.cfg upon opening file.

Edit: Hashtags in my .cfg file are not listed when copy, pasted here. I will link my .cfg via pastebin.

http://pastebin.com/CsuS0qVR

Edit #2: I was able to disable overscan for Fceumm nes emulator via editing /opt/retropie/configs/all/retroarch-video-modes.cfg and changing the command

"fceumm_overscan = enabled"
to
"fceumm_overscan = disabled"

I am not sure if this is a detrimental option, but it has solved my problem thus far.

@jordin986 said in Save states not working on NES -SOLVED:

Its nice for variety and get around censorship in some situations.

I've been playing the uncensored version of 'Super Castlevania IV' and it's a trip to see all the blood and religious iconography restored.

After rebuilding a new kernel to help solve my "northwest drift" problem with my Raphnet adapter, I've noticed this seems to be fixed. Maybe a fix was pushed out that I got when I updated prior to patching the kernel? In either case, I tested this with a couple of games, and it now seems to be working like it should.