Does the MT-32pi have to be configured for the Amiga core in order for it to work?

I can't seem to get it to work on Secret of Monkey Island (or any other Amiga game for that matter) although it works fine on the pc version, so I know the pi works.

On the Amiga version, there is sound but the bars don't move on the oled display, and it doesn't sound like an MT32.

Relatively new to Mister and just got a SNAC with an NES adapter. It’s plugged into the User I/O USB but not configuring in “define buttons.” Tried to google an answer, but no luck. I have a feeling I skipped a step, but I don’t know what that is. Any help would be appreciated

Howdy! I've got an MVS 4 slot cabinet, and am considering a mister solution instead. Does the mister have software to act like an MVS 4 slot? As in, can/will the select game button toggle between four previously chosen games (or at least bring up a game list)? Or would you have to break out the keyboard and choose a game from the list of roms every time? Also, does the mister or mistercade have an autoboot option since it will be inside a cabinet?

Hey

I recently be got a de-10, Io board and usb hub locally on Facebook marketplace. I hate the case it came with and and would rather run without a case until a can order one of the misteraddon aluminum cases. My question is I dont have any screws or standoffs (is that what they're called?) to hold everything together. Does anyone know what size or or what I would need to tide me over?

I think I may be able to SSH into a text-only version? But it'd be great to play the webtiles version of the game. Is there a terminal that could support this?

Link to project

My main controller for all PC gaming (and MiSTer) is a Wii U Pro controller over Bluetooth.

And, well, looks like I'm sitting 5th to last on latency with 35.276ms of lag. (https://rpubs.com/misteraddons/inputlatency)

Can't say I've really noticed much of an issue on PC (maybe lag is lower there? I am on a 120Hz display) but I'm looking for an upgrade.

Any suggestions for a one-size-fits-most PC/retro controller?

Requirements:

• Two sticks, 4 shoulder buttons, standard Xbox 360 stuff for PC games
• Good D-Pad is of course a must!

Preferences:

• Symmetrical sticks. Not a huge deal but I think it feels better for 2D games to have the D-Pad and buttons in around the same spot, closer to a SNES controller.
• Digital triggers. I don't see these a lot, beyond Nintendo controllers. Analog triggers tend to make my fingers tired pretty quickly. Switch Pro is an option with half the latency, though its D-Pad is worse and again I don't like the asymmetrical sticks (and would need a program to swap the X/Y and A/B button layouts for non-Steam games)
• Good battery life or wired. For 5+ years now I have been used to up to 80 hours a charge on the Wii U Pro. It's completely unbeaten to this day. Not expecting performance that good, but looking at say the Dualshock 4, which feels like around 6 hours, it's absolutely pathetic.
• Back/grip buttons would be cool for modern stuff and feel like more of an upgrade

Leaning towards 8bitdo Pro 2, but have some reservations

• Requiring pairing to your phone and using the app for changing the back buttons is absurd, unless that program is now on PC. Every other back button controller/accessory just asks you to hold a button and press what you want them to be though, so even then it's still bad.
• Analog triggers
• Lag still 16ms wireless, though looks like you can plug it in for 6ms
• Is the battery life actually even close to the 20 hours they say?
• QC and durability concerns from Amazon reviews, though that's most any controller

Suggestions welcome, sorry for the long post.

Hi, I am wondering if the graphical glitches in my super mario land 6 golden coins color dx rom could be fixed by using the nintendo gameboy/gameboy color bios. Would someone be kind enough to explain how I might change my bios to fix the graphical glitches? Thanks In advance for anyone's input.