Posts by Mario77

    ok, so if I unzip the rom and run it from the load-content menu it works.

    Retroarch on OSX runs from .zip files and the logs above indicate it can see the .md file inside the zipped rom file when I try to start it, so what's stopping it from running? Is it anything to do with paths and the location the rom is extracted to not being writable? Is there a config setting for .zip files that I need to enable in the RPi version of Retroarch?

    Is anyone else able to use .zip files?

    Thanks.

    Not sure why...I only use zip files for arcade games (neogeo,mame,capcom etc)and they work...other roms (nes.snes,megadrive,psx) don't work from zip on my rpi2

    What roms are you trying?I only started few weeks ago but might help you...I just installed retroarch then from addon settings downloaded the core package.I run my roms from Kodi with AEL from gamestarter repo....I tryed Emulation Station too which is nice but I prefer AEL...It needs bit of setup to customise roms with artwork but once you get the hold of it it't not that hard..You can set what core to use with every emulator ...

    They both use retroarch to launch the games..

    Now if you r trying to launch roms directly with Retroarch you might get a choice of cores to use with that rom..the first time you launch that rom...then it should save that selection.......it's just a guess and not all cores shown will work with your rom..so if you chose the wrong core you ll have to change it....so you need to know what cores work with your roms and choose the proper one...If you r sure you are choosing the right core and game is not playing it might be that the rom version is not compatible with the core which happens mostly with Mame..

    You can do it the other way round...first choose core then launch rom..

    Anyways what roms are you trying to run?

    This addon works for both generic and pi, so pausing kodi instead of killing it will affect to Pis performance, that's the reason why this addon kills it. Some processes, like hyperion or vnc, are still running in background but maybe, as you say, other don't.

    Processes started trough system.d are still running for me while on retroarch...actually it's one of the advantages of using Gamestarter to other dual boot options for retrogaming..did you try to edit openvpn.service?

    Can you access the network share if you add as source trough Kodi?

    You might need to change the settings in Libreelec addon-services-minimum/maximum supported protocol

    This is an example of a mount I m using which mounts 2 libreelec machines

    [Unit]

    Description=cifs mount script

    Requires=network-online.service

    After=network-online.service

    Before=kodi.service

    [Mount]

    What=//192.168.0.4/usb_64

    Where=/storage/64gbmount

    Options=username=libreelec,password=libreelec,vers=2.1

    Type=cifs

    [Install]

    WantedBy=multi-user.target

    One more question..Is there a way that I can output sound both on HDMI and headphone jack on RPi..At this moment I m using the audio_device = "hw:0,0" for hdmi and audio_device = "hw:0,1" to output from jack...but have to edit this each time to change audio....is there a way to output both at the same time like what Kodi does?

    Don't think it's the same issue tough...for me on rpi2 audio_device wasnt even there had to add it myself..

    What are you using to scrape your artwork?Did you try the image on a pc?is it the same?

    Thanks! Have been rereading parts of the thread and indeed I need to add hw:0,0 to make it work

    Does the square have any meaning? Have changed so much by now also in config.txt that I am trying to grasp what happened in case I need to set up again. config.txt is pi wide so hope I don't mess up Kodi.

    Anyway working, will test tomorrow what the impact now is of undoing the config.txt changes.

    You don't have to touch anything in config.txt ...all I added is hw:0,0 and it worked..and not sure what that symbol means sorry

    Make sure retroarch is off and in retroarch.cfg find "audio_device = " and edit it to audio_device = "hw:0,0"

    Launch retroarch and it should work...

    You can also do it from retroarch settings and instead of that square symbol type hw:0,0

    I got the same setup as you and this worked for me to get audio working from hdmi...havent tried yet trough the headphone jack of the pi yet...