I never tried that kind of remotes, but it should work. Did you configured the remote like explained here ?
https://support.myharmony.com/en-in/harmony-experience-with-kodi
or here ?
http://wiki.openelec.tv/index.php/Config_harmony

My best bet is not to launch EmulationStation until you press that button. Now, how you go about it would require some investigation - I suspect if anyone would have done it, you'd have an answer by now.

Best of luck.

sorry next question ill make a new topic.
Anyways it is a wrong rom. it works fine on pc but just dl from one of the big sites and it works fine. so happy now. just have to dl them one by on i guess don't know if rompacks are updated or not :(

@jukeltrucc

but i would like to know how to use it wirelessly lol.

I have the Xbox One controller with the headphone jack and I couldn't get it to work wirelessly.
I even have the Xbox Wireless Adapter for Windows and it works great in Windows but I couldn't get it to work on my RPi3. I think it just doesn't have enough power to push this adapter but that's my guess.

I think the new Xbox One S controllers uses Bluetooth but I'm not sure if that is working either:
https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/6198/xbox-one-controller-via-bluetooth

I actually use an official Xbox 360 controller with a generic Xbox 360 Wireless Adapter and it works amazingly well!

how do i find the driver?

In EmulationStation goto the RetroPie then...
RetroPie-Setup Script >> Manage packages >> Manage driver packages

@blterry1

@dankcushions i have never used it but i have seen this mentioned: https://www.reddit.com/r/RetroPie/comments/5jztlj/how_to_setup_retropie_with_moonlight_steam/

I think I've tried this and Steam didn't like it when EmulationStation tried to launch another process so I wasn't able to actually launch any emulators.

There might be another way to do it by manually added the Windows version of EmulationStation to Nvidia Experience search list and from your launch script you add something like -app EmulationStation (or whatever the file is actually called in Windows).

After you get moonlight install/setup and you're successfully paired with your Windows PC, you can run moonlight list on the Pi and EmulationStation will be on the list.

Hey @judyfifacoins !
Check out the Markdown Reference for putting in links in your posts:
http://commonmark.org/help/

@mattrixk
Yeah when watching a movie you don't want the clicky sounds. I just use my wireless Xbox 360 controller with custom mapping when using Kodi but I do have my clicky little wireless keyboard/touchpad beside me if I need to type something.

I also have an Xbox 360 Chatpad (which plugs into the bottom of the Xbox 360 controller) but I could only get it to work in RetroPie when plugged into the wired Xbox 360 controllers and it also has that same clicky sounds and it is missing a lot of important buttons I need (like the Esc button).

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Anybody that is having any issues with the web failed in all versions i can help go into settings on the kodi open network setting once you open the network setting on the kodi your going to scroll down to web server your going to type into this section 8080 what this does stop the errors from occurring make sure this section is not enabled change the web interface to hex this will make the streaming process run better and alot faster on any computer if you have the chrome addon you can use that too but hex is the best server which run better for apple computers HP or acer or Asus the performance runs way better with ASUS so Again
Settings> Network>web server> disable and Change 80 to 8080 Change the web interface to HEX any help email me at ajg1915@gmail.com

Hi,

thanks, but i use that already.
I control my Pi (Kodi etc.) with the same (One-4-all) remote i use for my TV, DVD and
the switchable IR-Powersupply.
Very nice having just one remote for all.....

But controlling the pi is one thing.... to reset him is the other.
When the pi hangs, you can´t restart it with the IR-diode, i can only switch off the power

You can always use your phone too. Samsung makes docking stations for their phones. I've used mine quite a bit while traveling. It provides HDMI output and a USB hub so you can plug in controllers.