@tjayhawk32 I don't think the order matters. The Pi has only 1 internal USB hub, any port would go over the same data path.

Can you give more details about your setup - https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first. Are the 2 controllers identical - same model - or different ? What controllers are you using ?

@trip238 It doesn't hurt to run through the all the audio settings again #/boot/config.txt dtparam=audio=on raspi-config Advanced Options >> Audio >> Auto|Force Emulationstation "Start" >> Sound Settings >> Audio Card=Default/HW?, Audio Device=?

Glad you git it working. One minor niggle - rpi-update is no longer a recommended way to update your kernel/firmware, this is taken care by the normal OS/package updates. For the time when the problem was reported - immediately after the 3B+ launch - I think some improvements w.r.t the 3B+ model were added that were only available through the latest development kernel/firmware versions. Anyway, keep an eye on the disk space and happy gaming!

@SgtJimmyRustles Yes of course. The restart is the default option but if you change the python script intead of os.system(scriptDir + "/recalbox_SafeShutdown.sh --restart") You set the --kodi switch ;) I recently build a small media center with the BATOCERA system and I would like to play some games and want a Media center. So it's a small gift to myself ;)

@backstander said in [HELP] PSX Horror Games Not Loading TRIED EVERYTHING: Keep us updated if you get the Japanese PS1 version of 'Kuon no Kizuna' working or not. I actually booted up the game, got the to menu, but no matter what I choose (there only 2 entries + a 'Disable Rumble' entry) there's some warning or info message that I can't understand and then it goes back to the main menu. I didn't test with changing the game region from the core options, there might be some DRM/region protection message that I can't understand :).

How would you go about restricting the server's virtual keyboard to only pass through certain keys regardless of what keys the browser sends?

Been using this for a while and it works great. Copy it over to your ports folder or wherever you want it. Disclaimer: I don't script in bash much at all so apologies for style quirks. __ #!/bin/bash ########## GLOBALS ########## profileName="mobileprofile" baseScanPath="/opt/retropie/configs" testMode=false function logInfo() { echo [$(date)] $1 } ####### MAIN ####### potentialTargets=$(find $baseScanPath -name *$profileName) for currentPotentialTarget in $potentialTargets; do #logInfo "Considering: [$currentPotentialTarget]" potentialOriginalFile=${currentPotentialTarget//".$profileName"/$nul} potentialOriginalBackupFile="$potentialOriginalFile.backup" if [ ! -f $potentialOriginalFile ]; then logInfo "File not found: [$potentialOriginalFile]" continue fi if [ -f $potentialOriginalBackupFile ] then logInfo "RESTORE: [$potentialOriginalBackupFile] --> [$potentialOriginalFile]" if [ $testMode == true ]; then mv -f -T $potentialOriginalBackupFile $potentialOriginalFile fi else logInfo "BACKUP: [$potentialOriginalFile] --> [$potentialOriginalBackupFile]" logInfo "COPY: [$currentPotentialTarget] --> [$potentialOriginalFile]" if [ $testMode == true ]; then mv -f -T $potentialOriginalFile $potentialOriginalBackupFile cp -f -T $currentPotentialTarget $potentialOriginalFile fi fi done read -n1 -t5 -p "Press any key to continue (or wait 5 seconds)..."

@retropieuser1 unfortunately we do not support third party installs. as well as breaking the license, they are badly configured, ass you've found. please reinstall retropie from scratch as per https://retropie.org.uk/docs/First-Installation/

@JToivonen got what you mean and here is the "un modified" solution...simply if you're playing plug the usb controller and when you finish just unplug it and it will shutdown automatically!, even when a power trigger happens "electricity went off then come back again" and found that your gamepad isn't connected it will shut down :) here is the python file you just need to edit the line that kills qjoypad to kill whole system add poweroff or shutdown -h as you use in your momentry switch don't forget to make the file run at start and special thanks to pablo idea behind the script is that system creates a js0 file for controller 1 inputs and js1 for controller 2 when connected and so on, the script searches for that file if it's found that mean you've connected the gamepad and probably playing a game and when you finish unplugging the gamepad removes js0 file and when the script discovers the file is not found it kills an app process called qjoypad which you'll change to shutdown please note you're not gonna use //User Variables section in this code so just ignore it.

@smokingman I’m sure all versions have that issue. I have the USA version and it also has that bug.

@paf said in Game description in detailed view does not scroll correctly: The power saving modes (other than "disabled") are not compatible with scrolling description text So disabling power saving solved my text scrolling problem. I hope this will help others to. Man thank you! This bugged me for a long time and I always thought it is something with the Emulation Station Themes and just kinda ignored it. Many thanks posting the solution, you helped me at this point.

@mitu yeah that could work, if someone is savvy enough to be wanting to change configs and such, then they would in theory have the know-how to get the pi online and ssh in anyway. I might have to have a play, see what happens

@reeebs said in [Rpi3] NDS touchscreen: I don’t expect nothing in particular, as the two positions - the real one of my finger and the one of the pointer - are completely wrong: if I move, it moves too, but when I am in a corner it starts from the center and so on That's very telling behavior and explains why the Dolphinbar wasn't recognized. The touchscreen is apparently being read in this case as a standard relative coordinates mouse. If it were being read as an absolute coordinates pointer device, the cursor would snap to wherever it was you touched at. Needless to say, this limitation combined with the wide area required to receive input really hinders precision.

Well...i thought i updated my laptop, but as it turns out as im on it now i did not and its on RetroArch 1.71. Ill do an update and see what happens...My pi 3b+ works even with my current overclocking tests so if things go south... I did reinstall retropie on all 3 machines. My method of testing involved stripping the drive of its partition table, install my OS of choice (deb based of course), and then i installed retropie. Nothing else in between. Edit: More info I was wrong on that. Its RetroArch 1.7.1 on the desktop machine, but i was able to unfortunatly recreate this on the pi by doing an apt update, apt upgrade. It upgraded a few things such as the bootloader and the kernel, but as im watching it it seemed to have partially removed xpad - i say partially because it stated removing xpad and blah blah, but then in the retropie setup script it showed it as installed. Im not sure which action if not both caused the issue, but reinstalling xpad after a reboot did not resolve it. So my Pi no longer works in Retroarch for player one. Does anyone know of any fixes for this, incompatabilities, bugs within the newest kernel or anything of the sort? It is entirely possible that i did the same on the desktop before doing that second reboot so im kinda leaning toward it being kernel issue since xpad was NOT installed.

@lostless Thanks for the link, it does seem like the problem I'm having. I'll have to try the patch that was mentioned at the end of the thread and see how it goes. Unfortunately my build is in a old NES case with the two original controller always plugged in and inaccessible without opening up the entire case. So if I can't figure this out I guess my only remedy is to open the case and unplug the NES controllers each time I want to use the SNES ones. Here's hoping that isn't what I have to do.

@bulletbutter no, but you could copy the relevant config files/directories over, with much the same effect. it depends what kind of things you've configured.