@mitu Neat! But the raspi-config tool didn't seem to know that. This is the first I've seen of :1

@NewAtThis said in TI99, Resolution, and Joystick: Do you have any suggestions for the resolution problem? Right now, no, but there seems to be an updated version of this emulator which might be working better on modern Linux installations and we might update it in the near future. I'll test and compare to the current version to see if there's an improvement for video resolution handling in the new version.

Hey dank, thanks for the heads up; I kinda figured they would be, yeah. I'm just using them as a basis to create my own such that the screen gets positioned right, ie. for the x and y values. I certainly wasn't gonna just lump them all in there. While I'm here, did Naomi get borked in the last few weeks? Suddenly the ROMs I have for that don't work (since I had to reimage I mean). You know what, never mind, forgetting so many things already done several times over: BIOS!

Welcome to this forum. For RetroArch cores, see https://retropie.org.uk/docs/RetroArch-Configuration/#hardcoded-configurations. Besides, that applies to the official RetroPie image. Third-party images may have other config hierarchies and are not supported here for that reason (among others). Other emulators are not standardised and may save their configurations in different places. Which emulators are you exactly interested in?

Thanks, Isn't it strange that with no SD card inserted it comes right up on the TV? Thats what has me so confused and it used to work fine on my RCA TV. I never have been able to get it working on the Bravia or Samsung. I had done that before, but I used Escher. MAybe that's the issue. I'll flash with the official one. Appreciate the help.

You can modify /boot/config.txt and add the following: hdmi_group=2 hdmi_mode=68 See https://www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/configuration/config-txt/video.md for a list of supported video resolutions that can be set via config.txt.

@phelix01 Please provide info requested here as already requested earlier https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first. Is there a reason you are ignoring this request? We cant help you unless you give us all the info. What type of monitor/display are you using?

@sad_muso said in Pi 4 Retropie issues: Hi, I've just upgraded to a Pi 4 and performed a fresh install of the latest Pi 4 install file (md5: 9154d998cba5219ddf23de46d8845f6c). I know this is still a beta, but I've experienced a couple of quite big issues. Is it the build or something I'm doing? WiFi search initially found about 8 of my SSID name (for some reason). I couldn't connect to any, but now it can't find any SSIDs at all Retropie has crashed on a few occasions (with 'Retropie has crashed' message) Can't change resolution from 4k to 1080p because I can't get into the resolution menu - it just stays at the same menu level Have I somehow got the wrong image or copied it to the SD card incorrectly? I had similar issues WiFi - I created the file pre setup so didn't have this, however did notice a lot of repeats in Bluetooth when setting up my sixaxis for PS3. Didn't get crashing Raspi-config resolution... I couldn't get into this either although I did get a workaround which helped.

@Claudius2k Please add more info about your system, as detailed in https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first, including the name of the emulator that you're using.

@BuZz thanks, it helped

scratch that, it's been logged! https://github.com/libretro/RetroArch/issues/10688

@mitu said in Raspberry Pi 4 Resolution Change: @Stuffu said in Raspberry Pi 4 Resolution Change: Is this preferred over hdmi_ignore_edid=0xa5000080? Yes. What’s the difference? hdmi_ignore_edid should be used when the desired video mode is not correctly reported by the display and it's not on the list of supported modes. You can use it in conjunction with other the video mode settings to set your desired resolution, but for a 4k display it would be a bit unusual to not support 1080p, so there's no reason to force the EDID to be ignored. you learn something new every day :)

@mitu that's worked - much better as es was sluggish before. Cheers

@Kvitekvist if your display supports lower resolutions change the window size in the gles2n64.conf file to 640x480. Then when you launch a game, enter the runcommand menu before the game boots and change the default video mode for gles2n64 to 640x480.

@XaniXxable said in Rasp4 N64 window screen very small: So now to my porblem... If i run the n64 emulator called "mupen64plus-gles2n64" I have a very small picutre in the left corner of my screen. I set my retoarch settings to use 16:9. Also if i select a specific resoloution it wont apply it. known issue. see https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/25671/mupen64plus-gles2n64-small-screen-in-the-down-left With the other emulators like "mupen64plus-gles2rice", "mupen64plus-GLideN64-highres" and "mupen64plus-GLideN64" i get a bigger screen but only 4:3 ratiation and it's not play able. mupen64plus-GLideN64 should be playable. see https://www.reddit.com/r/RetroPie/comments/gc83sc/n64_mupen64plusgliden64_performance_fix/

@_robert1243 Are you a spam bot ? None of your replies have anything RetroPie related or offer any substantial insight into the topics opened by the users.

@kreid90 where did you get your retropie image from?

@mitu Sorry... please ignore! "Generally speaking, raspi-config aims to provide the functionality to make the most common configuration changes. This may result in automated edits to /boot/config.txt" :-)

Thanks for the help guys. I'm not using Retropie at the moment, I'm using Mupen64plus-next on Lakka. My old Pi3B+/Retropie setup wasn't overclocked so I didn't use N64 much. Mariokart 64 and Rouge Squadron are my go to games for trying to judge resolution. Rogue Squadron has been covered and Mariokart has slight graphical glitches in anything above 320x2xx which leads me to think that it ran in low res.