You'll find MAME 2010 in the "optional" packages in RetroPie setup. It isn't installed ex-factory.

@XEntombmentX Make sure you understand what that entails - you'll have to maintain the custom configuration manually. Each time a new system is added (you install a new emulator) you'll have to manually copy the new system entries from the system config to the custom one.

ok, thanks for your help

I have this problem:

better when u buy 3.2 to good framerate

Thank you for your reply. That's my standard setting, everything from the Retroarch at the settings. Maybe a re-install can sort it out?

@mitu will do... thanks again! Great find and fix!

Sorry for the spelling mistakes but I cannot edit the post anymore (Askimet spam mark). Pi Model or other hardware: Pi4 2gb RetroPie Version Used: 4.6.7 Built From: NO BUILD (I added the roms by myself from buid by Ghostware and Damaso and some form CDROM site) Error masseg: GDD_ERR_TOUT (and other hangout and crashes) Controller Used: Esperanza wireless Gladiator GamePad (with USB dongle) Guide used: no giude, installed redream form binary in retropie USB Devices connected: wirless airmouse with keyboard (I cannot fins the model name, but its quite old), wireless second gamepad (TY-G103D) with dongle (but the pad is switched off)

@mitu Thank you so much! Indeed, it was precisely in the full path to the CDROM folder. As a result, the command looks like this: [autoexec] MOUNT c /home/pi/RetroPie/roms/pc-games c: cd Rayman MOUNT d /home/pi/RetroPie/roms/pc-games/Rayman/cdrom -t cdrom RAYMAN.EXE EXIT

@8Ataco For N64 not all games run good. As for DreamCast try: over_voltage=3 arm_freq=1750 core_freq=600 v3d_freq=750 You must just edit the conig.txt file. So take out the SD card, insert in a Mac card reader or slot and edit the file in any txt editor. You must place this above mentioned lines under the line with the text: "#uncomment to overcloak the Arm. 700Mhz is default"

If you have a spare USB stick, put a bootable Linux system like Ubuntu on it, boot your PC from the stick, and transfer the files using its so-called "live system". See https://ubuntu.com/tutorials/create-a-usb-stick-on-windows for instructions how to create the bootable stick in Windows, and https://ubuntu.com/tutorials/try-ubuntu-before-you-install how to boot your PC into its live system. Background: The live Linux should be able to write to your Windows partitions out of the box, whereas Windows can't read the Linux file system on your RetroPie card without third party software. As always, be sure to backup any important data on your PC drive(s) before doing something with your PC that you never did before! Although Ubuntu's live image is known to be safe for many years, accidents or user mistakes can always happen.

@simpleethat its almost like we need to ask before our eyes see the truth lol. Thanks though I dont quite feel so alone now xD

Theme has been updated with more Systems and Custom Collection additions.

It's a known problem - see https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/26504/.

@challenger2010 said in No sound at all in Mortal Kombat 2/3/Ultimate: I remember long ago that with Midway games in Mame, you had to go into the service menu of the game and turn the volume up. This is right as the default volume is quit low on these machines. But in the end you should hear something (very quit...but no silence at all), and the author mentoined that he allready used the volume control in the service menu ("F2"). Just to mention it: AdvanceMame has this great feature "auto level volume" which prevents me from running to the volume control on my setup as i dont have a remote control for my 2.1 logitech-soundsystem :)