@strodown tried on a 16GB USB stick, but still incredibly slow, could be the USB stick, but it was like this before too (even with an SSD). ES says Recalbox V. It seems to find "radeon" in var/messages logs, 512MB VRAM to 2048MB VRAM if I interpret it correctly.

@nwildner Thanks. I did. Seems to work well. I did notice after a reboot the controller didn't work. I was able to plug in another device and get it to work again. I am wondering if I will have to do this everytime.

Very ending note for today, i promise! Actually the only way the virtual pad works for me is to set as player 1 input in the controller config options screen. Suppose on 2 player game it would work as input player 2 but that'all for today! Ive also used bluetooth virtual gamepad app from the play store and both phone and raspberry 3 (im using a mod b) see each other but are not able no enstabilish a connection, because these apps - provided bluetooth or not - nedd a server to be installed on the receiving machine the raspi in my case, but since it is too much for me gonna not even try

@substring said in Raspberry Pi Zero-W, wifi is still on even after being set as off.: @dh04000 too late, we've been investigating and there is indeed a bug @Substring Well, glad to have been a help. lol.

yep still incompatible. we'll check that in an other upgrade. switch on an other channel

@abuction Any way to update the glide plugin ?

@Pepe and mostly that Recalbox is not the problem hahaha

Hi there, i've noticed the same problem today. I've updated from version 4.0.0 to 4.0.2 but that wasn't the problem. I also tried to configure the SNES-Emulator for using more than 2 controllers, for this i open the "Retroarch" inside of a game and just actitvated the option "Save Configuration On Exit" under Settings -> Configuration. Just after this step the problem with the Black Screen appears in every Emulator (SNES, N64, PS1...). I've found the solution with the "Transition Style" here, and it worked for me, but i was interested why does this problem appears. So i just started a SNES Game again and open the "RetroArch" menu again and just loaded the default settings from "etc/retroarch.cfg". I quit the game without the "BlackScreen"-problem. After that i switched back to "Slide" instead of "Fade" and noticed that the BlackScreen isn't appear anymore after i exit a game. Hope this helps! Greeting Dolo

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