@BuZz Fantasic. thanks.

Sorry to be asking this here, but I guess it's relevant to this new Core. Is there currently a way to set the peak analog range? playing Duke64 I notice that my analog direction will max out after I've only pushed my ps3's stick to about half it's range. Stand Alone mupen has a setting for Analog Peak under it's generated autoinputcfg.ini, was hoping there'd be a similar setting in Mupen-Next. I've already spotted the deadzone and sensetivity settings under the Liberto Menu, but they still won't actually increase the range of the analog. I have my controllers calibrated already and the full range is witnessed when viewing jstest from terminal. Looking forward to trying out the new Gliden64 when it's updated :D

@mitu said in Can't seem to get Netplay to work: @mikespie Please add more info about your system - https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first. The core means which emulator are you using for the running the game. You need to use the exact version of it and also the exact ROM on both systems. Since you're running a Megadrive rom, the core should be either lr-picodrive (I think this is the default) or lr-genesis-plus-gx (see the Megadrive docs). Thank you for your response, sorry for not providing all info. Just from your post I was able to figure it out and have Netplay working / connecting now! However, it seems as though the controllers do not work in a lot of the games while on Netplay. I have tried using different emulators to no avail. An example is Street Fighter II for Genesis, Player 1 controller works fine, but player 2 controller doesn't work at all. Tried a keyboard as well, both which work fine not in Netplay. My system is a CanaKit - https://amzn.to/2Taj5jf PI 3 B+ w/ 2.5A power supply RetroPie V 4.4.4 (skyscraper-pr6-v3) Built from premade SD image on RetroPie website I have a USB keyboard, mouse and controller hooked up to it Controller is working great outside of Netplay, it's an "EasySMX 2.4G Wireless Controller" and also a Geeekpi SNES USB controller Emulator is lr-genesis-plus-gx Thanks again!

@SpudsMcToole Very true.

@NeoDude Not a mistake, but it seems something is missing. Do you have OpenGL acceleration working ? Have you used Ubuntu's installer or did you manually install the driver ? I'd recommend using the Ubuntu's PPA packages to install the drivers or the Ubuntu package management app (Software center ?).

@Run-the-Jewels said in Select and Start not Work: "starting movie record...": The problem is, after emulationstation joystick configuration, when you start a game the select button returns me a message on the screen: "starting the movie record in retropie". That doesn't sound like a stock RetroPie configuration - are you using the RetroPie image from retropie.org.uk/download ? Please add more info about your system, as requested in https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first.

Just gonna re image - gonna be quicker :P

@bigcache I thought in CMD is would be simple as move *.zip.cfg *.cfg

@E3L1 , try this: In terminal type: sudo nano /usr/share/alsa/alsa.conf Then Change defaults.pcm.card to 1 To defaults.pcm.card to 0 Save, exit, and reboot.

I finally got these controllers working after completely wiping my SD card and rewriting the Retropie image. The only difference this time is that when running through the update I didn't update the underlying kernel, only the Retropie packages. The only reason I did this was on the previous setup this caused several issues such as having to log in at power-on. These were easy to fix but I didn't feel like dealing with it.

@WishItWas1984 I can completely respect the desire for ultimate nostalgia. I personally love the nostalgia but I have made some concessions for some modernization. At the end of the day as long as you can make it serve your purpose and you're go happy, game on!

@UDb23 I appreciate your help. I have never played this game before I saw your overlay. But something about using your overlays makes me feel like I'm a kid at the arcade again :D

i ended up working around this by using a different version of mame (lr 2000 instead of lr 2010). So this might mean it was a MAME config, like i messed with the inputs in the MAME menu? I know i tried to go through those folders and nuke the default.cfg files, but perhaps there was another spot, or its just something else. Also magically i got the XMB menu after a reboot, so its a lot easier to see which user an input setting belongs to, phew!

@mitu It works just fine within EmulationStation, but once I start RetroArch everything freezes until I connect the USB controller.

@hallda12 What I think it might happen is that the triggers are actually registered as analog axes instead of just button presses. The xpad driver has a parameter for this (triggers_to_buttons) which is always on in the RetroPie installations and disables this behavior. It doesn't seem that xpadneo has a similar parameter - or it behaves differently. You can try and running jstest /dev/input/js0 from the command line and see how the trigger appear - button presses or axis movement.

@mitu But isnt the shortcut meant to be Hotkey + X, not just select/start on its own. I'm almost certain my map is correct. Its almost like Retroarch thinks my Xbox controller is something different.

Can you add more info about your system, as requested in https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first ? What type of controller are you using ? You might want to switch to Emulationstation as frontend and configure it, since this will also generate a gamepad auto-configuration for RetroArch.