ancora non funziona
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emulationstation --resolution [720] [336]
emulatinostation parte sempre alla stessa risoluzione ho provato ad inserirlo in /usr/bin/emulationstation ma comunque non cambia nulla
ho trovato questo ma non capisco bene come cambiare risoluzione
Configuring
~/.emulationstation/es_systems.cfg: When first run, an example systems configuration file will be created at ~/.emulationstation/es_systems.cfg. ~ is $HOME on Linux, and %HOMEPATH% on Windows. This example has some comments explaining how to write the configuration file. See the "Writing an es_systems.cfg" section for more information.
Keep in mind you'll have to set up your emulator separately from EmulationStation!
~/.emulationstation/es_input.cfg: When you first start EmulationStation, you will be prompted to configure an input device. The process is thus:
Hold a button on the device you want to configure. This includes the keyboard.
Press the buttons as they appear in the list. Some inputs can be skipped by holding any button down for a few seconds (e.g. page up/page down).
You can review your mappings by pressing up and down, making any changes by pressing A.
Choose "SAVE" to save this device and close the input configuration screen.
The new configuration will be added to the ~/.emulationstation/es_input.cfg file.
Both new and old devices can be (re)configured at any time by pressing the Start button and choosing "CONFIGURE INPUT". From here, you may unplug the device you used to open the menu and plug in a new one, if necessary. New devices will be appended to the existing input configuration file, so your old devices will remain configured.
If your controller stops working, you can delete the ~/.emulationstation/es_input.cfg file to make the input configuration screen re-appear on next run.
You can use --help or -h to view a list of command-line options. Briefly outlined here:
--resolution [width] [height] - try and force a particular resolution
--gamelist-only - only display games defined in a gamelist.xml file.
--ignore-gamelist - do not parse any gamelist.xml files.
--draw-framerate - draw the framerate.
--no-exit - do not display 'exit' in the ES menu.
--debug - show the console window on Windows, do slightly more logging
--windowed - run ES in a window, works best in conjunction with --resolution [w] [h].
--vsync [1/on or 0/off] - turn vsync on or off (default is on).
--scrape - run the interactive command-line metadata scraper.
As long as ES hasn't frozen, you can always press F4 to close the application.
Writing an es_systems.cfg
Complete configuration instructions at emulationstation.org.
The es_systems.cfg file contains the system configuration data for EmulationStation, written in XML. This tells EmulationStation what systems you have, what platform they correspond to (for scraping), and where the games are located.
ES will check two places for an es_systems.cfg file, in the following order, stopping after it finds one that works:
~/.emulationstation/es_systems.cfg
/etc/emulationstation/es_systems.cfg
The order EmulationStation displays systems reflects the order you define them in.
NOTE: A system must have at least one game present in its "path" directory, or ES will ignore it! If no valid systems are found, ES will report an error and quit!
Here's an example es_systems.cfg:
<!-- This is the EmulationStation Systems configuration file.
All systems must be contained within the <systemList> tag.-->
<systemList>
<!-- Here's an example system to get you started. -->
<system>
<!-- A short name, used internally. -->
<name>snes</name>
<!-- A "pretty" name, displayed in the menus and such. This one is optional. -->
<fullname>Super Nintendo Entertainment System</fullname>
<!-- The path to start searching for ROMs in. '~' will be expanded to $HOME or %HOMEPATH%, depending on platform.
All subdirectories (and non-recursive links) will be included. -->
<path>~/roms/snes</path>
<!-- A list of extensions to search for, delimited by any of the whitespace characters (", \r\n\t").
You MUST include the period at the start of the extension! It's also case sensitive. -->
<extension>.smc .sfc .SMC .SFC</extension>
<!-- The shell command executed when a game is selected. A few special tags are replaced if found in a command, like %ROM% (see below). -->
<command>snesemulator %ROM%</command>
<!-- This example would run the bash command "snesemulator /home/user/roms/snes/Super\ Mario\ World.sfc". -->
<!-- The platform(s) to use when scraping. You can see the full list of accepted platforms in src/PlatformIds.cpp.
It's case sensitive, but everything is lowercase. This tag is optional.
You can use multiple platforms too, delimited with any of the whitespace characters (", \r\n\t"), eg: "genesis, megadrive" -->
<platform>snes</platform>
<!-- The theme to load from the current theme set. See THEMES.md for more information.
This tag is optional; if not set, it will use the value of <name>. -->
<theme>snes</theme>
</system>
</systemList>
