@aaciii said in Pi4, Pixel Desktop, 4K TV -- no go: This is the process I followed for that. I don’t see how this could be related but just in case. No, it's not related. Alas, I don't have any ideas - try using aptitude instead of apt, it's worth a shot.

I solved the problem. I had a BIOS file in the Shared Roms folder with a lower case extension instead of UPPER CASE

@mitu said in lzdoom logging and loss of hdmi signal on exit: On the PI4, resolution changing will not work (probably on the Pi3 also), since there is just one (fullscreen) resolution available. You'll have to rely on the resolution set by runcommand to run lzdoom with a different video mode. I tested lzdoom and it looks fine when exiting, even if I change the resolution with runcommand. Also, the /dev/shm/runcommand.log has the full lzdoom output log, just make sure you're looking at the file immediately after the game exits. /dev/shm/runcommand.log shows that lzdoom is exiting properly so maybe it has something to do with my tv or the way that lzdoom is configured. I have narrowed it down to running the brutal doom mod. All other wads/iwads/pk3s work just fine..... Some more research is need to confirm what is going on.

@barbudreadmon Hi barbudreadmon Also thank you to you for explaining that Virtual Cop for Dreamcast needs a more beefy system Really appreciate it

I mean they work in a sense that retroarch loads them up and recognises them but there is the tradeoff that lr-desume & lr-desume2015 do appear to have slower frame rates, brief freezes at loading points and audio drop outs. Whereas drastic is miles more stable and a higher compatibility, but won't have the libretro bells and whistles like achievements or overlays. Honestly if achievements are a deal breaker for you I'd play on a more powerful setup. Or wait until the lr core of drastic is released, whenever that will be (I think the Dev's own forum said sometime 2020 but, you know, 2020 things)

RetroPie updates have nothing to do with the audio - it's the OS updates (kernel/firmware) that can affect it. Of course, using an experimental/beta driver might not be the most stable configuration at this time, so you might encounter issues with it from kernel/firmware version to another.

@shift I don't have dedicated threads for each individual lr-mess system I run, but the short answer is "more-or-less all of them". Just to rattle off some of the ones I've tried on my Pi, with decent-to-perfect performance: Phillips CD-i Epoch Super Cassette Vision V.tech V.Smile Various plug-and-play systems (both "official" and bootlegs) Tiger Game.com Fujitsu FM Towns Once you get down how the core works (which admittedly is a bit of a nightmare), it's insanely versatile since it runs all the same systems as modern standalone MAME (according to the current docs, that's roughly 32,000; that link at the top is a good few years out of date). Arguably the most powerful core in all of RetroPie.

@Zering said in Calling Pi 4 Atari Jaguar Fans: @DTEAM Damn, some of those I wasn't even aware of. I'm going to have to get those Tiger Handheld going on my Pi now. Curse you DTEAM ^^ I keep meaning to try and see what mess does with Jaguar-CD, I'll look into it this week. It's not Tiger Handheld Electronics but Tiger Game-Com. For Tiger Handheld Electronics and Tiger R-Zone, games are in the MAME 0.225 Romset and can be played with MAME directly. Sorry for the confusion

Okay, this is resolved now. Previously I had updated xpad from Source, this time I removed it entirely and then installed it from Source. This worked.

Daytona USA won't run at any sort of playable speed on a Pi. Second this - no way!

The pi4 drivers are still a wip and they aren't in charge of those. Then there's the slowdowns with emulationstation. I've no stability issues. I have had stability issues with lakka, though.

@mitu es_configs I restored the backed up version and it’s booting again

@ReadyPlayaWon Thank You ReadyPlayaWon for the suggestions i managed to set it from "Slave" to "Master " and it didnt work still .... however i then tried it again but switched it to "Off" it worked .... nice to try this game ... i have been wanting to try this game i tested the game and it works ... however one RED Flag i have a concern over at the start menu ... i put in the coins it brings me to a start screen ( im unable to press start but it quickly start game (which is strange) then it brings like these modes of play and i have no control over it and it only selects Boss mode ... which is strange again it doesnt allow me to select i tested the boss mode its great and very entertaining .... but i do want to see the other modes and select them , but unable to ... do you know why that is ? (don't think its the controls because all controls work great and function like they should , no drift or anything ) Edited : ohhhh i see now the boss mode is the main gameplay ... i thought there were different modes as in like a beat em up game mode or ect .... i understand now ... no reason to answer anymore ... Thank you for the help so i was able to play this game :) ... im happy with it

@logic1208 said in RP4 Screen not centered: when i try upload image. server error apears... Use imgur.com and upload the images - they may be too large for the forum.

@trapexit Your the Author of the 3DO Emulation for the Pi , well I have to tip my hat to you , o love 3DO and it's a dream to be able to play it running very well on another console ... main reason why I upgraded to a Pi 4 It's ok if you have no idea about the reload situation , whenever you have the extra time , maby a solution will come to mind one day soon ;) I appreciate your work and really enjoy this Emulation

Sorry the quality is so bad. Hopefully you can see the signal blanking out as I switch between the menu and the running system. The monitor's HDMI2 input notification appears in the top-right each time this happens. The output resolution is 1080p@60 in both the system and the menu (I tried to show this but it's hard to see the monitor's OSD). It feels more like the SDL window(?) is being recreated as I switch between the system and the menu. With the FKMS driver, the monitor never blanks out and switching between the running system and the menu is instant.