@sexbeer It only works on lr-beetle-psxwhich only works on an overclocked pi4 and pc's right now. In the future, it might be fast enough to work on a pi3b+.

only 0 and 1 are registering in your config log file. If your happy using advanced mame just use that. I find stand alone emulators more pleasing to use as well :).

not all arcades use a separate joystick for player 2 they are turn based. What emulator are you using and what game? Need to debug ifs a joystick issue or not.

@Efriim said in PS3 Controller RP3+ issue: sudo rpi-update ok so I didnt have time to mess with this for a couple days but I started this morning by simply typing in sudo rpi-update and rebooting. bluetooth worked perfectly again on PS3 controller. Thanks for your help. If anyone else has this issue I would do this first and pardon the ignorance if this was obvious.

@donuteater154 Please add more info about your system - https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first. Did you update to the latest version of RetroPie and also updated the OS and packages ?

@granderjoree There are several scripts that can work like you want Here is a topic ... in your case use the multi-switch.sh --generic command https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/21992/onoff-latching-switch Also a good tutorial https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/14537/tutorial-adding-a-dedicated-on-off-switch or here a combo with reboot and poweroff https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/21932/solved-how-to-make-a-momentary-push-button-that-exit-games-and-take-me-back-to-game-menu

Got it working, should have explored the set up more to see I needed to install the USB ROM service. Thanks

@mitu Rebuilding from source fixed the issue. I have a feeling that when RetroPie 4.5 comes out I'm going to have to do a fresh install, my days of doing the updates and ignoring the "this isn't compatible with Jessie" warnings are numbered. Thanks again all.

it was a lack of .bin files, found a huge PSX games pack online somewhere in the correct .cue format.. but had no idea it was the .bin file until i came across it on another forum a few hours after posting this so thanks guys :D

I am having the exact same issue with my Kintaro Kuma 9000. I'm using a retropie image that I downloaded from arcade punks. I had originally used another image which did not have these power issues and booted up fine with the power buttons and showed the red LED light. But then I switched to another image and now have this exact same problem. It starts up and then right when the splash screen ends, it shuts down. Did you ever get a fix for this issue?

@MarkHighPeak Can you add more info about your system, as requested in https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first ?

@Dwarfboysim hi all anyone got any ideas?

@lostless nahh, im not using filters i am aware of that, i have my pi hooked up to a crt direcly, i just have my boot config modified, so i have menus ate 480p and that switch for game to 240p. something like this https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/8476/retropie-240p-15-khz-rgb-scart-tv-guide/2

I was having the same problem so I started a segaCD games in verbose mode and noticed that it was looking for the BIOS in the segaCD roms folder instead of the BIOS folder. This was on a new machine I was setting up on Ubuntu 18.04. Not sure what has changed that made it look to ROMS instead of BIOS folder.

That's fine, but please use a more meaningful title for your help requests in the future, instead of forcing potential helpers to look at it just to see what it's about.

@mitu thank you Mitu! I had a look in the errorlog of runcommand, it seemed to run well for what i read. But i have to admit that i dont unterstand every single term that was logged. I will post it tomorrow, i am at my girlfriend right now preparing hannuka-prrsents for tomorrow evening 😊

i updated and my snaps turned blue... omxplayer is not an option for me because it forces the video to be infront of the background...

@mitu never knew that, hmmmmmmmm. Thanks for the heads up