@hackedmacbook111 This is a RetroPie forum, not a macOS forum. Besides, RetroPie is not responsible for developing the emulators, it just packages and configures existing emulators. If you want to run emulators on your macOS, then use the macOS versions of those emulators.

@Rancid84 said in Pi 3 b to Pi 4 b:

I just bought a R4 and have an img from R3 downloaded from arcade punks. Are the previous comments still accurate to use this IMG from R3 over my R4?

Third party images are not supported. Do so at your own risk.

Hi @Malixx, any update on when you are releasing this? I sooo badly want to make this theme my default, amazing work!

In order for the Switch to be running on any single boards computer you would have to wait for a Pi 10 to have the actual CPU and GPU power to run the games or spend almost 400$ for the nvidia jetson tx2.

@soraroxas please fill out https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first

Do you maybe have the micro-USB connector attached to the Raspberry Pi or the PowerBlock? It needs to be attached to the PowerBlock. Could you send me a photo of your hardware setup?

Can you tell me which version of RetroPie and which version of the Raspberry Pi you are using? I could try to reproduce the issue at my site.

I believe I have figured it out, although I'll see how everything acts for the next few days.

I did have to use a separate bluetooth controller for each switch pro controller. I did everything using bluetoothctl. I left scan on both bt controllers, discovery off, and agent to NoInputNoOutput. I then connected one switch pro to each bluetooth controller and trusted the switch pro controller. Seems like I can now turn off a controller and turn it back on and it will connect automatically, nothing manual required.

I can't figure out the analog sticks with two controllers. I saw a post about using xboxdrv and a udev rule and a systemd service file, I tried that, but only one controller was being recognized as a "Switch Pro Controller", the other still only recognized as a "Pro Controller" (so no analog up or right). Also, for some reason when I had all of this enabled and I would try to configure the inputs on a switch pro controller it would say that 5 gamepads were detected. Couldn't get anything to actually work in a game either, only in emulationstation. Once I uninstalled xboxdrv and deleted the udev rule and systemd service file and restarted retropie then worked correctly, only seeing 2 gamepads and they work in games.

Maybe one day the analog sticks will just werk without messin around with it. Until then I just won't be playing n64, which I guess doesn't work all that well anyway

What's the switch' part number? Where did you get it from? Maybe a little research can show how the switch LED is connected internally.
When you mentioned LED, is that the LED connected to the Contolblock or the LED on the switch?

Hi there, I really like your theme, however my stars are not filling according to ratings in the metadata - any ideas how to fix this? Also the game description's last line gets cropped by the ratings container, perhaps make the stars a bit smaller? Thanks!

https://github.com/KintaroCo/KintaroSnes

Wooo. 313 view.

Thanks :)

It seems that tvservice -s outputs the info to egrep so I simply addedthe following lines to rc.local before exit 0

if (/usr/bin/tvservice -s | /bin/egrep 'HDMI|DVI') ; then /home/pi/hdmi else /home/pi/rca fi

Simple and neat!

@phanhuyen unfortunately the new version doesn't run well. Since we install the Debian packages, it's possible the Stretch one doesn't also if it's been updated. New version on SDL2 uses opengl afair from my testing and is slow without.

@Lurker thank you for this detail, also super helpful for me. I am considering doing the same thing but using this switch (Pilot Automotive PL-SW26 Performance Toggle Switch with Red Safety Cover https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000GTMUUI/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_6uZQDbMXHJDGD). I don’t have any electrical experience - can I ask you what the difference would be here given this only has 2 connectors vs the 3 in the other switch?

@alturis I think @johnny5126 means a power strip with one "master" socket and a number of "slave" sockets. If the device connected to the master socket draws power, the slave sockets will be powered by the strip automatically.

Here are some handy links found

https://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=25933 https://raspberrypi.stackexchange.com/questions/46153/detect-hdmi-and-start-gui/46158#46158 (the guide from the Raspberry Pi site) https://www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/configuration/config-txt/video.md

You can start playing with the command and see if you can switch manually between resolutions, on the fly. If this works, then you can incorporate it in a script to be run at boot.

Does it work too ?
if i am using two Pro Controller as in Player 1 and Player 2

Where did they mention Virtual Console? Last I checked, recently, there was no mention of VC on the Switch.

Edit: Nevermind. I found it!