@darksavior said in What Exactly is the Raspeberry Pi 400?:

@Jiryn I use a flirc case for my pi4 but it's not enough so I attached a fan. It's stable just don't go beyond 2Ghz.

Same goes for my fanless aluminium Argon Neo case. I like its magnetic cover that can be easily removed to access the Pi's internal ports.

@natlofthouse said in Need a bit of guidance…:

@muldjord
I just need to find the ROMS.

There's a thread about Where to (legally) acquire content to play on RetroPie. Note that the thread starter can't keep up with updating the list in the opening post with the stream of suggestions from others there. So, after reading the list, you should also skim the thread backwards from the end to see the most recent suggestions.

@mitu Hey! Thanks for offering to help, but I decided I am gonna use a premade image.

Thanks a bunch! Ben.

lr-gpsp is already installed on the image for the Pi1/0 that you download from retropie.org.uk/download.

@mitu
Update: I tried to check it through the retropie audio settings and found an option called "enable Pulse Audio" once I did that the message disappeared. I've yet to test it with bluetooth but I think (and hope) that solved the issue.
Thanks for your help!

@Zering
yep
asked help there
thanks :)

@stoo Having lots of differences between FBNeo & MAME for system16 based hardware isn't surprising, system16 is a historical driver for Final Burn (first FB driver and first emulator to run that hardware, the emulator's name is actually based on "After Burner"), current FBNeo driver is built upon that initial driver. You should report the glitches at https://github.com/finalburnneo/FBNeo/issues, we can't fix what we don't know about :)

@VictimRLSH

Thank you .. Glad to know a 2gb is what i need for gaming since i have no use for the desktop feature at the moment

@k3001993 said in Best x86 emulation:

But honestly, do you think it can be done with a decent frame rate? Here's some gameplay:

I don't know, I don't have any experience with Box86 and I don't have it installed.

Retrostone is based on Orange Pi not raspberry pi. You can find some retrostone support on the Retro Orange Pi forums:
http://retrorangepi.download/forum/

@Riverstorm No, just select HDMI and that's all. If you have any issues, post in the stickied topic.

@mitu Thanks!

Everything working good now! :D

The autostart.sh is located in /opt/retropie/configs/all/. It's started from /etc/profile.d.

@IceChes1 said in What will RetroPi run on a Zero W?:

If SNES runs at 10 FPS on a Zero, I wouldn't be surprised if N64 emulation set it on fire.

You can run SNES using the older snes9x cores and performance is acceptable as long as you aren't trying to run superfx games. Even psx performance on the pi zero is not bad using the standalone emulator.

@mitu said in Single button exit!:

Disable/don't set a Hotkey and then map your exit button as you like (default is what you choose as B in EmulationStation).

Thank you so much! Now everything it's clear!

Yeah, mine is the original Pi B, second revision.

No, this is not implemented - why would you need such a feature ?

@Sparkathor There's a joystick selection tool that can be used to configure which controller is Player 1 for different systems - https://github.com/meleu/RetroPie-joystick-selection.

anything is possible, but tbh it looks like more truble than it will be worth.
obviusly you will need to remove some of the board and you will most likely also need a new control board for the screen and will therefore most likely not fit inside the old case either.
cosiddering all this and the fact that you had to ask if it was possible, i would say this is likely a job way above your skillset and not worth the efford, for you.
personally i would just get one of the many kits available.