Bug : cant change render resolution

wild snail

Hi, i have a raspi3B with latest 20 april version.
I play the PSX with rearmed, and have changed the resolitions a few times.
All the sudden i cant change or remove any setting.

When i go to retro-pi menu and change some thing, then i after that i am able to change the settings again when booting.
Can i solve or prevent this or is it a bug ?

thanks

mitu

Please add more info about your system, as detailed in https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first.

All the sudden i cant change or remove any setting.

Is this reproducible or is it something that happens at random ? Is any error shown when the problem happens ?

wild snail

Hi, i have no idea, it happens after a while.
When i change the retro-pie setup menu render resolution to something, then it is changable again.

When the bug occurs the whole menu works correct, only if i select another render resolution, or psx-rearmed render resolution, the changes wont apply ( the setting is still on 1920x1080 after press ok/apply ).
This bug is in the menu that launches after pressing 'A' when starting a game.

Note : i changed the resolution quite a few times.
The selection does not matters, it hanged on multiple selections.

When things work i play a few times, and the day later i cant change a thing.
Even with : clear selection for psx-rearmed, wont work.

wild snail

Pi Model or other hardware: 3B
Power Supply used: 5,2v switching
RetroPie Version Used : 20 april 2020 version
Built From: sd image from website
USB Devices connected: new 64 GB Kingston G3 with games and bios
Controller used: hori fighting commander ( PS4 mode )
Error messages received: none, everything looks valid only no change when should
File: PSX games ( any/all )
Emulator: PSX re-armed
Attachment of config files: dont have any
How to replicate the problem: will happen again for sure

mitu

I use the resolution change and the runcommand launch menu quite frequently, but haven't stumbled upon this issue (hanging or unable to change the resolution). Though these days I'm using a Pi4 more, which doesn't have the 'render resolution' option.

If you find a simple way to reliably reproduce, please add the necessary steps - if it's a bug, we'd be interested in fixing it.

quicksilver

Can you try resetting ownership for your ROMs? I believe there is an option for this in RetroPie setup menu. I seem to remember this coming up before and this being a possible solution.

wild snail

Hi, how can i do that ?

wild snail

The thing is i givin it to my uncle, and ordered a pi4.
I can go there to test, only not instant.

wild snail

I am a programmer myself,
i hate looking in someones code.
If i have to i will.

quicksilver

@wild-snail you don't need to look at any code, just go to the retropie-setup menu and there should be an option there under configuration I believe