@dankcushions lol by a google result i had noticed the first thread you linked.

I have watched closely the three video and for absurd i don't see any problems :)
For example i have right now rewatch the "Stutter1" video... it's only about 9 seconds but where's the issue/trouble ?

Lol... My situation looks a little different......

I have a OT question... instead a using a camera put in front of my tv. It's possible for example catch the video stream from my pi4 for example registering a video on my pendrive (how i stored all my roms) ?
or anyway it is advisable to use the camera for a do a complete catch of my entire retrogame postation :)
Meanwhile, I also tried to make a request thread in that of reddit..... an user as suggest to me to check if i have the eeprom firmware updated but i thinks yes because i thinks this is updated when you make updates from retropie-setup and you choose to update OS componets right ?

@buzz I am using the right port (the normal output one), and it works fine, then all of the sudden it blanks out, unplugging and replugging seems to help.

@mitu said in Making sound back after december update broke Pixel Desktop:

sudo apt remove lxplug-volumepulse

Yes! Many thanks @mitu, my menu bar is back. You're fantastic!

@Thorr69 It depends on how they did it. If you use the Retropie script, you can update the Retropie portion up to 4.4 on Jessie Raspbian. Version 4.5 dropped Jessie support and you had to start fresh to upgrade to 4.5. If you attempt to upgrade the distro underneath, that is where the problems quickly come into play.