@mitu said in Retroarch audio DSP:

Indeed, RetroPie's RetroArch installation doesn't include any filters, audio or video.

Is it possible to support Retroarch DSP audio plugins in Retropie? Or is there something I could do to manually add the required audio libraries?

We could add it in a new RetroArch version, they occupy little space.

That would be great! Thanks for considering it.

I've have followed your instructions for manual compilation and they worked great! Chiptune enhance and lowpass filter really enhance old games soundtracks!

@dk23 not that I will know the answer, but I had this with PSP emulator, and N64 when setting up windowed mode in the txt files while exploring/experimenting the files and paths.

I would help anyone who knows more if you'd share which console(s) you emulate and with which core.

@mitu said in Why is Pulseaudio no longer an option in Settings > Audio > Output?:

Is there a way to get it back?

Modify the buld script and enable it if you wish.

I was able to update using the instructions you gave me (along with that other error I was having) and all seems to be working well now!

I have NO IDEA why lr-dolphin seems to be more stable using pulseaudio (any ideas?) but I feel I get emulator core crashes by far less often when using pulse than using any other sound driver.

@mitu said in Error running 'git pull --ff-only' - returned 1 Updating Retroarch:

You can actually see the error in the logs, you've modifed 2 shader files locally and they can't be updated:

... Already on 'rpi' .... Your branch is behind 'origin/rpi' by 3 commits, and can be fast-forwarded. (use "git pull" to update your local branch) error: Your local changes to the following files would be overwritten by merge: crt-yo6-KV-M1420B-fast.glslp shaders/barrel-distortion.glsl Please commit your changes or stash them before you merge. ...

Thank you for that! I never changed any of the shader files so I'm not sure how that happened and that's probably exactly why I missed it in the error log. But I appreciate you chasing that down and I'll go look for that and make the change right now!

Isn't it that you can enter the retroarch menu from within a game and set input to mirror analog stick from dpad?

Hotkey + North (in game)

Settings | gamepad | analog

Please correct the path, it's something like that

Please add some info about your setup, as requested in https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first.

Did you configure your gamepad in EmulationStation ? Usually this is all what's needed in order for the correct auto-configuration profile for RetroArch to be generated. Did you reset/changed your RetroArch configuration so that the configuration profile cannot be changed ?

@mitu Wasn't sure if removing the override would break anything. Removed it today and its working fine. Thanks.

There's no separate bsnes-mercury package in RetroPIe, just regular bsnes.

@mitu said in Error updating to the latest version of Retroarch:

You can delete the cores folder and it the .info files will be re-downloaded on future updates.

Awesome. Thank you!

@sleve_mcdichael said in Why do some versions of Retroarch look so different?:

@TPR that's the "menu driver" setting. RP default use the rgui driver cause it lightweight and perform well on low powered hardware like RasPi. I think the blue one in your picture is xmb. Other choices are glui or ozone.

retroarch.cfg excerpt:

# Menu driver to use. ("rgui", "xmb", "glui") menu_driver = "rgui"

Found it! Awesome... thanks! For some reason I never knew this was an option.

@mitu hey! sorry, school started so I've been busy. here's the requested info:
Raspberry Pi 4 Model B Rev 1.5
RetroPie 4.8.8
Installed from the SD image on the website
All that's connected rn is the one dragonrise controller
I get a not configured error message from retroarch

About the config files, I was the one who mistakenly deleted them after trying to fix different control issues (it was a long night and at that point every button except select was unresponsive). I might try going from retropie-setup and seeing if that works?

there's a chance I disabled autoconfiguration, but I have no clue how I did that or how I would turn it back on. I definitely did not mess w es_input.cfg though, I never touched the es folder anyways.

I'll get back to you if the reset via retropie_setup helps, I didn't know that was a thing at all. thank you for your help :)

Luckily I got another memory card with version 1.9.7 which worked perfectly 1.19.0 utterly sucks and has so many bugs and issues. I think I'll stick with the older version and never upgrade retroarc again. if it ain't broken don't fix it.

@DjDiabolik said in Input Lag - How can "CHECK" if present in Retroarch core / Standalone emulator?:

anyway for my next arcade kit I was considering buying something similar:
RP2040 Advanced Breakout Board on Aliexpress

Nice. That creates added value to a plain RP2040, pinheaders and Dupont wires. FWIW, here is the non-commercial link with all the tech specs.

Great you have some takeaways/learnings, that's the Raspberry/RetroPie spirit.

PS: The Sanwa's do have a high price tag but I never regret my invest: Mechanical still precise after ~5yrs, no maintainance needed, colors fresh as of the first day (my setup is partially exposed to sunlight during the day).

I have a Raspberry Pi 4 running the latest version of Retropie

Which is version ... ?

[..] I deleted the Retroarch.cfg file and now NES and Snes won't allow me access in game to retroarch.

That's never a good idea, since RetroArch would then create a default configuration for the system, which trumps the RetroPie configurations and leads to all sorts of errors.

Any ideas on how to fix? Thanks in advance!

Remove the retroarch.cfg file for the NES/SNES system then immediately re-install the NES/SNES emulators so that RetroPie will add the correct RetroArch configuration - otherwise you'll get into issues again when starting from a stock RetroArch configuration.

@shift

Thanks, good to hear.
I am playing with it a bit and I could add it for more drivers this way from EXTRAS.
I will see how it evolves.

@CobraDesign47 said in Retroarch no Core installer:

. Could someone help?

RetroPie doesn't have a 'standard' RetroArch installation w.r.t. cores. Cores are managed manually from RetroPie setup and they're automatically set to be started depending on the system where the ROM/game is located. You don't need to start RetroArch and then open a core/content like you'd normalluy do on a bare RetroArch installation, instead you launch the game/ROM directly from EmulationStation.

As for the original question - did you configure your keyboard in EmulationStation - as an input/controller ? It should automatically configure the keyboard for RetroArch also.