You'll need to explain in further detail. It could be anything. https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first

Thanks I will give that a go

@mitu said in Advice with Wireless controller and Retro pi: @philtomo said in Advice with Wireless controller and Retro pi: Thanks for your replies with this - the controllers are from the Pi Hut "Compatible Wireless Gamepad" These seem to be wireless, but with an USB dongle (receiver) - so they're not using Bluetooth. If they get stuck at times, then maybe the controller wireless connection is interrupted, but this is between the receiver and the controller. If you use only 1 controller, do you get the same issues ? Check on its own and i have the same problem. I removed the wireless keyboard dongle also and still the same. Any ideas?

@reto Please do not post a support request without first reading and following the advice in https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first You provided little information about your system.

@mitu makes sense, thanks for the great help, as always!

I was having success running some Windows stuff with Wine and Exagear on the 3B, but Exagear had the rug pulled out from under it when the devs went bust and we never got a Pi 4 version. QEMU is completely borked on the 4 as well, so there is currently no way to get Windows apps to run.

Yes, they do. However you must buy a MayFlash Dolphin Bar. After that, you can use the Wiimote as a lightgun.

@mitu Thanks for the answer, I understood everything, I will think.

@Darlesh This goes into the tank stick driver

Sorry, but you're using a 3rd party image bundled with the hardware, which we don't/can't support. Note that selling RetroPie is against the project's license - https://retropie.org.uk/about/legal/, so you've been scammed, since RetroPie is free/open source software.

@mitu thanks for the comments.

@mitu Good point. @Dembered I've created a small script that enables the control for Midnight Commander with joypads... --> Midnight Joy! There you see the script invoked that mitu talked about. Edit: #Code Snipplet #Path to script readonly JOY2KEY_SCRIPTLOC="$HOME/RetroPie-Setup/scriptmodules/helpers.sh" #Key Config, 4xdpad, enter,F10,space,F9) --> change layout here readonly CONFIG=(kcub1 kcuf1 kcuu1 kcud1 0x0a kf10 0x20 kf9) # --------- JOYS --------- # Import from RetroPie setup, uses joy2keyStart and joy2keyStop # scriptdir is used by joy2key if [[ -f $JOY2KEY_SCRIPTLOC ]]; then source "$JOY2KEY_SCRIPTLOC" scriptdir="$HOME/RetroPie-Setup" joy2keyStart ${CONFIG[@]} else echo "Can't import Joy2Key Script! Error!" echo "Script not found in: $JOY2KEY_SCRIPTLOC" sleep 5; exit 1 fi - - YOUR CODE - #Important stop that devil! joy2keyStop

great - thank you!!

@retropieuser555 said in Top ways to pimp your RetroPie?: People even make their own bootup videos and hide the boot text so you get a nice clean video before the menus load. True. I found a bunch of great looking, generic "loading screen"-type videos on Youtube and downloaded a few for my cab. You only see it when switching on, but it greatly enhances the dedicated-machine-feel!

I cherrypick aside from the odd few games I can think of here and there, or if there's something specific I want to play. 100 SNES 50 NES 20 PS1 30-40 Mega Drive 30-40 Master System 40 GBA 10-15 GB/GBC Couple of spectrum, scummvm, Mega CD and pc engine games. I've got a few N64 games but that's more to test what will and won't work, as I have an everdrive and an n64 knocking about still anyway. I tried getting some dosbox games to run but it's so cumbersome it just doesn't seem worth it.

yes: https://github.com/RetroPie/common-shaders/blob/rpi/zfast_crt_standard.glslp#L3

@BuZz said in Retropie On Debian: @NY152 you will need to run retropie under the desktop on your system. Please post logs for any error you got installing as @mitu mentioned. Thanks. Astonishing ... NO error during installation. The problem with Debian is that you can not run EmulationStation in console mode (it does not detect a display) Under ArchLinux, no worries without any desktop environment. EmulationStation starts and runs the emulators itself without any problem. So saying that an office environment is mandatory is a totally false. I will look for myself since without thinking more than that, the office environment is for you indispensable, you consider this as normal, not me thanks anyway

@saiki20 said in Using RetroPie For My Own Software: Do I have to do anything special when programing it to account for these new USB signals? Can you be more specific ? How are you using the USB ports - just using a regular controller/gamepad or you have a another device type of device that connects via USB and you'd like to act as a controller ?