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    Runcommand videomode not set for lr-puae

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      pi2user
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      Pi Model or other hardware: 4 2Gb
      Power Supply used: official
      RetroPie Version Used 4.7.1
      Built From: manual install on raspbian
      USB Devices connected: 64Gb usb flash drive
      Controller used: sixaxis
      Error messages received: none
      Verbose log : none
      Guide used: none
      File: /opt/retropie/configs/videomodes.cfg
      Emulator: lr-puae
      Attachment of config files: none
      How to replicate the problem: attempt to set a videomode for lr-puae

      I just installed retropie today on a Pi 4. Setting any videomode through runcommand for lr-puae doesn't work. The setting is ignored. lr-puae always starts in the default video mode (1080p@60 in my case).
      Setting videomodes for other emulators, e.g. lr-fuse does work.

      Here is the contents of my videomodes.cfg

      pi@retropie:/opt/retropie/configs/all $ cat videomodes.cfg
      lr-yabause = "87-15"
      lr-fuse = "87-6"
      lr-puae = "87-6"

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        mitu Global Moderator
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        Do you have any core overrides for lr-puae that might include the video modes ? Or did you use 'Save Configuration' from the RetroArch menu ?
        Run lr-puae with verbose logging enabled, then post the log file on pastebin.com and provide the link.

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          pi2user @mitu
          last edited by

          @mitu Thanks for the help - you're right I did have a settings override for the core, and I had no idea those settings contained the screen mode as well.
          So I had to delete the settings override file for the core, then set my screenmode in runcommand, then save my settings override again. All working now.

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