@cowguy27 i guess the first thing i should have had you try, open up the .cue file and make sure the .iso or .bin is named correctly to match the real file. So if the iso is named dRacuLa.isO you need make sure the inside of the .cue file matches that. On linux case sensitive is important. Even on the file extension.

@cdromce did you read point 5 in the link I posted?

Pi is very demanding on the power supply.
If the voltage is below 5.2V, turbo mode is disabled
PI will operate at a reduced frequency in throttling mode.
Some SNES games, even on an optimized driver under the SNES2002 AWS, will slow down.

avoid warnings=2 fixit problem

@mitu 1) thank you for responding. 2) I typed in the commands and ran the test. Pressed every button, and all categories said "off" for each button. Not sure what to do next I rebooted. Ran the bluetooth again, configured wii u pro again, and the buttons seem to all work. Going to try adding roms next to make sure.

I have no clue why this just worked all of a sudden, but thanks for the education about the jesse test.

Thanks for that elaborate answer. I need to step through this now.

@swapfilez Third party pirated images do not receive support on this forum. Go ask VLC.

@kmetz7547 Could you post some example game entries from your gamelist.xml before and after scraping?

Which system are you scraping for?

The standard naming scheme for snaps is [romname]-image.jpg, [romname] being the filename of the rom without its extention. E.g., somerom.zip's snap would be named somerom-image.jpg in the "images" folder.

To my knowledge, Selph's scraper doesn't scrape artwork that's already there, so if your artwork is properly named and you delete/rename your gamelist.xml, only the metadata should be scraped again.

edit: Videos are named [romname]-video.mp4 (or whatever extension the video file has).

@mitu also it runs off a 5v 2.5amp usb and 32gb sd card sandisk

Just put a folder called retropie-mount and a Roms folder. As long as those are there, it won’t copy anything. If you don’t have a Roms folder it will copy the roms folder from the sd to the usb memory.

Thanks for your reply @edmaul69

I've just finished configuring the new setup with 16.901 roms plus Kodi. All is working fine!

I did try the Xarcade2Jstick driver, but wasn't happy with the results.
I did not follow the instructions at https://github.com/RetroPie/RetroPie-Setup/wiki/X-Arcade, but rather chose the driver from within RetroPie, if I remember correctly. I know I never did a sudo make or sudo make install.
Although the other method I followed was much more time consuming, I'm very happy with the results.
My retroarch.cfg never had any commented lines to begin with, so I'm not sure why it was different than what I found on GitHub. I used the 4.2 SD card image directly from RetroPie.

@wcarvalho said in Newest RetroPie Version Does Not Work With EazyHax Toolkit Expand to External NTFS Drive Script (Compiled from Source & Official 4.3 Image):

I also had the same problem, these scripts simply do not work on the new image (4.3). But I found a solution is not one of the simplest but solves it. I have downloaded an old version of the retropie (4.2), I make the whole installation, active the use of external hard drive, and update the system to version 4.3, so I can continue using my games through HD

Clever solution :-)
My pi blew up some time back....the 4R7 inductor broke and it would no longer boot up. With Hurricane Harvey (I live in Houston) all of my side projects went to the wayside. I just finally got around to fixing it (made a video) yesterday and now am discovering a lot of changes to the new version of retropie broke some of the more complex tools in the toolkit. I'll get them all sorted asap...as well as deploy some new ones.
I have fixed the Expand to external drive thus far....still finding changes to the backend...still testing.
Thanks for your support!

Haha indeed, never used Linux before, thanks for the tip about the file manager.

This is pretty funny and weird at the same time, but basically on the RetroPie-Extra splash screens, something that I noticed was that someone already created a LEGO Pi splashscreen.

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This is completely unrelated, but I noticed it very easily.

actually, I managed to solve the problem simply removing the .bak extension. I have now two configuration files for the two controllers and everything seems to be working fine even in games.

Thanks anyway!
Francesca

@dankcushions . ok, I'll open a new thread. Thanks!

@dankcushions ops.. i think i know where to get it.... thanks anyway...

@buzz said in Retropie 4.3 Retroarch Cheats and Shaders no longer Updatable.:

@phoenixjedi it's disabled from the GUI. Shaders are installed by default. The download menus are trouble as incompatible with our system in general. Easy enough to grab the cheats. Assets are handled via RetroPie-Setup. Check configuration/tools menu

There are missing shaders.. like the single pass HQ shaders, the fxaa shaders, etc. As well, no idea where to grab the cheats. I just copied em from the downloaded ones from 4.2 though.