Unsolved slow, braking system

[Edvis]

@rockaddicted

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System Variable

You can configure your recalbox from here

To set a variable, remove the first ; on the line

------------ A - System Options -----------

Uncomment the system.power.switch you use

;system.power.switch=ATX_RASPI_R2_6 # http://lowpowerlab.com/atxraspi/#installation
;system.power.switch=MAUSBERRY # http://mausberry-circuits.myshopify.com/pages/setup
;system.power.switch=REMOTEPIBOARD_2003 # http://www.msldigital.com/pages/support-for-remotepi-board-2013
;system.power.switch=REMOTEPIBOARD_2005 # http://www.msldigital.com/pages/support-for-remotepi-board-plus-2015
;system.power.switch=WITTYPI # http://www.uugear.com/witty-pi-realtime-clock-power-management-for-raspberry-pi
;system.power.switch=PIN56ONOFF # https://github.com/recalbox/recalbox-os/wiki/Add-a-start-stop-button-to-your-recalbox-(EN)
;system.power.switch=PIN56PUSH # https://github.com/recalbox/recalbox-os/wiki/Add-a-start-stop-button-to-your-recalbox-(EN)
;system.power.switch=PIN356ONOFFRESET # https://github.com/recalbox/recalbox-os/wiki/Add-a-start-stop-button-to-your-recalbox-(EN)
;system.power.switch=PIN356PUSHRESET # https://github.com/recalbox/recalbox-os/wiki/Add-a-start-stop-button-to-your-recalbox-(EN)

fbcp FrameBuffer Copy Program

For small TFT screen on GPIO and SPI

See https://github.com/recalbox/recalbox-os/wiki/Utility---Use-of-fbcp-for-small-TFT-screen-(EN) for details

Needed for Waveshare 3.2" 3.5" TFT screen, 2.8" Adafruit screen

See https://github.com/recalbox/recalbox-os/wiki/TFT-Screen-SPI-Bus-(EN)

for support and configuration details needed by /boot/config.txt

system.fbcp.enabled=0

Recalbox Manager (http manager)

system.manager.enabled=1

1 or 2, depending on the manager version you wish

system.manager.version=2

Recalbox security

enforce security

samba password required

disable virtual gamepads

system.security.enabled=0

Recalbox API (REST)

system.api.enabled=1

Allow a specific resolution for ES only from the command : tvservice -m [MODE]

Leave commented for the default usual behaviour

;system.es.videomode=CEA 4 HDMI

EmulationStation

menu style

default -> default all options menu

none -> no menu except the game search menu

bartop -> less menu, only needed for bartops

emulationstation.menu=default

Select a system to show on boot (use rom directory name) (string)

emulationstation.selectedsystem=favorites

Show the gamelist of the first or selected system on boot (0,1)

emulationstation.bootongamelist=0

Disable system view ES will boot and show ONLY the first or selected system (0,1)

emulationstation.hidesystemview=0

Pa**e Gamelists only. Show only games listed in gamelist.xml files (0,1)

emulationstation.gamelistonly=0

Force basicgameList view to be displayed, even if your game systems are scraped (0,1)

emulationstation.forcebasicgamelistview=0

Emulator special keys

default -> default all special keys

nomenu -> cannot popup the emulator menu

none -> no special keys in emulators

system.emulators.specialkeys=default

Show or hide kodi in emulationstation (0,1)

kodi.enabled=1

Start kodi at launch (0,1)

kodi.atstartup=0

set x button shortcut (0,1)

kodi.xbutton=1

Kodi can wait for a network component before starting

waithost is the ip or hostname that must answer to a ping to validate the availability

waittime is the maximum time waited when kodi boots

if waitmode is required, kodi will not start if the component is not available

if waitmode is wish, kodi will start if the component is not available

if waitmode is not set or has another value, kodi will start immediately

;kodi.network.waitmode=required
;kodi.network.waittime=10
;kodi.network.waithost=192.168.0.50

------------ B - Network ------------

Set system hostname

system.hostname=RECALBOX

Activate wifi (0,1)

wifi.enabled=0

Wifi SSID (string)

;wifi.ssid=new ssid

Wifi KEY (string)

after rebooting the recalbox, the "new key" is replace by a hidden value "enc:xxxxx"

you can edit the "enc:xxxxx" value to replace by a clear value, it will be updated again at the following reboot

Escape your special chars (# ; $) with a backslash : $ => $

;wifi.key=new key

secondary wifi (not configurable via the user interface)

;wifi2.ssid=new ssid
;wifi2.key=new key

third wifi (not configurable via the user interface)

;wifi3.ssid=new ssid
;wifi3.key=new key

Samba share

system.samba.enabled=1

Virtual Gamepads

system.virtual-gamepads.enabled=1

SSH

system.ssh.enabled=1

------------ C - Audio ------------

Set the audio device (auto, hdmi, jack)

audio.device=jack

Set system volume (0..100)

audio.volume=79

Enable or disable system sounds in ES (0,1)

audio.bgmusic=1

-------------- D - Controllers -----------------

Enable support for standard bluetooth controllers

controllers.bluetooth.enabled=1

Please enable only one of these

-------------- D1 - PS3 Controllers ------------

##Enable PS3 controllers support
controllers.ps3.enabled=1

Choose a driver between bluez, official and shanwan

bluez -> bluez 5 + kernel drivers, support official and shanwan sisaxis

official -> sixad drivers, support official and gasia sisaxis

shanwan -> shanwan drivers, support official and shanwan sisaxis

controllers.ps3.driver=bluez

------------ D2 - GPIO Controllers ------------

GPIO Controllers

enable controllers on GPIO with mk_arcarde_joystick_rpi (0,1)

controllers.gpio.enabled=0

mk_gpio arguments, map=1 for one controller, map=1,2 for 2 (map=1,map=1,2)

controllers.gpio.args=map=1,2

DB9 Controllers

Enable DB9 drivers for atari, megadrive, amiga controllers (0,1)

controllers.db9.enabled=0

db9 arguments

controllers.db9.args=map=1

Gamecon controllers

Enable gamecon controllers, for nes, snes psx (0,1)

controllers.gamecon.enabled=0

gamecon_args

controllers.gamecon.args=map=1

XGaming's XArcade Tankstik and other compatible devices

controllers.xarcade.enabled=1

------------ F - Language and keyboard ------------

Set the language of the system (fr_FR,en_US,en_GB,de_DE,pt_BR,es_ES,it_IT,eu_ES,tr_TR,zh_CN)

system.language=ru_RU

set the keyboard layout (fr,en,de,us,es)

;system.kblayout=us

Set you local time

Select your timezone from : ls /usr/share/zoneinfo/ (string)

;system.timezone=Europe/Paris

------------ G - UPDATES ------------

Automatically check for updates at start (0,1)

updates.enabled=0

Update type : default to stable

updates.type=stable

------------ H - HERE IT IS - GLOBAL EMULATOR CONFIGURATION ------------

The global value will be used for all emulators, except if the value

is redefined in the emulator

Set game resolution for emulators

select your mode from the command : tvservice -m [MODE]

CEA 5 HDMI : 1920x1080 @ 60Hz 16:9, clock:74MHz interlaced

CEA 4 HDMI : 1280x720 @ 60Hz 16:9, clock:74MHz progressive

use 'default' for using the default resolution

(string)

global.videomode=default

Shader set

Automatically select shaders for all systems

## (none, retro, scanlines)
global.shaderset=none

Once enabled, your screen will be cropped, and you will have a pixel perfect image (0,1)

global.integerscale=0

Set gpslp shader for all emulators (prefer shadersets above). Absolute path (string)

global.shaders=

Set ratio for all emulators (auto,4/3,16/9,16/10,custom)

global.ratio=4/3

Set smooth for all emulators (0,1)

global.smooth=0

Set rewind for all emulators (0,1)

global.rewind=0

Set autosave/load savestate for all emulators (0,1)

global.autosave=0

Enable retroarchievements (0,1)

Set your www.retroachievements.org username/password

Escape your special chars (# ; $) with a backslash : $ => $

global.retroachievements=0
global.retroachievements.hardcore=0
global.retroachievements.username=
global.retroachievements.password=

Set retroarch input driver (auto, udev, sdl2)

If you don't have issues with your controllers, let auto

global.inputdriver=auto

If you do not want recalboxOS to generate the configuration for all emulators (string)

;global.configfile=/path/to/my/configfile.cfg

------------ I - EMULATORS CHOICES -----------

You can override the global configuration here

Here is the snes example

;snes.videomode=CEA 4 HDMI
snes.core=snes9x_next
;snes.shaders=/recalbox/share/shaders/shaders_glsl/mysnesshader.gplsp
;snes.ratio=16/9
snes.smooth=0
;snes.rewind=1
;snes.autosave=0
;snes.emulator=libretro
;snes.integerscale=0

If you do not want recalboxOS to generate the configuration for the emulator :

;snes.configfile=/path/to/my/configfile.cfg

Default cores for RPi3

snes.core=snes9x_next
gba.core=mgba
mame.core=mame078
nes.core=fceumm

NeoGeo emulator

You can use pifba or a libretro core (fba2x,libretro)

neogeo.emulator=libretro

If you set libretro as neogeo.emulator, the line below sets the retroarch core (fba,imame4all)

neogeo.core=fba

N64 emulator is configured to display a screen with a 640x480 resolution (native n64 resolution)

So you must use one of these video modes (DMT 4 HDMI,CEA 1 HDMI).

If your screen is not compatible with one of these video modes, please check the recalbox's wiki.

n64.videomode=default

If you are using a CRT screen, please change the setting above with this one :

n64.videomode=default

Dreamcast emulator

Like N64, such a CPU intensive emulator needs a small resolution

Consider DMT 4 HDMI (640480) or DMT 9 HDMI (800600). If you have a black screen on dreamcast, try DMT 9 HDMI here

dreamcast.videomode=DMT 4 HDMI

Configurations generated by Recalbox

system.es.menu=default
controllers.xboxdrv.enabled=0
controllers.xboxdrv.nbcontrols=2
gba.ratio=4/3
gba.smooth=0
megadrive.ratio=4/3
nes.emulator=libretro
gbc.smooth=1
n64.smooth=1
n64.emulator=default
psx.smooth=1

[Edvis]

@rockaddicted I remember in the spring, the first update to 4.1 worked well, and then it was updated and began to slow down everything

[Substring]

@edvis as you're the only one having that problem, i believe the problem is just on your side. What class is your SD ? any overclock ? Does ithappen with a fresh install ?

[Edvis]

@substring
on any overclock, micro sd sandisk ultra 32gb 10 class, with the new installation also slows down

[rockaddicted]

do you have a yellow "flash" icone on the top right of your screen ?

[Edvis]

@rockaddicted no

[Edvis]

@rockaddicted
does this micro sd fit?

[rockaddicted]

32gb ? nope it is ok.
I really don't know.
You roms are on USB or SD card ?

The known issue about these kind of problems on a clean install are :

• power supply issue (the yellow 'lightning" icone on top right of the screen)
• bad sd card (chinese copy with bad transfer rate)
• overclock unsupported on rpi

I don't have any new ideas... @Substring and you ?

[Edvis]

@rockaddicted
without overclocking, the problem is the same.
sd card is good. everything is on sd card.
"overclock unsupported on rpi" what do you mean?

[rockaddicted]

@edvis each rpi react differently to overclock. Sometimes once enabled system become slow, unstable etc...

[jeevuz]

@Edvis Hi you use crt tv? I have the same problem onli in crt tv, hdmi works great.

[Edvis]

@jeevuz hello, yes I use the crt TV, tired already to solve this problem.
Also today I wanted to go to a friend to check whether it works on hdmi

[Edvis]

@rockaddicted

@jeevuz said in slow, braking system:

@Edvis Hi you use crt tv? I have the same problem onli in crt tv, hdmi works great.

[Edvis]

@substring

@jeevuz said in slow, braking system:

@Edvis Hi you use crt tv? I have the same problem onli in crt tv, hdmi works great.

[Substring]

@edvis So you have problems since you're on CRT ? Well, @jeevuz hada great idea ! How are you connected ? Do you have "really many" roms ? where do the slowdowns happen ? Can you make a support archive by going to http://recalbox/help ?

[Edvis]

@substring There is no difference how many Roms, on one sd card there are Roms, on the second sd card only standard roms. the problem is the same. the problem arises immediately at boot, the cross triangle and the square are rotated slowly and the sound is slow. slow sound in the menu and slow games. Yes I use crt tv.
your link http://recalbox/help does not open

[Edvis]

@substring
slow in all Roms

[rockaddicted]

Guys if you are using an "exotic" setup you must tell us. Crt screen on composite is about 1% of users.
Anyway, it is a good point to catched that.
To be able to on this address your rpi must be connected on your local network.
You can generate manually an archive support by ssh.
Please look this wiki: https://github.com/recalbox/recalbox-os/wiki/Recalbox-support-(EN)

[Substring]

@edvis you need to connect your Pi to the Network. If you're using a mac then try http://recalbox.local/help

I have used a 4.1 on CRT using the composite cable, had absolutely no problem. So can you detail your full setup ?

[rockaddicted]

I'm using too a 4.1 plugged on rca to my car screen to play mario kart while driving, and no issue.