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  • 10/12/2013 at 22:07 in reply to: Super Famicom Case Mod #2921
    kitchuk
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    Nice project Alex! You got the ports fitting perfectly and you would never guess there’s a pi in there. Out of interest what snes emu are you using? Also did you stick with 480p or not? The cropped picture annoyed me too much so I stick with a resolution of 720p using Pisnes.

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    10/12/2013 at 15:15 in reply to: Sonic RetroPie #2919
    kitchuk
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    Foob, could you possibly do this splash screen in a 720p resolution? I would be extremely grateful. I have my pi set to 720p and this one is slightly pixilated as it’s being stretched.

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    10/11/2013 at 23:41 in reply to: Sonic RetroPie #2915
    kitchuk
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    Can’t see the corrected one. Did it upload correctly?

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    10/11/2013 at 19:32 in reply to: Sonic RetroPie #2912
    kitchuk
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    This looks amazing! Extremely well done artwork! I’ll be using this for sure.

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    10/11/2013 at 09:16 in reply to: How to reduce lag dramatically #2908
    kitchuk
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    Does anyone have a fix for this annoyance?

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    10/06/2013 at 16:17 in reply to: How to reduce lag dramatically #2882
    kitchuk
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    Yeah it does make emulators run better but I noticed when output is at 480p there is about 5% cut off on the screen. It’s as if the image being displayed is zoomed in ever so slightly. It still does this after I tried changing the aspect ratio on the TV settings. Did you notice this? Try loading up Legend of Zelda: Links Awakening for Gameboy and you can notice away when you start playing the game.

    10/03/2013 at 23:23 in reply to: Change Dgen to Picodrive in RetroPie image 1.7 #2861
    kitchuk
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    I’m still having the problem with Golden Axe 2 after trying different rom versions. Can someone try this game to see if they have the same problem? I noticed that other role on using standalone binary of picodrive don’t encounter this problem.

    10/01/2013 at 10:01 in reply to: Change Dgen to Picodrive in RetroPie image 1.7 #2850
    kitchuk
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    Has anyone tried Golden Axe 2 with Picodrive? It goes to a black screen and you can hear some garbles static. Eventually it does load but takes a while. In the command line after exiting ES it mentions something about the m68k renderer. Anyone else had this problem? Not sure if I have a bad isntall or something.

    All other roms seems to be fine its jus this game. I’ll try using other roms versions.

    10/01/2013 at 09:22 in reply to: Showing MAME game titles (not ROM names) #2849
    kitchuk
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    When you were editing the xml through sftp did you make sure emulation station was shutdown by pressing f4 and on the command line screen? I noticed that if you don’t shutdown from es then it overwrites the xml and erases any changes.

    09/29/2013 at 15:56 in reply to: green stripes #2847
    kitchuk
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    Strange! I used to get is sometimes on my actual NES when I was a kid. It used to be due to dust or dirt on the metal contacts of the cartridge. Have you tried using a different hdmi cable? Does this only happens in roms and not on emulation station?

    09/29/2013 at 15:51 in reply to: Showing MAME game titles (not ROM names) #2846
    kitchuk
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    Hi there, to show actual names you are probably going to need a xml file after a es scrape (boxart) that will alow you to manually name the roms. Go into the retropie setup script and perform a manual scrape on the mame folder. Once this has done you can edit the xml file to change the names.

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