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    iBuffalo USB Controller Works in Menus not in Games

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      amoreau13
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      Trying to setup a new iBuffalo USB 8 button controller. Runs through the standard emulation station setup just fine. I've also successfully used JSTEST to test out the controller and it passes the test. When I get into games the start button doesn't work so you cannot start a game and cannot exit a game. When loading the game I get the little yellow message and it says the controller is not configured. I've scoured the web for answers and haven't come up with anything.

      I'm using a Raspberry Pi3 and the latest version of Retropie. I have a Logitech F310 controller that works just fine with the system. No issues at all with the start button.

      Any suggestions as to what I can try? I've tried reprogramming the controller several times using emulation station.

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        rbaker @amoreau13
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        @amoreau13 I have one and it works. You really need to say what emulators and games you are experiencing this with as per the link along the top.

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          amoreau13 @amoreau13
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          @amoreau13 said in iBuffalo USB Controller Works in Menus not in Games:

          Trying to setup a new iBuffalo USB 8 button controller. Runs through the standard emulation station setup just fine. I've also successfully used JSTEST to test out the controller and it passes the test. When I get into games the start button doesn't work so you cannot start a game and cannot exit a game. When loading the game I get the little yellow message and it says the controller is not configured. I've scoured the web for answers and haven't come up with anything.

          I'm using a Raspberry Pi3 and the latest version of Retropie. I have a Logitech F310 controller that works just fine with the system. No issues at all with the start button.

          Any suggestions as to what I can try? I've tried reprogramming the controller several times using emulation station.

          Adding some info to request:

          1. Raspberry Pi 3
          2. Retropie 4.1 downloaded from Retropie web site
          3. Experiencing controller issue with stock emulators in Retropie - Sega Genesis games and NES games tested so far - select and start buttons do not work.
          4. Used JSTEST to make sure I had the button numbers correct on the controller in the config file.
          5. Controller is iBuffalo USB SNES controller

          @amoreau13 said in iBuffalo USB Controller Works in Menus not in Games:

          Trying to setup a new iBuffalo USB 8 button controller. Runs through the standard emulation station setup just fine. I've also successfully used JSTEST to test out the controller and it passes the test. When I get into games the start button doesn't work so you cannot start a game and cannot exit a game. When loading the game I get the little yellow message and it says the controller is not configured. I've scoured the web for answers and haven't come up with anything.

          I'm using a Raspberry Pi3 and the latest version of Retropie. I have a Logitech F310 controller that works just fine with the system. No issues at all with the start button.

          Any suggestions as to what I can try? I've tried reprogramming the controller several times using emulation station.

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