@goodfriendbob https://retropie.org.uk/docs/Creating-Your-Own-EmulationStation-Theme/

Sorry for reviving an old topic, but installing these drivers https://github.com/atar-axis/xpadneo worked for me. One thing to keep of note is when configuring the controller to make sure it matches what it says here for a Logitech Controller https://retropie.org.uk/docs/Logitech-Controller/#l2r2-top-triggers that L2 and R2 need to be +. After that select, and every other button, worked fine for me.

@w44dde your issue is pretty common, check your wires on the joystick. I bet you have the wires connected "upside down" on one of the joysticks. Simple fix should be just to switch the wires connected to the joystick for player 2.

@oz-jason-austin Please don't necro-post by bumping old topics. Open a separate topic and describe your problem, adding the info asked in https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first.

To add to this I was able to get it connected again. It worked and I tested a couple games. I restarted the Pi and it would not work. If I shut down the pi and turn it back on, then turn the controller back on it connects. If I go to config to setup Joypad order it only shows '4' xbox controllers even though only 1 is connected. I shut down a couple more times like normal and booted up and controller connected. Now I shut down and boot the system back up and controller does not connect. Just blinks. When it does connect it will show player 1.

@Vliro If you disable the xpad driver in RetroPie you get the kernel xpad driver, which is the same between RetroPie and Raspbian (RetroPie images are Raspbian).

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That would seem to indicate that it's not registering a joystick event at all, or at least not correctly. If that's the case, I don't think there's much that can be done. It's unfortunate, but third party console controllers are always in danger of limited compatibility outside of their own ecosystem.

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Not stupid ! I removed all clntrolers drivers, then reboot. And it now Works as expected !
Thanks

@herb_fargus said in Xbox Original Emulator.:

@mrbwa1 part of the lack of interest is there are relatively few exclusive Xbox games so most games can be played on a ps2 emulator

True. Most XBOX exclusives can be played on the Xbox 360 anyhow.

Also, I forgot to add that the original XBOX live is long dead, so anything playable is only for single player campaign or local multiplayer.

@herb_fargus said in Raspberry pi 3 and Xbox 360 controller:

Microsoft really should use a standardised protocol rather than their own proprietary stuff.

Apple's guilty of this all too often as well. Neither really likes to share with the rest of the class.

you will probably need a powered usb hub for the controller.

@mediamogul Thanks for the reply. Yes I tried remap the keys in emulation station. But when I play the keys arent what I mapped them.when I use a keyboard the keys are ok but I want to play with xbox controller.
Edit: I reintalled the retropie and now everything including the keys work ok. Thanks.