@kmickelow well, I created the theme and you are correct, no raspbian. First would be a simple kind request for it to be created! These things take hours to put together and it is all done for free! Second I was not aware a large amount of users ran raspbian in there retropie Es_systems menu and haven't seen many themes that have it included? If there is a large need, I can add it to the list of to be completed updates. Thanks

@SpudsMcToole Thanks for sharing and closing this one off!

@chubbz619

What do you mean, it detects it?

Can you give some information about your setup, are you using mk_arcade_joystick? How have you configured it? What hardware are you using?

Try filling out the info from the read this first post linked at the top of the page.

its funny you mention having to walk across the room, I found that having to press a button on the console also stopped me switching games as often, also having only one system on the console meant that I enjoyed playing that system more than just flicking through.

@edmaul69 I am using:
Tomee NES to PC USB Retro Controller Adapter Converter - PC Mac Linux

I have two of them, I tried having both used for the joystick plugs, and tried with one adapter for the player 1 plug. Thanks for the tip, I will give it a try👍

@Bender2k no bt problems here. Do you have a heatsink on your processor? If so it could be causing issues. You could try turning the heatsink 90 degrees so the heatsink fins are facing another direction. The heatsink can act like an antenna and cause issues. Other than that not sure what to tell you to help you.

I had the pi 2 set to one of the default overclock choices that you could pick in the raspi config tool, i didn't do anything custom.

Good luck with the project, but you can fit everything in the case without removing ports from the Pi. I even (almost) fit a USB drive inside.

I mean, if you want to, you can, but it's not required for it to fit.

@FluffySpikes im on the latest version of RetroPie and on kodi 16. I tried 17 but I didn't liked it, so I reinstalled a backup. The missing controller support is not a problem for me, since I prefer to use my tablet to control Kodi.

PS3 controller- I can't notice any lag- but that may be my speed of perception!!!

Yep, fixing the corrupted system ROMs was the key. The controls are dreadful and the emulator doesn't want to respond to F9 to exit, but those are other issues I can address. Thanks again!

@zden Have you tried lowering the audio sample rate in the RetroArch GUI? Do this then restart ES.

@BuZz I'll check, but I believe they are under arcade..anything else it may be?

One other question. Is there any way to leave it as is if they are in the wrong folder, but get Lrmame2003 and lrmame2010 to show up when selecting A on loading? Maybe a config file or something?

Thanks

@Lizard Perfect. Thank You

@andershp if you have two matching controllers, just set up player 1's controller in emulationstation, then restart emulationstation and you will be good to go.

@allintospace most games on the psp suck on the pi. There are some older ones that run ok'ish.

@moosepr
@BuZz

Great info, I'll scour the net when I get some time. See if there is any forums doing emulations on Pine64. Guess I need to start learning more about Linux. Lol

ok, thank you.