@tman77 wondering what your experience has been so far with this image. MLP has a 200GB image based on Team ORA 1.1 Retropie image. I came back to this image, adding roms with video snaps, however I can't make Dreamcast recognize my 8bitdo pro. I did try the reincast script, attached a keyboard, re-mapped the keys. No success. I haven't tried wired controllers, but WTF, I didn't pay 50 bucks a piece for these in order to play with cheap 10 dollar controllers. In the mean time, my RPI 3b+ works like a charm, except for N64 and Dreamcast.

@Silent_Gunner (a.k.a @NoBullShit) - you just registered again just to add more insult to the injury and pretend to provide 'helpful feedback' to your own posts. Looks like you've made your choice.

Pi Model or other hardware: OdroidXU4
Power Supply used: 5v 4A (as recomended)
RetroPie Version Used: 4.4.1
Built From: Ubuntu 16.04 minimum
USB Devices connected: mouse + keyboard
Error messages received: (none)
Log found in /dev/shm/runcommand.log (if relevant):
Guide used: (linked below)
File: (noted below)
Emulator: (Name of emulator - if applicable)
Attachment of config files: (PLEASE USE PASTEBIN.COM FOR LARGE LOGS)
How to replicate the problem:(noted below))

@riverstorm said in Variable Governor not set in the wiki for Odroid XU4 - Performance Issue:

The initial reviews seem mostly positive for Ready Player One.

I really liked it. The film deviates from the book in sooo many ways for the sake of brevity, but it still feels like 'Ready Player One' at every turn. Something I was pleased to discovery that I didn't consider was the musical score done by Alan Silvestri. While the movie is a visual treat of pop culture references, the score manages to weave in music cues from many other properties as well and it's done in a very thoughtful way. It's not so much that you'll see a Star Wars character reference and immediately get a Star Wars music cue, but rather when moments occur that might organically evoke a strong feeling of fantasy, you may get a subtle little bit of the theme from Stephen Spielberg's Amazing Stories. All very well done.

Hi there,

I am pretty confused about the ORA... I screwed up the 1.5.2 and installed 3.0.6 available on the website while the one posted here is not available as well as the documentation and the usual ssh passwords don't work. Can anyone redirect to the last stable release and documentation, thanks!

@zerojay
Ok, thank, too bad.

@mitu Yes! That worked! You genius! This is the edit I made to system.sh
i changed
;;
ODROID-XU3)
__platform="odroid-xu"
;;

to

;;
ODROID-XU4)
__platform="odroid-xu"
;;

@administrators So I am guessing that the next update should have code for both ODROID-XU3 and ODROID-XU4, linking them each to "odroid-xu".

@floxblah said in Shader and ratio configuration issues:

@dankcushions said in Shader and ratio configuration issues:

@floxblah don't say 'any emulator'. give me an example. give me an example game. if it's not doing 4:3 what is it doing?

I use lr-fceumm emulator with duck tales (europe version). If i set 16:9 it will apply the 16:9 ratio and if i set 4:3 i have the game default ratio value (like the ratio value is unset).

ok but the default ratio will be 4:3 on almost all old games. some PAL (europe) versions will have borders but that won't be solved by changing your aspect ratio - they would have had borders on 4:3 tvs also.

fceumm will have options to change how it displays borders perhaps - select + X to get to the retroarch menu, then quick menu > core options. it will be the overscan options.

@mitu By following the docs in the link I mentioned.

@fnkngrv there is no source code available, and the developer only released binaries compiled for the pi, so unless he openources the code or builds binaries for the xu4 then you're out of luck

@herb_fargus

What does RetroPie use on the XU4 as the default video player for the video snaps? I am trying to figure out how to add bgm. I am running htop and not seeing any processes that are standing out to help me.