@zerojay that's a cool idea, I hadn't thought of that angle.

I'm focused on making a single script that does everything i need and adding support for several of the more popular themes.

@jell rarely if ever will this improve performance or latency. Provided you can even get it to work in the first place as retropie doesn't use x so vnc servers won't work anyways.

@mitu said in Streaming internet radio when browsing for games and on screensaver?:

@mtib So the command is correct, are you sure you're typing it right in the file ?

I just copied and pasted, it is the same command. Anyhow the radio script is disabling it. When I change the order it works nomarly.

Well, issue solved. It seems that moonlight was bringing full desktop streaming to rpi, giving those lags. It was too fast so i didn't noticed. Solved by using a .bat file on Windows to force autoplay and no gui:

@ECHO OFF "C:\Program Files (x86)\PCSX2 1.4.0\pcsx2.exe" "D:\Jogos\PS2\gta_vicecity_ps2.iso" --nogui --fullscreen

At the Geforce Experience Tool, click at configurations(little cog at upper right corner), SHIELD menu, Add(Adicionar, Brazilian Portuguese) and point to this bat file and you are good to go. In my case, i have just edited the pcsx2 gamestream entry.

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Now, games are running smooth.

If you are using NVIDIA Drivers and the NVIDIA Experience thingy you can use your pi as a NVIDIA Shield device and stream content from your pc. There is a working implementation for raspbian.

Moonlight: https://github.com/irtimmer/moonlight-embedded
You could read this for implementing into RetroPie: https://github.com/RetroPie/RetroPie-Setup/issues/1082

I guess limelight is something similar, but I don't reale know that

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Any thoughts? is there a debug log that i can upload? if so, how to find it? As said, installed successfully with above script, paired successfully with my win10 gamestream / gfe. can select “steam” from retropie and select resolution. but then after a few sec back to resolution screen.

your help hugely appreciated!!!

@trantornator If you are using a pre-setup retropie image, then all you have to do is click "Start" "Quit" and chose "Quit Emulationstation" ... done. You are now command line.
You do not need a desktop environment, like Pixel or anything like that to install moonlight or edit anything for Retropie.

Sorry. :(

Yeah i could, but why arent the nvidia GFE games lists showing like with android limelight/ moonlight?