@TPR Hey @TPR I am experiencing the same problem with my N64 roms. Did you end up fixing it? Thank you

@louiehummv Thank you so much for this. Still works today! Was having the same issue with my 8bitdo SNES30 controller. Interesting considering said controller does not have any analog sticks…

Hello Thatsnotmyname, apologies for slow reply.
I'm hoping you are sorted by now, but if not I have used a program called RGBCommander:

http://users.telenet.be/rgbcommander/

Mahuti, a user on the arcade controls has done a full guide to its installation and use.

http://forum.arcadecontrols.com/index.php/topic,153009.msg1613922.html?PHPSESSID=1h8ma5tb060mq3r3bl84r4rklt#msg1613922

Hope it goes ok for you

Yet another workaround:

The standard command with which pcsx is run in Retropie does not always work without errors. Replace it, using the following steps.

Edit /opt/retropie/configs/psx/emulators.cfg so that the command to launch pcsx-rearmed reads:

pcsx-rearmed = "/opt/retropie/emulators/pcsx-rearmed/pcsx -cdfile %ROM%"

A new (hidden) config dir will be created: /home/pi/.pcsx/. And a dir where you must place the the PSX BIOS (i.e. the file SCPH1001.BIN): /home/pi/bios/.

Redo the settings for pcsx. They will be saved in /home/pi/.pcsx/pcsx.cfg. Do NOT copy the file 'pcsx.cfg' from /opt/retropie/configs/psx/pcsx/! You can, however, copy other settings like save files from there.

When certain emulators crash then the command line on my Pi (running Raspbian 9 Stretch) is unresponsive. The Pi does, however, respond via ssh. But no matter what process I kill, the console on my television stays non-responsive. Anybody got some tips & hints?