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Make sure the internal battery is charged using the included cable first, it may not have enough charge to enter pairing mode. If it still doesn't work, contact AtGames support.

Hey, you're very welcome! You certainly can use the keyboard. Here's some that I can remember from within Emulation Station: F1 = Built-in File Manager ENTER = Menu Select = A Back = B / ESC Arrows = Up/Down/Left/Right Hotkey = C (may be wrong on this) I'm sure there are others that I'm overlooking.

I don't own a Shield Pro and can't answer your question based on personal experience. Although, it seems like it may work, please see here: gameroomsolutions.com/the-best-hardware-for-running-batocera-retro-gaming-os/#:~:text=The%20NVIDIA%20Shield%20TV%20Pro,comes%20with%20a%20gaming%20controller.

@@WagnersTechTalk Thank you

It could be a bad or faulty USB stick. Another thing to try is writing the image with Raspberry Pi Imager, details here: wagnerstechtalk.com/common/#Write_Image_with_Raspberry_Pi_Imager . Some have had issues with Etcher for some unknown reason that were resolved by using Pi Imager.

Try uninstall/reinstall and seek if the parsers show up then.

If the install fails, make sure that you're using a U3/A2 card. See the 5th point here for more info: wagnerstechtalk.com/sd-windows/#Q_A

Pinball tables on the 4KP are downloaded from AppStoreX. If you want to connect a PC to the 4KP, this can be done and more info. can be found here: wagnerstechtalk.com/alp4k-pcsetup

@@WagnersTechTalk Thank you for the info. I have some concerns doing things that way. The cost of getting a new computer which I would need to do, and also the price of the computer to get one that will actually be good enough to run things properly graphics wise. I would expect to spend around 3500-4000 total, cost of the pinball machine and cost of the computer. So if spending that much I think I would be better off buying a pinball machine from someone else for 5k where you get everything, table and computer and all the bells and whistles. Unless of course At Games are planning on adding tables like Fish Tales, Pinbot, and some other top pinbal tables to their machine. Sigh. Thank you for responding.

I've used Win10 to flash as well as 11, interesting that you had an issue with Win10.

@@WagnersTechTalk I apologize. It was the 4 model b that i couldn't get to boot after 10 flash, so i used penguin. Were u able to get 4 b to flash and boot with 10, out of curiosity? Mine burnt up by putting it on a running dvd burner.

These videos haven't received much love, I'll help as best I can on your journey. If you need me, just ask and have fun!

You're very welcome, happy to help!

Thank you for your kind comment and for watching! I ❤ Batocera and the developers!

Most welcome and thank you!

I'm totally with you on that!!

I don't, I wound up having a giveaway and gave it to a lucky viewer. Details of that giveaway are here, for reference: wagnerstechtalk.com/winners/#Giveaway_2_-_Vilros_Tabletop_Arcade

I think there are some for PS1 that were pretty well-done. Also know that the Batocera team is working on providing tables for VPX (on x86). I don't know if there are any plans for VPX on the Pi5 (I'm going to assume no, at this point, due to architecture differences)

I've not heard of anyone making one for the Micro, not that it's not possible. Just that I've not seen it done yet.

COX was removed from AppStoreX on firmware version 5.71. 5.70 should be fine.

@@WagnersTechTalk I have version 10954_A3 software version 10954_A3 Device Ha2812-060fa4 I cannot pair device so it has to be plugged in. No coinopsx do I need to connect to Wi-Fi or should I download something from archive and if I can pair use USB port with BYOB? Do I use sauce or just roms?

You're welcome, thank you for watching!

It's an older video, but Pinball FX3 hasn't changed since this video. Just search Steam for "Pinball FX3", click install. That's pretty much it, the rest should guide you through just fine.

Thank you for your fast reply. I have a question, is a powered usb required? I have a usb port but it’s hooked up to the cpu, could that be the problem why it’s not working?

@@jorodriguez003 In some cases, it can be the OTG cable or a powered hub is needed. Please see this section for some some troubleshooting ideas: wagnerstechtalk.com/alppcsetup/#OTG_Troubleshooting

Thank you again for the fast reply. My pc is a laptop, I’m running a i7 4060 graphics card, 16 gig ram. I’m sharing this information because the setup is working, but I still can’t seem to get the controls to work on my pinball. I’ve added a power usb. I’ve followed everything on the video which is working, but controls don’t work. Is it because it’s not a desktop?

@@jorodriguez003 No, a laptop should be just fine. If you tried a powered hub, it may be the USB-A to USB-A cable. I spent about a week trying to help someone who had a similar issue. Turned out, he was using a Best Buy (Insignia) branded USB cable that didn't work. He purchased the UGREEN cable that I was using and was up an running. Not sure if that is your problem, but could be. Also, make sure it's plugged into the USB 2.0 (white) port.

Thank you for watching John!

I love the concept here, but it would require someone who is more knowledgeable on porting VPX/FP to Linux. VPX/FP run under Windows x86, so it would need a layer to translate those calls for arm64. Perhaps, someone with that experience will see your comment and answer in more detail.

I've never heard of such a thing happening.

@@WagnersTechTalk Muchas gracias por tu respuesta bro!

You definitely can.

@@WagnersTechTalk Fantastic. And is it the same with something like Recalbox? can I copy Bios and Rom files from a recalbox image, into Batocera, and have it work? I guess what I am asking is this: are Bios files and roms different from platform to platform (like Recalbox, Batocera, etc...) or can you use the same files no matter what the platform? Thanks for the help.

@@ChrisBucklin Should be just fine using the same bios and roms.

For setup, being online is needed. Once setup, it's launched by Steam.

The folders that EmuDeck creates aren't going to be aware of the external RS drive. You can copy the files from RS to the folder(s) used by EmuDeck.

@@WagnersTechTalkI'm having the same issue. I know that you're supposed to copy the files from the RS drive to the folders for EmuDeck, but we don't know where to find the RS drive to get the folders to copy from.

I'm not sure I understand the question.

@@WagnersTechTalk Can you back your data and restored it on another device where you can continue playing wherever you last left off on your other device?

What you install is entirely up to you, but some of those may be playable.

You'll need an extra cable (see description), haven't personally tried it but here's Glen's video on it: ua-cam.com/video/oLW_Ndpo1NY/v-deo.html

@@WagnersTechTalk thanks Wagner I’d much rather run a pi4

Very welcome, if you have an extra microSD, may also want to try out Batocera after Recalbox. You can find a video about it here: ua-cam.com/video/WTiEyFboUJQ/v-deo.html .

@@WagnersTechTalk Extra TF cards are never an issue, lol. For the 5, I cloned the original boot TF to an NVMe so I can keep my usual OS and apps on the NVME yet boot to card if one's installed, the NVMe if no tf is present. I'm keeping that tf card just in case something happens to the NVME but I've got several 64g cards laying around so I'll watch the Batocera video. I still haven't finished setting up the Recalbox, haven't even played a game on it yet... I procrastinate a lot, it's the one thing I'm good at.

@@Allazander Sounds like me and making new videos lately lol. I'm finally working on my next one

@@WagnersTechTalk Well, I put a few games on the pi 5 with Recalbox this morning, that 'share' folder does make that much easier for Windows users vs Retropie. Every game I tried worked just fine, whether ones I added or preinstalled. I watched your video on Batocera as well and may try it later. Thanks again.

@@Allazander Very welcome, happy to hear things went smoothly!

Latest model, the 4KP is $1,500 : www.atgames.us/collections/legends-4k-arcades-pinball The HD model (shown in this video) $800 : www.atgames.us/products/legends-pinball-1

Thank you!

Very welcome and thank you for watching! Unfortunately, I've not found a miniPC yet that does a good job for virtual pinball, even at 1080p. I've only tried a few so far, nothing that I could recommend for that at this point.

@@WagnersTechTalk THANK YOU!! Would you say the same about a Steamdeck?

@@jsemeria6700 You can check out the gameplay on the SD here: wagnerstechtalk.com/sd-alp *NOTE: I have not tested Pinball FX/M in this configuration on the SD. But this guide should be helpful to you.

Not by looking at it, this app. only listened for audio and would translate that to English. With no Play store on-board, there is no way to download another application that does support the camera for reading text. For the use-case you mention, I don't think these glasses will work out.

@@WagnersTechTalk okay thanks for the heads up! 👍

Very welcome, thank you for watching! A number of these short videos may be found here: wagnerstechtalk.com/alp4k/#Table_Game_Play . It's not the complete library yet.

Yes, digital pinball

Nice but background poorly designed arranged imo

@@kabiebebe2332 Thank you for your feedback!

If you have played Twilight Zone, it is about the same experience in terms of lag. I found the table enjoyable.

​@@WagnersTechTalkThanks, Jon. In other words, not as good as Magic Pixel tables but not as bad as Addams Family and Peanuts.

Yep, exactly!