@greenhawk84 to be clear they’re never going to fix dispmanx/omx support. these utilise features of the original closed source gpu firmware that they have replaced with an open, more standard linux solution. it’s not all bad news, though, as there’s typically an alternative solution (eg vlc rather than omx, but you may have to re-encode/replace your videos).

@mitu good point. So one can use rotation of 90 or 270 degrees BUT the width and height is not exchanged on my proposed setup. Thus my hint only works flawless for 180 degree screen rotate installations.

@Riverstorm No, just select HDMI and that's all. If you have any issues, post in the stickied topic.

@mrditchy
So here I am six months later pleased to report that I finally have got this screen working. Kedei have changed the download page to https://kedei.net/download.html On a separate computer I downloaded the driver as a zip file, which I copied to a USB drive. I then copied the file to /home/pi (in RetroPie) I then unzipped it. This gave me a new directory called LCD_driver. I then did a chmod -R 777 LCD_driver. Despite the page on ali saying do not use FBCP driver I used it with the ./LCD35_fbcp command. The screen now works. I hope this post helps anyone who is having difficulty with this screen.

@mitu OK sorry, i though there was something else to add, thanks! :)

Found all materials I need.

@philipmather ditto /opt/retropie-player1/e...s.../scripts/inputconfigurations.sh has hard coded rootdir.

Thanks for the answers and the suggestion of new theme. I will look into it.

I did, that's where I got suggested to change the integer scaling, that didn't change anything.

@kingfrankbob Your last post doesn't seem to fit to this topic. Wrong thread?

@sirhenrythe5th said in Game Screen Captures?:

I guess it will do what it is named for and save the picture to the rom-Folder, where you can pick it up and copy it to every Windows-, OS2- , -MacOS or even Solaris-System ;)

The screenshots are saved in /opt/retropie/configs/all/retroarch/screenshots. For convenience, I made a link at /home/pi/screenhots with this command:

ln -s /opt/retropie/configs/all/retroarch/screenshots /home/pi/screenhots

In Raspi-Config, Select Advanced, Overscan and then Disable. That should allow your GUI to extend to the edges of your screen. if it's still not to your liking you'll need to change the Overscan value in Config.txt in the /boot partition on your MicroSD card.

@simpleethat No worries mate thanks for your help.

It's good that this is documented so if it happens to somebody else they know how to fix it.

@Efriim Yep. I'll handle the rest of the research. You've done more than enough. Thanks bud

i found out how to fix the problem see- <removed>, but thanks anyways guys

@johny8 How did you determine that ? You claim is rather ridiculous. 'Sabotage' ?

@dankcushions These "mini" themes work perfect! I never thought of using 4:3 themes or were aware of them; it fixes the distortion problem and now everything's proportional, thank you :)