How are you connecting the devices - do you have an USB hub (and which type) ? Can you check the system log with dmesg to see if any errors appear there when the controller becomes unresponsive ? What power source (and no, a phone charger is not a proper power source) are you using ?

Hi everyone. I decided to give the Cyclone (in addition to the frameskip: 1) option a try, and I have to say that it does improve performance quite a lot. I'm experiencing issues with the load/save state. When I try to load or save the emulator crashes, and I'm back on Emulationstation. I tried to delete previous save states, and/or use the autosave option without any success. When I try to use the autosave option, it looks like it is only able to save it once. I ended up testing different options, and I eventually, I was able to get things running correctly on a previous version of lr-fbalpha. To be more specific: It works fine on 1.7.5 - lr-fbalpha v0.2.97.44 - cfbe1e1 it breaks on 1.7.6 - lr-fbalpha v0.2.97.44 - bd60621 I tried everything on a fresh Retropie image to make sure nothing else was interfering with this behavior. Any suggestion?

@arrowhead The driver is available to be installed from the RetroPie setup menu - in the Manage Packages / Manage driver packages section, so you don't need to install it manually. In fact, this is explained in the page I quoted, in the Installation section.

@dziubak how did you transfer your roms?

@ayskura The Pi 1/0 utilize armv6 processors and the 2/3 use armv7. The images are optimized to accommodate the difference.

You might would consider upgrading to a bigger sized micro sd card. 8 gb is usually the minimum as the OS will require a good part of the available free size of the micro sd card to be be installed. I would say an 8 gb or even better a 16 gb micro sd card should be sufficient.

@jay81uk The problem with the Pi0 image not working with the Pi0W was fixed within a day or two of the Pi0ws release as far as I can remember.

@edmaul69 Yes i have a mouse, gamepad and keyboard attached. It was running on HDMI just to take this picture. The mouse is above ESC button.

@Floob I'm now running retropie 4.2 on pi zero when trying to get my neo geo games to work i used to use pifba on 4.1 and it would work perfectly with my wired ps3 only one player now that I'm using 4.2 pifba games run perfect but my ps3 controller doesn't work right up=start down=select if figure that much not when i change emulator to lr-fbalpha controller works perfect but the games start to lag and not working perfectly i haven't tried bluetooth yet but i figure it will be the same PLEASE HELP BEEN STUCK FOR A WHILE

@HurricaneFan Thanks. I may look further into this :)

@unkis17 No problem. Glad you got sorted. It's a really handy tool written by @meleu

@thedudester80 said in Splash screen sound using an I2S amp with pi zero: Can't wait to see it finished. Haha, trust me. I can't either. It's quite a lot of work and "figuring out"

@obsidianspider I've connected them individually from power off direct to the pizero USB port using a single otg cable, one controller detects and the other doesn't

@DIY.Engineering Thanks for getting back to me - I will reply to your email over the weekend. Appreciate it wasn't intentional - love your work. Cheers.

@Timmiejane Thank you, that's not the one I had. Mine was the same, but it was .img, not .img256

@McScruffUK when I made my handheld I had to set the pi to the same resolution as my screen, which is 320x240. I had to change config files to set this resolution, and if I connect it to a screen via HDMI I get the same resolution on the TV. Someone else may know different.

@dsfrancis got my controllers configured. Now I just need to apply my shaders and I'm set.