[4.1-Unstable] Bug reports

[Substring]

New unstable available

[jackalpret]

@Substring said in [4.1-Unstable] Bug reports:

New unstable available

THANKS ! yupi !

changelog ?

[acris]

https://archive.recalbox.com/updates/v1.0/unstable/rpi3/recalbox.changelog

[Substring]

@jackalpret once you update, the changelog is dynamic since 4.1

[jackalpret]

@acris thanks ! i saw it 10 seconds ago haha.

is this the correct link to download ?
https://archive.recalbox.com/updates/v1.0/unstable/

there are updates to PC version ? or only to rpi3 ?

[Substring]

@jackalpret most of them are fixes, i guess the main one being the configuration of PSP. We're aiming for a stable release, so don't expect new features until we start working on 4.2

You just update through usual ways

[jackalpret]

@Substring i'm using 4.1 pc version and it works very well (previous unstable version)

[lackyluuk]

@Substring said in [4.1-Unstable] Bug reports:

New unstable available

Thanks for your hard work thumbs up!!

[Dwarf]

PPSSPP emulator works now, but no sound in EmulationStation, only sounds the initial video, after that no sound in any game...

[acris]

Go to emulationstation > sound options > hdmi or other.

[Substring]

@Dwarf You'd need to explain more : is your sound output set to auto ? hdmi ? or a USB key ? Where do you expect sound to come from ?

[eclipse16g]

@substring Since this latest update, I also lose sound after the intro video. I must toggle sound output between Auto and Jack or vice versa to bring it back. I have to do this on every bootup. Also the volume bar also changes, ie. might be 95 , then 97 on next boot.

[Substring]

@eclipse16g the volume indicator has always been moving on its own ...
regarding the sound, what is your usual audio output ?

[eclipse16g]

@substring I use the audio jack output, and I didn't notice the volume indicator moving before this last update, but I had no reason to go into the sound menu before either. This only happens with full shutdown or reboot. If I stop and start emulation station, the sound still works fine.

[Substring]

@eclipse16g mind making me a support archive with http://recalbox/help ? (add .local to recalbox if you're on linux/mac)

[Substring]

@RustyMG for the AppleII problems ... well, on the big job that rewriting the generation of the es_system.cfg, there were a few mistakes See by yourself :

  <system>
    <fullname>Apple II</fullname>
    <name>apple2</name>
    <path>/recalbox/share/roms/apple2</path>
    <extension>.iso .ISO .gc .GC .gcz .GCZ</extension>
    <command>python /usr/lib/python2.7/site-packages/configgen/emulatorlauncher.pyc %CONTROLLERSCONFIG% -system %SYSTEM% -rom %ROM% -emulator %EMULATOR% -core %CORE% -ratio %RATIO%</command>
    <platform>apple2</platform>
    <theme>apple2</theme>
    <emulators/>
  </system>
  <system>

Extensions should be .nib .NIB .do .DO .po .PO .dsk .DSK

[Dwarf]

@Substring sorry, i'm on vacations and can't confirm right now, i think audio is set to auto, and the speakers are plugged via jack to the raspberry pi 3. Sound works great til the update. I will return home next week and run more tests.

[Substring]

@Dwarf I should be able to diagnose with just your ~/logs/recalbox.log

[eclipse16g]

@Substring here's my support archive https://file.ac/j9h8zEDrqdY/

[Dwarf]

@Substring I'm back!
If I change sound options fron auto to jack, sound start working again, but on next reboot sound is lost again...
Here is my recalbox.log:

https://pastebin.com/qub1AABC

Thanx for the help!