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    A little performance trouble

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      djdummy
      last edited by

      Hi, I am using Retropie 4.4 with emulestation to run MAME roms on a Raspberry Pi 3B, Power supply: 3A , no USB interfaces, Dragonrise controller and no error messages.

      I have done a clear installation of Retropie (Pre made SD Image on RetroPie website) and I have done a Scrapping with ScreenScrapper tool.

      I can preview the videos or the images of the rooms without any problem, all is correct.
      But the little problem is that I can´t see the image (splash screen) of the rom when I push to load up the game.

      The directory of the images is in the roms folder, but the runcommand script is not capable to find the images.
      I have try to copy the images to the "download_images" directory, but it don´t work.

      • I want to change the route to help runcommand to find the correct position of the images, but I don´t find the config_file to do that.

      • Or the other way is to copy the images to the correct directory, but I don´t know which is it.

      Thanks very much.

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      • mituM
        mitu Global Moderator
        last edited by mitu

        Have you configured Runcommand to enable the splash images ? The option is Launch menu art in the configuration.

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          djdummy
          last edited by

          Yes, it is activated

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          • mituM
            mitu Global Moderator
            last edited by

            Runcommand looks for an image in

            • $SYSTEM/images/$romname-image.ext
            • $HOME/.emulationstation/downloaded_images/$SYSTEM/$romname-image.ext

            where ext can be one of .jpg or .png.

            If you make sure the path corresponds to one of the above, the splash image will be found.

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              djdummy
              last edited by

              The second option don´t works, I have try it. I will try the second one.
              I´ll tell you tomorrow.

              Thanks for your help!

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                djdummy
                last edited by

                I have try these:
                -$SYSTEM/images/$romname-image.ext
                -$SYSTEM/images/media/$romname-image.ext
                -$SYSTEM/images/media/images/$romname-image.ext
                -$SYSTEM/$romname-image.ext
                and:
                -$HOME/.emulationstation/downloaded_images/$SYSTEM/$romname-image.ext
                -$HOME/.emulationstation/downloaded_images/$SYSTEM/media/$romname-image.ext
                -$HOME/.emulationstation/downloaded_images/$SYSTEM/media/images/$romname-image.ext
                -$HOME/.emulationstation/downloaded_images/$SYSTEM/images/$romname-image.ext
                But the problem continues.

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                • mituM
                  mitu Global Moderator @djdummy
                  last edited by

                  @djdummy You're supposed to replace .ext with .png or .jpg, depending on what kind of image you have. Did you put .ext as file extension ?

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                    djdummy
                    last edited by

                    yes, for example:

                    \RETROPIE\configs\all\emulationstation\downloaded_images\mame-mame4all\astrof2.jpg
                    or the other variants

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                    • mituM
                      mitu Global Moderator @djdummy
                      last edited by

                      @djdummy said in A little performance trouble:

                      \RETROPIE\configs\all\emulationstation\downloaded_images\mame-mame4all\astrof2.jpg

                      It should be

                      \RETROPIE\configs\all\emulationstation\downloaded_images\mame-mame4all\astrof2-image.jpg

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                        djdummy
                        last edited by

                        You are right! It works.
                        Now I have to duplicate and rename the scraped favorite roms.

                        Thanks for support!

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