@old_arcade_dude thanks for the update. As it also can happen with this Redmond software it further thickens the plot that the tankstick firmware does not implement the USB spec by the letter.

@mitu Thanks for your help. In fact the game sound is working when using HDMI. I was originally not going to, so this would've been a huge problem. But since I am now using HDMI, everything is fine.

This is an English forum, please post your messages/topics in English..

Please also add the info requested in https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first to your post.

This looks realy cool! I dont know if i can use it in the future, but greate work @alexp !

Add some more details about your setup, as asked in https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first.

If you modified the command line for the emulator to add the streaming parameter, post the modified command line here and the emulator's log file (from /dev/shm/runcommand.log).

@AXEL it is such a nice way to play the games as i recall back than, the feel of playing sonic or jurassic park on genesis but nes and snes psx, n64 just can go on, its just home sweet home, thanks for choosing retropie, buzz and the team do such amazing work, i been using retropie for a long time and i wouldnt go any where else glad you enjoy it and it does feel like the gaming on the original thing 😀🤘

@tigtagle said in Rasp-Config not working:

I also used a wolfanoz image for arcade 1up and flashed that onto my card too.

3rd party images are not supported as they are often distributed with copywrited material and are basically impossible to troubleshoot.

What @Ashpool suggested seems to have worked for me. In case anyone is interested, here's what I did...

First, with the RP up and running and the TV screen displaying correctly, I queried for the HDMI mode used:

$ tvservice -s state 0xa [HDMI CEA (16) RGB lim 16:9], 1920x1080 @ 60.00Hz, progressive

From this and the RetroPie documentation on HDMI Mode I learned that in /boot/config.txt I had to set

hdmi_group=1

(for CEA) and

hdmi_mode=16

(for 1080p at 60Hz and 16:9). I also had to add

hdmi_force_hotplug=1

After rebooting the RP, the issue was resolved.

Thanks again, @Ashpool!

@sleve_mcdichael Thank you, I'll begin to try this once I setup my Pi

@mitu @dankcushions

Thanks for the info. I guess I will go ahead and rebuild it, again!

@kiddzeal if you update to the latest retropie (you'll need to start from a fresh image at this point) you can try the experimental new psx emulator 'lr-duckstation' which i expect plays this game well (it's been very good for most things).

there's likely little you can do to resolve issues with pcsx_rearmed -it's a mostly abandoned emulator.

Ok thanks Mitu

Sorry, no idea.

@lilejustin i expect your old pi3 was a model b. do you mean you now have the pi 3 model b+? that could require a firmware upgrade that your old image may not have had. i suggest you start again: https://retropie.org.uk/docs/First-Installation/

you could try and harvest the old games and settings from your old sd card via an sd card reader and an OS that can read the ext4 partition, but IMO this is ultimately more trouble than just starting over.

@uberlumby I have one img for CRT and composite. If possible Go to my Chanel on YouTube, have link to download.
Chanel name: Granny Games.

@clyde Hi, thank you for responding. I am going to buy a new pi and then carefully read the documents you shared to fix my current pi for another project. Thanks again.
-Ryan

No, the binary packages are not versioned and downgrading is not an option.

@dankcushions

ok i did that, i hope it fixes it

@mohrad I think you 'll need to do it cause the vanilla driver is wrongly recognizing any touches in the first place. Also the install does not work for me, maybe because i created the steambuild folder in the wrong directory

@dankcushions Thank you for your explanation! I disabled overclocking and now my Pi is stable as before. I'll try with milder overclocking next time.