It looks like you need to find an Atari XEGS logo in .svg format to replace the one in the theme folder you copied (logo.svg).

@mitu I apologize for my lack of knowledge on this one. This must have happened when I loaded and compiled the MESS group of emulators, or when I added the Singe extension to Daphne.

At least now I know what's been causing me all the headaches. I didn't know there would be a difference in the two. The goal was to get as many emus working on my system...but obviously that created a small snafu I wasn't aware of.

So fixing this... I'll go through the RetroPie Setup repository and hopefully get back on track.

Thanks again for your help. Wow... I guess I really need to be more careful when I play around with all these fantastic emulators.

UPDATE: all is working great. I'm on the right repository, DosBox-Staging 77.1 is loaded and all is good. This can be closed.

@mitu That worked perfectly - thanks!!

@drdave79 For a minute I thought you were trying to extract a Naomi/Atomiswave rom and ended up with files in that naming scheme. Whoops! Glad you could figure it out.

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@mitu
I can delete files from my PC, but they re-appear when i mount it again. So broken SD card.

Thanks for the help. I would never thought of that.

@mitu said in TI99 Scraping problem:

It looks like ti99 is not a supported platform for the EmulationStation's scraper. It needs to be added in order for the scraping to work - so for now you can use Skyscraper or another external scraper for the TI99.

Thank you very much. This worked perfectly.

Thanx @Fiddla01 Fiddla01 for the new threat that brought us a solution.

@mitu that saves me a lot of sleep.

Not perfekt but a way i can live with it

I fixed it, but it is very weird. I connected it to another monitor, standard office FHD, 60Hz monitor and it now works (only on that monitor), it also works on out TV, which is 4K, 120Hz. I don't really understand, what's going on, that it doesn't work especially on my monitor (1440p, 165Hz).
Pls devs, fix it =)

@mitu Gotcha. Thanks so much.

Looks like a bad video cable.

@jimmyfromthebay ,

They are different sizes:

pi@retropie:~/RetroPie/roms/atari5200 $ ls -lhart *Dig* -rw-r--r-- 1 pi pi 16K Jul 13 21:52 'Dig Dug (1983) (Atari).a52' -rw-r--r-- 1 pi pi 17K Jul 13 21:53 'Dig Dug c (1983) (Atari).a52'

@dankcushions I may try another SD if I need to rewrite the image. I just purchased a new Sandisk extreme from a Best Buy last week. The one I’m using currently I bought from someone, so it’s possible it’s a fake, idk at this point.

@mitu said in Player 2 binds in Retroarch 4.7.1:

It's a common issue with 2player USB encoders when P1 is wired differently than P2.

Maybe this should be stickied. "Super Metroid has a 'run' button, and your 2-player arcade controls must be wired identically." Might save a lot of posts.