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gizmo98ParticipantPlease test something for me:
gizmo98ParticipantYou could help test the updated PS3 controller driver module. Update RetroPie-Setup and select “PS3 driver install”.
After installation you can plug in your controller every time. Pairing will be done automatically. No manual six pair and so on.
In emulationstation press F4 at least two times to reach command line.
type:
cd RetroPie-Setup
sudo git pull
sudo ./retropie_packages.sh ps3controllerOk. As written above your controller will be paired if there is a bluetooth dongle and a ps3 controller connected. It is necessary “atm” to run retroarchinput for every ps3 controller because sixad adds the mac address of every ps3 controller to the device name. Retroarch does not know these device names and VID/PID detection seems to be not broken. Had no time to evaluate why retroarch does not use given VID/PIDs.
sudo ./retropie_packages.sh retroarchinput
After reboot your controller should always connect.
gizmo98ParticipantIf you start a game press “x” or “m” and select a new default emulator. It is no longer necessary to modify es_system.cfg.
gizmo98ParticipantAudio fix is coming soon…
gizmo98ParticipantConfirmed. A fix is already there. I have seen the audio fix. The source code needs some documented modifications.
gizmo98ParticipantIs the MEGA link the official download? If possible i would like a official sourceforge or github repo with author name and so on.
gizmo98ParticipantOk. I have fixed the “startup problem”. Audio, controller mapping and speed is still a mess. Hopefully the fix will be merged today.
https://github.com/retropie/RetroPie-Setup/pull/786One warning!
You can only close reicast with “ctrl+c”.gizmo98ParticipantHi herbfargus!
./data is the right folder. If i put dc_boot.bin and dc_flash.bin in data reicast starts up. Runs only from command line atm. Sorry.
https://github.com/retropie/RetroPie-Setup/commit/c26d050d52891b87ff6bc05387c1d5d70a6c46cd04/04/2015 at 09:51 in reply to: Limelight (Geforce Gamestream) streaming for Retropie -installer #93730gizmo98ParticipantNice!
04/03/2015 at 20:41 in reply to: Limelight (Geforce Gamestream) streaming for Retropie -installer #93658gizmo98ParticipantLooks really good! I have no PC with steam and a geforce atm, so i cannot test. Do you mind if i make a retropie module of your script?
gizmo98ParticipantLooks really cool!
gizmo98ParticipantDon’t expect to much. I tried to run gex and it was really slow.
gizmo98ParticipantThere are three x/m options in 3.0:
Lr-mupen64plus (libretro)
Mupen64plus-gles2rice
Mupen64plus-gles2n64gizmo98ParticipantPress “x” or “m” if you start a gba game and select lr-gpsp as your new default gba emulator.
gizmo98ParticipantThere are even more current articles.
English:
http://www.raspberrypi.org/magpi/issues/31/
http://www.element14.com/community/community/raspberry-pi/raspberrypi2/blog/2015/03/13/raspberry-pi-2-retropie-game-emulatorGerman:
http://de.ign.com/raspberry-pi-2/104319/feature/eine-retro-konsole-im-eigenbau-mit-dem-raspberry-p
http://www.golem.de/news/raspberry-pi-2-die-feierabend-maschine-1502-112365-2.html
http://www.pcwelt.de/ratgeber/Retro-Spielekonsole_im_Eigenbau_-_so_geht_s-Do-it-yourself-9010557.htmlgizmo98ParticipantOur old gba emulator is no libretrocore. Press F10 if you start a gba game and setup your controller there.
There is also a wiki page explaining everything:
https://github.com/retropie/RetroPie-Setup/wiki/Game-Boy-Advancegizmo98ParticipantTry to use hdparm. The command should be something like…
sudo hdparm -S 60 /dev/sdX
-S 60 => 5*60s = sleep after 300sIf you need a persistent modification open /etc/hdparm.conf and add something like spindown_time = 60. Google should give you more detailed information.
03/24/2015 at 18:06 in reply to: How do I stop Retropie from looking for some gamelist.xml files? #92483gizmo98ParticipantTry:
Close EmulationStation with F4 and type…
cd RetroPie-Setup
sudo ./retropie_packages.sh resetromdirsgizmo98Participantis zmachine using own sdl1/2 packages? We had some keyboard issues with mupen64plus and darkplaces because both packages used their own sdl libs.
gizmo98ParticipantAny reason set gpu ram to 128MB? If you have many roms with many pictures emulationstation will certainly get out of vram. The whole screen flickers like hell and you cannot use emulationstation anymore.
RPI2 has more than enough ram. There is no reason to decrease vram.
gizmo98ParticipantIf you need openelec + retroarch search for lakka. I don’t think there will be a retropie kodi integration. We use debian based distributions + emulationstation as a front end.
gizmo98ParticipantI’m not really certain starwing was as fast as the pocketsnes emulation. Pocketsnes runs really snappy but seems to be toooo fast. I can’t remember it ran so fast at all. snes9x-next seems to run slower but there is no audio crackling or input lag. Retroarch runs at decent 60fps. I really think snes9x-next resamples the real behavior of the original hardware.
gizmo98ParticipantYou have modified RetroPie-Setup in any way. Try:
sudo git stash
sudo git pull
sudo ./retropie-setup.shIt is also possible to clone RetroPie-Setup in any other directory with “git clone –depth=1 https://github.com/retropie/RetroPie-Setup.git”.
gizmo98ParticipantTry:
cd RetroPie-Setup sudo ./retropie_packages.sh hotkeysOption 3 should do the trick. RGUI opens if you press ESC. Select “Quit Retroarch” to close Retroarch.
Be aware if you plug in a controller with configured hotkeys it is necessary to press the input_enable_hotkey_btn (select) to enable keyboard hotkeys like exit (ESC) or RGUI (F1). Retroarch makes no difference between keyboard keys and joypad buttons.
gizmo98Participant@oldchocobo
There is a color palette core option.@all
RetroPie-Setup script was massively overhauled last week. I think we have reached a point of no return for retropie 2.6.0 images. It is necessary to do at least a binary update before you can do source based installations again. A binary update can overwrite all of your changes. So please think twice before you do a binary update. Always do a backup before you update.gizmo98ParticipantPlease stay patient. I try to compile the sources myself. The current PPSSPP repo is a pain in the arse. First problem: You definitely need to compile ffmpeg from source because some libs are missing in the raspbian package. This took some time to find out. Second problem: cmake will not solve all dependencies. It is necessary to manually tune the Makefile. Third problem: There are GLES errors if you compile with USE_GLES. A header file must be tuned. Fourth problem: There are more than one build options. There are build scripts. You can use cmake. There seems to be no preferred solution for rpi. Fifth problem: There are many guys telling it runs after they have fiddled around with some files. But no one actually tells what he has changed.
PPSSPP repo is actually not ready for rpi. If it would it shouldn’t be necessary to do the whole mess.
gizmo98ParticipantIf you need higher render resolutions edit /opt/retropie/config/n64/mupen64plus.cfg for video-gles2rice or /opt/retropie/config/n64/gles2n64.conf for video-gles2n64.
You could also update your mupen64plus binaries. The current gles2n64 plugin uses the current screen resolution.
gizmo98ParticipantIt’s even better than playing WoW, Diablo3 or Skyrim. You get some linux knowledge and hopefully you can use it in real life. Updating a working image is like playing Diablo3 HC or lottery. If update fails all your time (and money) is wasted. ;-)
Rule number 1. Never change a running system. Rule number 2. Do a backup.
gizmo98ParticipantAll of them are enabled. There are only rice settings for Conker, MK64, Zelda and some other games at the moment because i tried to modify gles2n64 at the meantime. gles2n64 runs a little bit better now. MK64 splitscreen is working and you can use 1080p screen resolution with the right aspect ratio.
gizmo98ParticipantTake a look under /opt/retropie/emulators/retroarch/configs. There are some ps3 config files you can modify.
gizmo98ParticipantIn your rom directory.
gizmo98ParticipantPlease also test fullscreen on and stretch on. I need to know if the use screen resolution or keep aspect ratio function is broken.
gizmo98ParticipantDon’t know. Can you tell me your screen resolution? You could also disable fullscreen and enable stretch under /opt/retropie/configs/n64/gles2n64.cfg.
gizmo98ParticipantIs your RetroPie-Setup script up to date?
gizmo98ParticipantI don’t know but suggest device.
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