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InsecureSpike
Participantah, just thought you wanted to delete folder/files
InsecureSpike
Participantplug the card into yer pc/mac navigate to the desired folders and delete, then put it back in yer pi
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Participantis there anyway to apply scanlines via an overlay to the other systems, that do not get changed automatically, when selecting one of the presets in the Video Manager Tool?
or would i have to manually edit and use shaders?
thanks
InsecureSpike
Participantyup correct
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Participanthi Floob, how can i find the current version number of your Video Manager
thanksjust found it here.
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Participantawesome! thank you
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Participantplease forgive my foolishness, how can i use the settings above?
thanks
InsecureSpike
Participantdo you have a full bios set?
https://github.com/RetroPie/RetroPie-Setup/wiki/FinalBurn-Alpha
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Participantalso those rom sets & bios are very easily available!
InsecureSpike
Participantor try these!!
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Participantmediafire is good
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Participantawesome! thanks ill try tomorro
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Participanti can’t seem to post anything with links….
found some info on the libretto forums
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ParticipantI’ve just found a dedicated rom set, with naming like mame has, all are .7z zipped
they don’t work as .7z even with that added to the es_systems.cfg
nor do they work as .zip…
the files are numbered as labelwhore said earlier
ok, when I wake up I’m gonna rebuild this rom set I’ve found, using that day file as I’ve found a Mac version of that rom manager
InsecureSpike
Participant@, labelwhore & herbfargus,
ok, i have an idea, but i have a MAC and can’t go any further than just the idea, i’m thinking a PC is needed to further our progression…..
i think we use the .dat file to convert a set of colecovision roms, like we do with mame roms, do we think this could be possible?
InsecureSpike
Participantawesome, I’ll get that and give it a go,
I think I have nearly a full set of Colecovision romsInsecureSpike
Participantoh, I only have 3 bios files in my bios zip!
I need to find a new set thenInsecureSpike
Participantok, got BIOs in both folders, zipped & unzipped.
now it looks like its trying to start, (that coloured line flashes up) but then back to emulation station,
i looked at the runcommand.log and theres nothing in thereInsecureSpike
Participantactually i was getting mixed up with Oric roms, but still gonna test
InsecureSpike
Participantyeah I have some roms that are like that I’ll try later…. bios go in the usual bios folder?
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Participantor for Mac, FileZilla or CyberDuck
InsecureSpike
Participantyup got it working on Jessie, thanks fella!
InsecureSpike
Participantnice work fella
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Participantfancy posting links?
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Participantnot sure, not home right now, can’t you adjust them manually via the app?
InsecureSpike
Participanttry FileZilla, it’s very fast via Mac, shouldn’t be too different
InsecureSpike
Participantyour welcome fella, glad ya got it all sorted!
InsecureSpike
Participantyup, you got it fella
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Participantyup, that’s it, fella
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Participantdf -h
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Participantquite possible, mate
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Participantno mate usb’s auto mount, in RetroPie
InsecureSpike
Participantbut, if your other roms are showing up fine then there may be another reason, maybe something simple, maybe….
uppercase or lowercase text?
InsecureSpike
ParticipantI’d like just to point out, I’m not saying this is the way this should be done, this is the way I have done it & it works well for me
ok, here goes,
firstly I edited /boot/config.txt on a fresh RetroPie image.
sudo nano /boot/config.txt
adding right at the bottom
max_usb_current=1
next I format the drive to ext4 via a spare rPi running Raspbian, using gparted
sudo apt-get install gparted
next boot the RetroPie image I prepared earlier, with the drive in.
once set up RetroPie, I set permissions on the drive with, this will allow to add files as & when needed via ftpsudo chown -R pi:pi /media/usb0
now I don’t use any uuid’s as I don’t plan on using any other drives, (I use a 128gb USB drive)
then i can create folders & add roms…
then edit the es_systems.cfg
pointing directories to
/media/usb0/
InsecureSpike
Participantwell I used to run my system from my USB, but now I’ve changed my setup to using USB only for roms and sd for system files,
ok here’s what I did and all works perfect,
since you’ve done a lot of work already I’d suggest trying this as your addressing your es_systems.cfg
/media/usb0/PSX
if no good I’ll go through my step by step set up
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