Tagged: configuration, controller, emulator, retroarch
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First off, I’m running a Raspberry Pi Model B at 900mhz (I want to be safe, now!)
Questions:
- What are the preferred emulators(performance) for SNES, Genesis, MAME, and NES? - How can I configure it so that it loads a Controller's configuration, no matter what port it is in? (AKA a Controller that can go into either port and still work perfectly) - Any idea how to change volume (software) while emulating? (not a big deal, but would be great to know) - Should I make the switch to 3.0 just yet? (I'm one for experimentation, but I generally want an idea for how it's been for everyone else) - How can I change the list of options for RetroArch? (Hiding a few options/ changing their wording)
Thank you for looking at these questions, this is truly a great setup.
From one noob to another:
– What are the preferred emulators(performance) for SNES, Genesis, MAME, and NES?
I’m running off the 3.0 image and so far all the default emulators (retroarch) runs these just fine, although I haven’t loaded up MAME yet.– How can I configure it so that it loads a Controller’s configuration, no matter what port it is in? (AKA a Controller that can go into either port and still work perfectly)
The 3.0 has a retropie menu with a controller setup script. Running through this sets the retroarch file and has worked for me on wireless xbox 360 controllers, up to 4– Any idea how to change volume (software) while emulating? (not a big deal, but would be great to know)
I saw options to set keys for this in the mupen n64 cfg file. If you have a key combo you want to set it to, you can search for how to edit the cfg file to add those key commands.– Should I make the switch to 3.0 just yet? (I’m one for experimentation, but I generally want an idea for how it’s been for everyone else)
I like the simplified file structure and the retropie menu in emulation station. It all makes more sense to me while I’m poking around.Hope that helps a little
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