Posts by 5schatten

Quote from duck7000

I agree.

Would you be so kind to do so? ( if you have the time of course)

I'll create a new thread for this if I find some time.

Quote from Marciano

5schatten i noticed in your latest build jou changed in ES the scraper.

I read somewhere that screenscraper is capable of scraping videosnaps.

Do i need to set this up in es conffig files or os this going automaticly if they are avaible?

Well yes no maybe. TheGamesDB updated it's API and dropped the legacy one so ES needed a reworked interface to scrape fanart. This does not automatically mean you can scrape more stuff. ES needs to pull all of those stuff otherwise use a thrid party tool.

Add ScreenScraper.fr as scraping source by cmitu · Pull Request #519 · RetroPie/EmulationStation · GitHub

New TheGamesDB API support for the scraper by acrummyidea · Pull Request #520 · RetroPie/EmulationStation · GitHub

Quote from ripp2003

Hi, I'm testing this release and...... WHOUAAAAAA it's so good :

-> Use it on rpi 3

-> My madcatz is recognized !! (think it's a part of kodi 18 but whatever, it's good)

-> Emulation for neogeo and snes works very well

So I'm gonna stay on your build : Thanks !!

For any future upgrade, I just need to put the image into UPDATE folder ?

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"Blame" Retroarch for out of the box madcatz support mad catz ,ltd. mad catz game controller.cfg

And yes just check the thread from time to time, download the new image, place it in your update folder and reboot. If anything else is needed I'll make some notes to the changelog.

Quote from Kupo91

No I dont use those addons. Here is the full zip file from 4 days ago. It actually should show how Im starting Retroarch and resolution changes automatically between 1080p and 2160p. Maybe it also shows that ES is shrinked to the corner and gets normal after some further tries. And it should also show that Retroarch on 2160p crashs if I start a game. However its already a few days ago and I dont know exactly what I tried to record. You dont have to look at it you can also wait until Im able to create a new logfile (I gave my NUC back for a few days).

As I said I don't use 4k screens but never experienced too small screens in ES. I've included a Quake2 client that had this behaviour too but only if it's not set to fullscreen.

Quote from Kupo91

No, I didnt use the config file of my AML box for the NUC. I just wrote down what video options on my AML box were turned on/off and tested them for my NUC. However I stucked in black screen when I started a game and wasnt able to reverse the settings. So I restored the config file of your build that I've saved straight after installation. However with the default settings Retroarch always closed if I started a game. And I noticed that the enabled fullscreen mode could be the reason for that. Because when I started Retroarch on your build for the first time it already didnt work. After some time it suddenly worked. I had no clue why. When I compared the settings from my AML box and the NUC I noticed that fullscreen mode on my NUC is disabled. I couldnt enable it in Retroarch for some reason so I changed it in the config file and then Retroarch didnt work anymore. By disabling it Retroarch started working again.

NUC =! ARM stuff... the x86 based systems come with xorg server so they rely on an windows system program while the arm build directly rencer the stuff to the framebuffer. So you can't excactly compare them unless they run the same system software.

Quote from Kupo91

Maybe the log files above can explain something.

Another question: I was thinking about giving my NUC back and spend 50 euros more for a small upgrade (NUC7PJYH with an Intel Pentium J5005 chip). However that probably wouldnt change much, would it? Because - I dont know if its up to date - I have read that pcsx2 and ppsspp dont support quad cores.

And a request: Yesterday I tried to backup my savegame from a wii game. However I noticed that it is a bit complicated since savegames and other user files like screenshots get stored in /var/share/dolphin-emu ... or was it /storage/.local/share/dolphin.. something like that, sorry cant check anymore. Anyways since its only accessable by using ssh I wondered if you could change that path somehow maybe to the config file folder or something like that. It was even better if I could change the savegame path to my sd card. I tried this command:

The J4005 was fine the J5005 has 4 cores 4 threads while the celeron has 2 cores / 4 threads. Both have a TDP of 10W so when they run hot I suspect the J5005 will throttle earlier. The thing is both are faster than any arm stuff but not as fast as an i3 or else. IMHO the J5005 is too expensive and won't let you run PCSX2 or Beetle-PSX too. If you really want to run all games then you've to buy a mini-itx system with a small i3 or AMD Ryzen 3 2200G, 4x 3.50GHz, boxed ab â¬Â 91,90 (2019) | Preisvergleich Geizhals Deutschland or Intel Pentium Gold G5400, 2x 3.70GHz, tray ab â¬Â 70,92 (2019) | Preisvergleich Geizhals Deutschland

For emulation your need high IPC & high clock frequencies. For high resolutions you'll need a "decent" IGP too but things get expensive then.

About the Dolphin dir -> I've changed to path so you can access & backup your data by copying the dolphin-emu dir in configfiles.

Quote from Kupo91

shown here but it didnt work. Putty said something like permission denied..

Ah and I have 4gb memory. Is that to little? Because when I enabled debug logging a few days ago it showed my something like 320487/350948

4GB of RAM are enough as long as they come as 2x2GB for dual channel speed. When I play GT4 it uses about 4GB of RAM.

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5schatten

Is it possible for you sharing the version of EmulationStation you compiled into your build like an addon for Kodi?

Gamestarter: Retrogaming add-ons (RPi/Generic)

Quote from duck7000

I understand that, but for the average jane/john doe it is necessary to know how it works, so at least add this info to the download section or howto.

That way it is clear how it works.

Point is that if you install the addon it simply won't work right away, witch could lead to frustration.. (i found out how it works by reading the code)

I agree that "Addon setting management" would be necessary to for full all possible needs and i do understand that it is no priority for you, but it may have priority to your users. It is just a thought.

It's probably a better to opt out this addon from this thread and create a dedicated one.

Quote from Fastrap87

[OpenGL] [dithering] / several glitches / dots & lines · Issue #438 · libretro/beetle-psx-libretro · GitHub

is this issue still prevelent? been using batocera linux for a while but would prefer to have this as my primary os.

Yes it's still present

Quote from Tromzy

Does anyone know if Generic Intel x86 builds allows for DRM/KMS Vulkan equivalent for Retroarch ? On Intel drivers.

On my Intel system Vulkan & KMS works together.

Quote from Popeye2468

hi hope someone can help I'm looking to get moonlight working for libreelec so i can stream my games from my pc?

This says it has it does it work?

Thanks

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Build 18.0 | 201905-2d4bded is online

• updated to latest LE9.0.0
• updated to Kodi 18.0
• upgraded Generic kernel to 4.19.18 / RPi to 4.19.17
• updated several libretro-cores
• updated dolphin & citra

Quote from Kupo91

You act like it was my aim to play on 4k. Its not! My aim is just to play with my old graphics and increasing the resolution was the only thing what came to my mind. However if you have an idea how to bring my old graphics back without increasing the resolution let me know. Thats actually the reason why Im here. On my S905X box I used the retroarch files from MXQProject.

I just compared the settings in your retroarch version with the retroarch version of my old S905X box. I changed settings like fullscreen mode, refresh rate, width, height, video in seperate thread, GPU and CPU sync, graphics filter. I turned them on and off depending how it was on my old build. And no I have no clue what I did there I just tried it out. Because thats what noobs are doing. Anyway it didnt work and I stucked in blackscreen after starting a core. So I restored the config file with default settings from your build. However the cores didnt start aswell. But that already was the case when I installed your build. Then a bit later it worked but no clue why. Thats what I mean everything looks so random to me. Now it works then it didnt work anymore and I have no clue what has changed. Same with resolution. Sometimes its 1080p then its 2160p again and I dont know why. And I noticed that when Retroarch worked fullscreen mode was disabled. At the beginning and now where I've restored that config file its enabled again and Retroarch didnt work again. So my thought was that it is because of the fullscreen mode.

Yes it does. However as you know at the beginning it is not set to fullscreen mode and then PPSSPP is shrinked in that corner. And with ES its the same. It was just a description how ES sometimes looks like. However after restarting ES once or twice its fullscreen again. But again.. so random. I just tell you all those things because it doesnt seem normal to me and I hoped that there is a reason why all this happens and maybe there is a way to fix this.

Dude. You already quoted it. Not that one what you've marked but the text below: enable debug logging, reboot, reproduce, upload. Thats exactly what I did. Why are you yelling at me.

What shall I say on my old S905X box everything was in that kodi logfile. Also the retroarch part. And I never needed any other files. Just tell me the name of the file you need. Everything you mentioned in your FAQ is that its reachable via samba and that its placed in folder logfiles.

Stop always telling me that I didnt read your FAQ thats just not true. Maybe I misunderstand much of it but I read it.

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Well from my pov you ask a lot of question that would have been answered in FAQs or Wikis of the emulator in question. So I have the impression you don't read them... also you don't follow basic steps like providing full sets of log files & if you think you did not understand something then ask first. I mean there is a complete how to available Provide Log File [LibreELEC.wiki] and still you deny to upload it. Personally I don't care if you have some fancy porn addons or anything else installed which might leave some notes in the log too as long as you don't expect support for them

Anyway you have to deal with the psx situation for now until beetle-psx get's a Dynarec Dynamic recompiler [$895] [BOUNTY] · Issue #214 · libretro/beetle-psx-libretro · GitHub which is already included in PCSX reARMed since a while.

If you restore old config files of an ancient Retroarch ARM build on a recent Generic build you should not expect it to run. I guess it should be obvious that quite a lot of settings are not updated or just invalid.

About the resolution hazzle... well I use no 4k screens so I can't test this. But since Generic builds come with xserver it should not matter since the underlaying window system works for lower resolutions too. PPSSPP failed to switch to fullscreen in the past because it wasn't enabled at default but was fixed a while ago.

Quote from duck7000

5schatten

I tested the makemkv addon again on libreelec rr and it still works, all though the disk menu doesn't seem to work.

the keydb.cfg is not needed when you use makemkv.

I didn't test it on your latest release though.

And i still think that the suggestions i mentioned should be implanted:

1e when you install this addon you should know that it is necessary to start the add on through the add on menu to update/install the key!

This should IMHO be included in the installation method.

2e updating the makemkv key should be automatic when you start libreelec, Key must be updated once a month so it would be nice to take care of that automatically so the average user does not have to think about it anymore.

You said make a cron job or start the addon with a startup script , while this is no problem for me, it will be for a average user

So the installation routine would be like this:

Start librelec rr

Click on add ons in the left menu.

In the upper left corner click on the box icon.

Choose install from zipfile.

Browse to where you put the makemkv zip file (this could be usb drive, harddisk or network drive)

Wait for it to install.

Start the add on at least once to update/install the key! (Click on Add ons in the left menu, and click on makemkv. popup will inform you)

Reboot

Insert a blu-ray disc and try through the disc menu.

If that doesn't work (It won't work on kodi 17.6) click on video/files and select the line with your blu-ray and click play if you have a remote, otherwise right click on that item and choose play. Do not use enter or ok on your remote, it won't work.

After this, if it works, there will be a list of found titles on the disc, usually only one but it can be multiple ones. if multiple choose the title with 800 in the title, if not try the other ones

I hope this will help

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If I would rework the MakeMKV Addons this way you would lose the ability to use your own key you've paid for or I had to create an Addon setting management something just for this purpose and honestly this has no high priority for me. You either can update the key once in a while or buy one and enter it to the config file

Quote from Cael

im blanking hard, was WHDLoading in Amiberry ever solved some time back or?i decided to give up on my A500 till i can afford to repair the thing (it needs so much work i imho think im better off selling it and getting something like an A1200) and setup my older Pi3B (not the +) w/ RR, for Amiberry and WHDloading when possible over Floppy ADF Loading,

Well I wasn't aware that WHDLoad was broken in Amiberry in any build for me. If you have valid Kickstarts and roms in proper WHDLoad format it works in all builds

Quote from bigboo

Hey just updated on my pc with radeon card and now m64plus is working great, exept one thing:

The screen is stretched to 16/9 on my TV instead of correct 4/3.

I checked the ini, the default is this:

[Video-GLideN64]

# Settings version. Don't touch it.

configVersion = 24

# Enable/Disable MultiSampling (0=off, 2,4,8,16=quality)

MultiSampling = 0

# Enable/Disable Fast Approximate Anti-Aliasing FXAA

FXAA = False

# Screen aspect ratio (0=stretch, 1=force 4:3, 2=force 16:9, 3=adjust)

AspectRatio = 1

What can I do?

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I've set all of my tv's to a PC input mode and let my HTPC handle the screen format. My N64 games are displayed in 4:3 or 16:9 depending on what I set in mupen64plus.cfg so if you've set it to forced 4:3 and it's still 16:9 your tv probably changed the aspect ratio

Quote from Kupo91

t want to play them in 4k -_- I just want atleast the same video quality like before on my AML S905X box. I tested both Beetle PSX and Beetle PSX HW. I dont know why it looks so bad but you have seen the screenshot didnt you? It looks much better on my AML S905X box. And the only way I got the same result was by increasing the internal resolution.

You want to increase the resolution by 4 to 8 times so. I already did the math for you I don't see how your S905X box has better graphics than mine because I'm not able to increase the resolution in my builds. I have no clue which build or image you used before on your S905X or what specifc version of PCSX reARMed that had superior graphics.

Quote from Kupo91

Its all weird. I just changed a few settings and couldnt start the core anymore (it stucked in blackscreen). So I restored my old config file and now I again cant start any cores. It brings me back to kodi main menu. Is it because fullscreen mode? First it was disabled and starting cores worked. Then I tried to enable it but no success I always ended up in kodi after changing it. After restoring my old config file fullscreen mode is enabled but I also end up in kodi after starting a core.

What settings? What old config?

Quote from Kupo91

And by the way I need 3 attempts to open Retroarch in 1080p because it changes to 2160p all the time. Also ES sometimes start in small size (same like ppsspp).

ES should always use the xrand resolution so 2160p or else. What is "in small size"? PPSSPP should start in fullscreen if it is set to fullscreen.

Quote from Kupo91

And what is wrong with those logfiles? I activate debug logging start retroarch to reproduce my issue and all I get is what happened after closing retroarch.

Are you kidding me? Have you read any of my posts at the beginning of this thread?!

Does this link https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/qxfxds5nxn/ look like an zip file or any emulation related file to you or anyone else?! You've uploaded a Kodi logfile while Retroarch does not work? I really thought user are able to distinguish between "oh crap my Kodi is broken, lets get some Kodi logfiles" and "oh crap my Retroarch is broken, lets get some Retroarch logfiles"

You think it's frustrating? Sorry but from my perspective you've just clicked the download link, installed an image and expect this to be a free out-of-the-box-tl:dr solution. I've spent ages to get things together and you're not in mood to read the FAQ or anything else of this stuff? And you still expect me to iron out your problems? Congratz!

Quote from Kupo91

Gosh thank you so much for this. Yesterday I spent hours for creating that damn map file with Knoppix and just failed. It was so frustrating.

In PCSX2 my controller works. Its only about PPSSPP.

Do you mean PS1 games by saying advanced emulated 3D games? I know that PCSX_Rearmed has lower requirements than beetle hw but since PCSX_Rearmed hat this stupid restart bug that makes it impossible to play my multidisk games I really hoped being able to use beetle with this new setup. However I atleast need internal resolution x4 or x8 in beetle to contest with graphics from PCSX_Rearmed. I'll ask reddit if someone has an idea why it is so slow.

Ye I already read that. However I have no clue about cpus or hardware in general. I couldnt distinguish a toaster from a nasa pc.

So the settings in pcsx2 in your build are already the lowest possible? I thought ps2 graphics are comparable with dolphins and dolphin runs fluent. I also looked for minimal settings but often they use other plugins or change options that are grayed out in my settings. Whatever I will try to find a solution.

I highly doubt that you will need 4x to 8x times of the internal resolution to match PCSX reARMed which uses 320x240 as default.... Sony - PlayStation (PCSX ReARMed) - Libretro Docs so we're talking about 1280x960 up to 2560x1920 which is basically somewhat over HD and exceeds WHQD. If you want to run 25 year old games inalmost 4k on a NUC you have to get something like this NUC8I7HVK and spent roughly 900€ just for the barebone system.

Same goes for PCSX2 if you can't run it fluent at the base resolution your CPU is to slow. It doesn't matter if you can run Gamecube/Wii games because that system used an entirely different architecture to run games. Unless you get a NUC with at least a very recent i3 or better i5 chances are low to proper emulate all games and systems.

Btw. do you use Beetle-PSX or Beetle-PSX HW. At default the system runs Beetle-PSX and you have to change es_systems.cfg to run the hw accelerated core.

Quote from Marciano

5schatten how to get the sound with the video preview in ES?

If is set backed ALSA in advance.conf i have sound when navigate in ES and in games but not in video preview.

When i set backend to pulseaudio i have no sound when navigate in ES but i have sound when starting game.

Quote from Kupo91

Im running an Intel NUC7CJYH with LibreELEC-Generic.x86_64-9.0-RR-201902-22cb18c

And yes you are right resolution in kodi was 4k. After setting back its better but still bad.

I tested Flatout 2 on pcsx2 and the sound in main menu was slow. When I started a race it was unplayable.

The cores in RA run fluent. However PS1 graphics in beetle hw look so incredible bad on default settings. Even on my S905X box they looked better.

If I try to increase internal resolution in the core options I get slow/choppy sound again and video gets slower too.

And the only way to play on RA cores is to start them via ES because then resolution is always 1080p. If I dont use ES and just start RA either resolution is 2160p or its 1080p and crashes by starting a game.

I dont know Im too noob to manage this. I put a logfile at the end of my post maybe you can find something? Or do you maybe have a comparable hardware and could send me your config file?

So this is my controller CSL – USB Wireless Gamepad für PC inkl.: Amazon.de: Computer & Zubehör

And in RA, ES etc. its displayed as Gasia Co.,Ltd PS(R) Gamepad. I tried to map it and downloaded SDL GamepadTool on my main pc. When I opened it it told me that mapping is available (SpeedLink Strike FX). However this is windows. So if I understand it right I have to use this tool under linux? That will be hard since I dont own a pc running linux. Could this maybe work when I boot my windows pc with knoppix?

..Ah ye I remember to read in your FAQ that I need PulseAudio for ES. However I dont have any trailers so I actually dont need sound in ES. I just wondered if that could be a reason for choppy sound in emulators. But obviously its not. So not sure is it a good move to switch to PulseAudio though?

And by the way everytime I launch a PS2 game via emulationstation I got this pcsx2 notification which I have to click away:

Google says that means that the image is already in use or something linke that. But that doesnt make sense to me.

Anyway here is the log file and description what I did:

https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/qxfxds5nxn/

First I started beetle psx hw via emulationstation. Internal resolution x1 (native)

Then I changed resolution to x2 and restarted the core. (Sound gets slow and some black lines in the middle of the screen)

Then I closed emulationstation and started retroarch with 1080p resolution. When I started a psx game retroarch crashed.

I hope there is something in the logfile because the logfile shows the time from 19:58 to 19:59 but I started at 19:50.. probably I did something wrong again

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I've added this patch add Gasia Co. Ltd PS(R) Gamepad (#244) · gabomdq/SDL_GameControllerDB@8cee39f · GitHub to SDL2 so basically your controller should be supoorted by all SDL2 based emulators in my next builds. But forget about PCSX2 because it comes prebuild and as long as mainline SDL2 does not support your controller it won't work.

About the rest... well read the FAQ I don't see what I can or shall explain since it should be obvious that a low-end NUC is faster than any ARM device but is way too slow to proper play advanced emulated 3D games in 1080p Also ARM builds come with PCSX_reARMed which has no 3D acceleration at all so I don't see how Beetle-PSX HW could look worse.

I linked the PCSX2 website which clearly states:

So if it runs slow your system is not fast enough.

So all in all I provide the an image & I'll provide support if something does not start at all but you have to read and configure the stuff yourself to match your system specs

niabi  hybridr

Well normally the PPSSPPSDL binary is called this way /usr/share/PPSSPP/PPSSPPSDL "$@" > /var/log/PPSSPP.log 2>&1 so from my perspective everything you add to this line <command>/usr/bin/PPSSPP.start %ROM%</command> between PPSSPP.start & %ROM% should be applied as cli switch

Build RC5v2 | 201903-c2a037e is online

• updated to latest LE9.0 | Beta 3
• updated to Kodi 18 rc5v2
• updated to mesa 18.3.2
• updated to vulkan-loader 1.1.98
• upgraded Generic kernel to 4.19.16 / RPi to 4.19.15
• RPi: switch to zstd squashfs images
• updated several libretro-cores
• updated dolphin & citra

Quote from Kupo91

Yes the core works most of the part I guess. Just my remap file doesnt work anymore. Neither in my old nor in this new retroarch version it is possible to change keys. However in the past I was able to copy the remap file of gambatte and rename it to easyrpg. That worked. However the new remap files look different and this trick doesnt work anymore. Who do I have to ask for help? The core developer or the guys from retroarch/libretro?

I now have sound both in kodi and in emulators. And everything starts. Its just.. slow. I tested the three standlone emus and some retroarch cores. And even the gameboy emulator is slow/choppy. The only emulator which seems to run fluent is dolphin. In ppsspp I also had one game which seems to run fluent and another one which is pretty slow. PCSX2 and retroarch cores are slow or choppy.

Shall I upload a log file or do you already have an idea?

And another thing is the controller config in ppsspp. Its so annoying because I dont get it. If I use my controller with ppsspp on my normal pc, running win 10 everything is ok. However if I try it in your build on my nuc it detects only one of ~12 buttons. I tried to use my settings file from my normal pc but it doesnt work. Same if I try to config it in ppsspp in your build. I already experienced that issue in niabis Sx05RE build. Its just Im running out of ideas.

edit: If emulationstation has sound while navigating then I have no sound in es. Could that be the reason? However the emulators itself have sound. Just slow/choppy.

If you can't change the keys the because they are probably hardcoded anyway such question belong to the specific libretro core and into the libretro forum and/or github repo.

It shouldn't run so slow that even Gamebatte would fail to run games proper. What resolution do you use and don't tell me 4K while you wonder why some stuff runs too slow. PCSX2 still needs a decent CPU so unless you have none you can't expect it to run at full speed.

I have no clue what kind of controller you use but I guess it's some third party china rip-off something? SDL supports a wide range of controllers so if yours is not detected you can either create a mapping file & supply it to the SDL devs or get a common controller.

If emulationstation has sound while navigating then I have no sound in es Well... what? I suspect you mean you have navigation sounds but not video preview sounds or something? Switch to PulseAudio as backend then.

All in all....

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I don't even have a clue what kind of system you actually use beside the fact that's probably an Intel NUC.

andersos  duck7000

Since you used MakeMKV in the past is it still functional? If so can you give us a brief summary what else you do to use it beside installing the addon & updating KEYDB.cfg? dainara tried to use it & ran into some problems so maybe you both have some advice for us.

Quote from Kupo91

Thanks I got it fixed. Atleast in kodi. I will try to get it working while gaming too.

Its about the easyrpg core which is not included in your build. I downloaded the latest version of this core via retroarch but this core has some issues which I didnt have on my S905X box. And in the past I experienced that cores on buildbot sometimes are corrupt or dont work as they should. So my intention was to test the easyrpg core which is included in the latest version of lakka. Didnt know that lakka cores dont work fpr LE9. I also found the cores folder in configfiles/retroarch but since it was empty I assumed it was the wrong place.

I did. I've read the chapter Emulator section | How to's | Frequently Asked Questions [FAQ]

"PCSX2 relies ony my Docker container so you have to install the Kodi Docker addon first. It should be available in the standard LibreELEC repositories."

So what I did is opening the LibreElec repo and looked for the Docker addon what confused me pretty well because it was preinstalled. Then I installed the Docker addon from your google drive but that didnt help. So ye I tried to fix it by myself without any success.

Ye ok didnt read that.

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You can try to download the cores from the build bot but as I stated in my first post, which you should have read, those cores are build for a LE 8.2.x base so they can work but for example genesis-gx-plus failed for someone on his S905. The /tmp/cores directory is a virtual/overlay directory that combines the content of /usr/lib/libretro & /storage/.config/retroarch/cores so if you upload any core to the latter one Retroarch should recognize it at least after you restart.

Docker isn't included in my build and also not in vanilla LE but it's available in the standard repo. If you start PCSX2 it has to download my container first so do the math how long it takes to download 1GB for you and leave the system running for this time. And as always... and written in the first post... check out /var/log which contains the emulator logfiles. As long as PCSX2 downloads stuff it's logged in of the files.

Quote from Kupo91

I need your help. I have no sound. Neither in Kodi nor while gaming.

I changed the advanced.conf file and entered the command in putty. But I dont understand what device I have to choose and where I have to copy it. Thats how it looks like atm:

I have no extra speakers but only my TV. TV and Nuc are connected by hdmi1.

First make sure your Kodi audio is working and this is not LE RR specific.

https://kodi.wiki/view/settings/system/audio

Audio quickstart guide - Official Kodi Wiki

Quote from Kupo91

And here are some further questions to retro gaming:

How can I use one of my own libretro cores, where do I have to copy them? Retroarch displays that they are located in tmp/cores. Is that the full path?

While launching the libretro cores in Emulationstation work very well I have issues with the standalone emus. If I start a game for PCSX2 the screen turns black and nothing happens. Launching Dolphin leads to a black screen for like 2 seconds before it goes back to ES. And Roms for PPSSPP start but are shrinked in TV's left bottom corner.

I guess you did not read the first post of this thread otherwise you would not ask this question or are you going to compile the cores with the latest toolchain yourself? I clearly stated that Lakka cores won't run until they rebased to LE9 or something similar. Otherwise the personal cores are stored in \\yourdevice\Configfiles\retroarch\cores but don't expect support for third party cores.

Well I guess you didn't read anything of my emulator FAQ either? Dolphin crashes because you have haven't configured your audio first. PCSX2 downloads my Docker container first as stated in my FAQ and it's about 1GB in size so yeah the screen stays black until it's done. And I've answered how to fix PPSSPP fullscreen here so straight in front of your first post.

Btw. not a single log file attached?

Quote from Marciano

5schatten is possible to add cemu emulator in ES? It’s for Wii U games.

Btw i tried the last couple of days pcxs2, dolphin and some gamecube games, and all games played fine on my nuc.

Some games like god of war 2 (ps2), soul calibur 2 (ps2), mario kart double dash (GC), metroid prime (GC), soul calibur 2 (GC), mario kart wii played 1080p. With 3x native the graphics looks really great!

Thank you very much for this build.

Cemu is closed source windows only so needs WINE and relies on AMD/Nvidia dedicated cards to run so don't expect it in my build. Well or to be specific if they ever release an OSS version or at least Linux binaries I would give it a try.

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Thanks for your response, using pcsx-rearmed instead of beetle-psx helped a tad, the sound as well as overall performance is much better now, but ti's still not at the level I'd expect it to be (it was very smooth on windows, both gfx/sound).

Yeah I know J1900 is not a performance beast, I bought it like 5 years ago and it served its purpose really well to this day, though one memory slot is now dead and I'm thinking of a replacement but not just yet

Your proposed solution to PPSSSPP issue worked like a charm, thanks a lot! It's now fullscreen and very smooth at 3xPSP rendering resolution. Wish I could get similar results with other platforms.

And my TV is 1080p.

Thanks again for your help, much appreciated!

I've added some notes to beetle-psx you can try to run the beetle-psx hw core which supports OpenGL so maybe this speeds up things for you although I had visual glitches with it but it's maybe worth a try.