Update: Got everything hooked up and it is working great!

I'm still really confused as to what the right way to wire this is. I've rewatched wermy's videos and he connects the white and yellow wires on the same AV input spots (square and round holes for AV1). Did he do that wrong or am I missing something here? Wiring both the white and yellow to the tv a...

I'm still really confused as to what the right way to wire this is. I've rewatched wermy's videos and he connects the white and yellow wires on the same AV input spots (square and round holes for AV1). Did he do that wrong or am I missing something here?

I have the exactely same screen. I tried to test it yesterday evening: works, but I have terrible screen shake. I have no idea why. I change the config file to 320x240, same trouble. I found a post (http://www.sudomod.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=22&t=958) who describe how to test your screen. However...

Yes the above image is correct for testing the screen with a power cable powering the pi zero. When you install it into your gameboy solder the red wire from the screen to your powerstrip instead of the pi zero. You could also solder the black wire from the screen to the negative side of the power ...

Remove all your wires from the pi zero and start again. Make sure the exposed parts of the wire are very short (just long enough to poke through the holes) otherwise they could short out. Connect the yellow wire to the tv pin and the black wire to the ground pin right next to it. Connect the red to...

So, I'm trying to put my screen together. I haven't done the 12v to 5v conversion just yet as I wanted to see if it worked first. In the picture below you'll see I'm using a pi zero v 1.3. I have the yellow wire connected to TV, the white wire connected to the one next to that. The red wire is on PP...

To see the config files you can use a WIN SCP program to log in to the raspberry pi, and se all folders on the SD card. I do not know what gamepads you are using, but wireless bluetooth controllers needs to be setup using a keyboard. https://gameroomsolutions.com/raspberry-pi-3-retropie-setup-easy-...

I'm trying to follow https://github.com/retropie/retropie-setup/wiki/emulationstation More specifically, I'm trying to do this section: https://github.com/retropie/retropie-setup/wiki/emulationstation#es-doesnt-detect-my-controller-when-started-at-boot I have no idea how to "add a "sleep" command in...