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  • in reply to: Rom List Duplicates #3586
    motorhead
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    Try CRC or manual scrapping… it’s faster than renaming all roms correctly.

    in reply to: Sound configuration #3583
    motorhead
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    Hi! With FX sounds I mean special effects, not Super FX games. It’s the music what has crappy sounds. SNES, NES, MAME and SEGA ones are perfectly running, but is FBA which has that strange noise.

    motorhead
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    Hi! Did you mean that you can see the duplicated files using ssh but you can’t delete them? If you can see the files, and you are logged in as root, you will be able to delete the files:

    :~$ sudo

    When connected write:

    :~$ sudo passwd

    Write the password that you want, exit ssh session and try connecting with:

    :~$ sudo

    You can try deleting files using cmd, but for managing files I recommend FileZilla, it’s easy to set up and free…

    If you can’t see the duplicated files, and if you scrapped the roms, try deleting gamelist.xml (make a backup first). If the games showed without this file are listed ok, there is a mistake in the file… I remember that if the directory listed on gamelist.xml was in uppercase like MAME, the games showed were not working. Try changing it to lowercase.

    in reply to: Sound configuration #3484
    motorhead
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    Yes, music has some strange noise, but FX seems to be working ok, and games run full speed…

    in reply to: Performance Issues with es-scraper #3481
    motorhead
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    Im using this one for manual scrapping:

    sudo python scraper.py -w 275 -m

    in reply to: Sound configuration #3476
    motorhead
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    Hi! This overclock settings are working like a charm! My Pi has heatsink now, but I installed it last week, the rest of time was working without it, without freezes and the games are working great! The only issue that I have it’s sound…

    If you use an standard overclock setting from raspi-config works?? Try using standard 1000Mhz configuration and if it works maybe overheating is not your problem.

    If it keeps freezing, try lower configs midifying core_freq=500 by hand, it makes the difference.

    in reply to: PSX emulator bios path #3444
    motorhead
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    Hi! Sorry, it was a mistake, it’s libretro.so you’re right. The error given from Pcsx_rearmed was in a 1.8, and that solved the issue. Few days ago I reinstalled a fresh 1.9.1 image and there was no signal from this error… there is no need to rename libretro.so now.

    in reply to: Performance Issues with es-scraper #3429
    motorhead
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    Sorry, it was my fault, it’s not working if I try to run it under Retropie-Setup, but it’s working fine using commands directly.

    Thanks!!

    in reply to: Performance Issues with es-scraper #3413
    motorhead
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    Hi! Still not working for me… I have same errors resizing images, scraping its crashing, and manual scraping seems to be broken too…

    in reply to: Power on by USB possible? #3401
    motorhead
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    Hi!

    I’m powering the raspberry from TV’s USB… It isn’t exactly what you are looking for but it’s working fine for me!

    in reply to: Emulationstation Display #3370
    motorhead
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    Hi!

    Are you powering the PI with USB from the TV? If yes, force HDMI output. When the TV powers the PI, and the HDMI from TV its not ready, PI starts without it.

    in reply to: USB HDD Issue #3316
    motorhead
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    It worked!!

    Now I can have all roms stored in the HDD, and emulators are working properly.

    Lot of thanks mate!

    in reply to: USB HDD Issue #3311
    motorhead
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    It has external power supply. Im fighting with usbmount, trying different versions with no luck…

    UPDATE: I finally find a version of usbmount that leaves emulators working fine, but the problem is that I cant automount the HDD. I can manually mount it with:

    sudo mount /dev/sda1 /media/almacen

    or with:

    sudo mount UUID=4CA0-D41E /media/Almacen

    Then I updated .fstab with this line:

    UUID=4CA0-D41E /media/Almacen vfat defaults 0 0

    But nothing happens using mount -a or rebooting, HDD is not mounted…

    Any help will be apreciated!

    in reply to: PSX emulator bios path #3295
    motorhead
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    Hi!

    I got it! I have psx games working! I think I had two different issues:

    First of all, You can choose a system directory editing this file:

    /etc/retroarch.cfg

    I choosed this one:

    /home/pi/RetroPie/BIOS

    And I put here my pcsx1001.bin file. Im trying to do the same with neogeo.bin for MAME…

    Next I saw that the error (The screen with the errors is ultra fast, but making a video with the phone will work) was that my libreto.so must be renamed to pcsx_rearmed_libreto.so, and thats all!!

    I hope this will help someone.

    in reply to: Sound configuration #3263
    motorhead
    Participant

    Hi!

    This overclock settings worked for me:

    arm_freq=1000
    gpu_mem=384
    avoid_safe_mode=1
    core_freq=500
    sdram_freq=500
    over_voltage=4
    force_turbo=0

    Sound on snes games its perfect now, and Mame runs great too!!

    in reply to: Performance Issues with es-scraper #3232
    motorhead
    Participant

    I changed them manually, it’s a good option if you don’t have a lot of new roms… waiting for a fix.

    Enviado desde mi GT-I9300 mediante Tapatalk

    motorhead
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    The systems showed are examples, if you want other, you must add rooms.

    Enviado desde mi GT-I9300 mediante Tapatalk

    motorhead
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    First of all… you added roms to other systems? Emulators without roms are not showed up. If yes, be sure to unzip roms if needed and put them at correct folder.

    Enviado desde mi GT-I9300 mediante Tapatalk

    in reply to: Performance Issues with es-scraper #3218
    motorhead
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    Same problem here, but I don’t have a ton of roms. The roms scrapped two or three weeks ago seems to have the image resized. But yesterday, before a binaries update, I re-scrapped some more roms and I found two issues:

    – Manual scrapping is not working for me, it was like auto scrapping… strange.
    – The new images added where huge.

    Problem with an update?

    in reply to: PSX emulator bios path #3202
    motorhead
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    I have the same problem too, but the first time that I tried to run a psx game it worked! told that it had no bios but the game worked… Now I can’t play any psx game…

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