@johnny5126 What was the complete scraper command you used?

rescrapped all with Screenscraper instead of Arcadeitalia
Switched on OMX
eveything ok except some mame which I re encoded.

thanks everybody.

@pjft said in Bug (solved): OMXPlayer on Stretch-based builds stutters on composite:

Does running standalone omx player result in the same stuttering?

Absolutely! And yes, this issue remains unsolved.

@rocco42 we don't really offer support here for other images as we don't possibly know versions or conflicting software that may be installed there.

That being said you will want to turn off OMX Player for that to happen, if that version supports it. Other issues will likely occur.

@darksavior Everything is possible, but strangely is, nobody else experienced this. I wonder, if i use an older backup image where it occured, if it still occures. I may test it someday and if I do, i will report here. Until then, I run around with a big question mark above my head.

Oh thats nice, thank you. This will come handy for sure.

Sorry, there's a typo in the last comment. Use this command instead:

for %a in ("*.mp4") do ffmpeg -i "%a" -c:v libx264 -preset fast -crf 23 -vf scale=320:240 -c:aa aac -b:a 80k -r 30 "converted\%~na.mp4"

@aardvark Yeah that really depends on the number of games you have. So that is hard to nail down until you actually have everything scraped. Each video is a different size. For example an Atari 2600 games snap that is 30 seconds long will be much smaller than say a PSX games of 30 seconds. The videos that are scraped and converted for the pi are 30fps @ 320x240 4:3 aspect. Great for the pi and they are smaller size too! (the vidsnaps can be 640x480 @ 60fps 4:3 the pi can handle them..but the converted ones work much better!)

Honestly a one terabyte hard drive will get you most of everything the pi can handle. However a 128gb micro sd card is "perfect" and a 256gb should be more than enough..unless you want to run a LOT of psx games. (This does not include PC-ish games.) My system with games, videos and snaps fit on a 64gb card happily (and that includes daphne). Note though that i pulled out alot of arcade games (clones/mature/mahjong).

@dankcushions Fake news.

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Anyone?

@linktaylor This is a limitation of the omxplayer - it will display above everything else.

@FlyingTomahawk you're my hero, it works like a charm !

A big big thanks to you \o/

@mediamogul

I redid the setup of kodi as a standalone system per (https://github.com/retropie/retropie-setup/wiki/KODI) again and that worked!

thanks for your help!

usually i use VLC or OMX

@Used2BeRX said in Best way to update marquee, video and other tags in your gamelist.xml:

@darknior Nah. There's no clones in the Rx1.0 set. It's completely clone free.

I already talked to Gilles and reclined the offer to work with you guys because you were removing a lot of games. I already knew we were working on two completely different projects.

I was just letting you know that you should wait to make your gamelist.xml files until we get the program done. Otherwise you're wasting a lot of time making those by hand.

Thanks but no, with Universal XML Scraper it is very fast to make an gamelist.xml
Some Regex to add all Xtra and it is done.
The long task was to found all the stuff in Full HD for our RVGM project :(
We have it from xBox but it is long to work on it ... UXMLScraper have some (not all) bad stuff too ...

Can you upload it or link me to a different location? Mega doesn't seem to be working for me in any browser :/

@herb_fargus I found that relying on sleep to properly time a 30 second video was getting mixed results so I modified your script a little to crop the video afterward for a more uniform recording length.

It requires that you install ffmpeg beforehand though.

#!/usr/bin/env bash system="$1" emulator="$2" rompath="$3" launch="$4" rom_file="${rompath##*/}" rom="${rom_file%.*}" mediadir="$HOME/RetroPie/roms/$system/images" tmpfile="/tmp/$rom-video.mkv" videofile="$mediadir/$rom-video.mkv" # Create videos folder in system's rom folder if [[ ! -d "$mediadir" ]]; then mkdir -p "$mediadir" dialog --msgbox "$mediadir created!" 20 60 >/dev/tty fi # Launch to record gameplay on RetroArch Systems. if [[ "$launch" =~ retroarch ]]; then eval "$launch" "--record \"$tmpfile\"" & sleep 120 killall retroarch # Crop video to 30 seconds eval "ffmpeg -y -t 30" "-i \"$tmpfile\"" "-acodec copy \"$videofile\"" & exit 1 else dialog --msgbox "Video recording is not supported for this system" 20 60 >/dev/tty fi