@sleve_mcdichael Awesome! Thanks a lot!

A fix for this issue has been added to RetroPie-Setup, making the splashscreen work on any HDMI connected port on the current/old Buster release.

@RapidEdwin08
What happens if /splashscreen is missing under supplementary in the OS.

whel found it this is the solution (found it on yourtube)

@fdr4prez

Great thanks for the help, I'll get to it

@sdepace said in games splash screen disable:

I was playing with some of the options and I accidentally turned on a setting to play a games splash screen while it loads. Can anyone tell me where I can turn this off?

Maybe you enabled launch menu art ?

Secondly, on a prior install, I had an addon that would play a video preview of each game when hovered on the title. Can anyone tell me how to do this again? Presently a low resolution image shows that doesn't look very good.

If you have videos scraped for the games, the front-end can play them if the current theme supports them. There's no 'addons' that need to be installed.

There's nothing out-of-the-box for this, but you can use triggerhappy to map a gamepad button (or combo) to a command that will stop the video player (omxplayer).

@lukePi-0 two posts below yours:

@DjDiabolik said in Retroarch strange BAR appears when lauch a games after last recent commit....:

Anyway just to confirm........ i have set ""menu_show_load_content_animation" to false on my current retroarch.cfg and it's work. This info bar has turned off.

@mitu Thank you very much! It's all working now. I apologize, I totally missed the "But be aware that if "Launch Menu Art"..." part. Thanks again.

@mitu Yeah, the Splash screen and menu aren't a huge deal, so I don't mind too much, I just wish I could figure it out. At this point I'm hoping it's resolved with a future update.

@mxlothar by splash screen I assume you mean the title screen? I've always had issues with using controls on spectrum games. You'll need to go to retroarch menu (hotkey + X ) then go to inputs and change it to whatever suits the game. You'll be given a few options such as Kempston Joystick and Spectrum Keyboard etc. Try Kempston first then go back and see if anything works. One of the options should let you play with your controller. Good luck!

@mitu Sorry for the late reply. I messed around with my TV screen settings and fixed it that way. Thank you again for your support!

@hsus I doubt it, and why update if everything works as you would like? I haven’t updated my builds in a year or so. Too afraid some game (especially arcade) may just stop working.

There's an overview of the audio settings which should be used with the Pi's on-board sound in this sticky. It's probably related to incorrect settings - see 1., once you have the correct audio settings, the message should disappear. it might be related to 1. Is the audio played directly by your TV or is it routed to the home cinema ? Any messages logged in /dev/shm/runcommand.log ? Are you using Steamlink over WiFi or wired ? What's the resolution of your display ?

@huhogany Hi. where do i even find that line /opt/retropie....etc, etc? I am so lost and confused. Do I look for it on pc or use the pi4 gui screen? i have no idea where to find this. Is it a command line?

UPDATE: I got it to work. What I did...

Updated post fixes in vman 512 image... reboot
options
system tools
audio settings
set audio output to headphones

You've posted your topic yesterday and you've bumped it twice - it's rude and it's bad forum etiquette, please don't do that.

correction:

File "/home/pi/RetroPie/splashscreens/video/pistation.mp4" not found.

not sure why a "space" appeared the initial log dump

@thesterninator a usb flash drive should not cause power issues. And seriously start fresh. It will teach you how the whole RetroPie system works.