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Build Your Own Retro Games Machine With Raspberry Pi and RetroPie
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Introduction
Which Raspberry Pi Should You Use
Raspberry Pi Overview
Why RetroPie?
The Boring (But Important) Legal Stuff You Really Should Be Aware Of
Pre-Built Images
Problems? - Watch This Lecture On How To Get Help
Lets See What You Remember So Far
Assignment: Planning Your Retro Games Machine
BIOS Files
No-Intro ROMS Sets - What They Are and Why You Need Them
EmulationStation - What Is It?
ROM's, ROM Sets, and Arcade Games - What You Need To Know
Arcade Emulation - MAME or Final Burn - Which One Should You Choose?
Hardware You Will Need
Software You Will Need - Extracting Files From Archives
Software You Will Need - Burning Images
Software You Will Need - Access and Transfer Files Between Your Pi and PC
Software You Will Need - Safely and Easily Wipe Your Cards
Getting Hold of RetroPie
Burning The Newly Downloaded Image To Your Card
First Time Boot of RetroPie
RetroPie Configuration Options - Audio to Raspi-Config
RetroPie Configuration Options - RetroArch to Splash Screens
RetroPie Configuration Options - Two Ways to Set Up WiFi
RetroPie Configuration Options - Set Up WiFi Using a WPA Supplicant File
Getting Games Onto Your Micro SD Card
How To Deal With Systems That Need BIOS Files
Copy Using FTP
How To Find and Install Game Ports
Preparing the Storage
Copying the MAME Files
CHD and Sample Files
MAME - Testing it All Worked
Performance With Games That Use CHD Files
Setting Up FinalBurn Neo
The 'Arcade' Folder - What You Need To Know
Introduction
Booting Your Pi From a USB Drive
Use a USB Stick To Populate Your Micro SD Card With Games and BIOS Files
Using Themes To Completely Change The Look Of Your RetroPie Setup
Shaders - What They Are and How To Use Them
Bezels - How to Install Bezels for a Realistic Look and Feel
Scraping Metadata
Scraping - The Scraper I Use and Recommend
After Scraping - Checking What Things Look Like
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What is Overclocking and Should You Do It?
How to Easily Overclock a Raspberry Pi 1 or 2
Fitting the Heatsinks, Fan, and Case, Ready For the Stress Test
Initial Stress Test - Part 1 - No Overclock and No Passive or Active Cooling
Initial Stress Test - Part 2 - No Overclock and No Passive or Active Cooling
Stress Test at 2200 MHz and Analysis of Results
Stress Test at 2100 MHz
Analysis of the 2100 MHz Test
Applying One Final Overclock
Editing the CONFIG.TXT File to Apply Overclock Parameters
Future RetroPie Topics
Introduction
Introduction
Which Raspberry Pi Should You Use
Preview
Raspberry Pi Overview
Preview
Why RetroPie?
Preview
The Boring (But Important) Legal Stuff You Really Should Be Aware Of
Pre-Built Images
Problems? - Watch This Lecture On How To Get Help
Lets See What You Remember So Far
Assignment: Planning Your Retro Games Machine
Terms You Need To Know, And What They Mean
BIOS Files
No-Intro ROMS Sets - What They Are and Why You Need Them
EmulationStation - What Is It?
ROM's, ROM Sets, and Arcade Games - What You Need To Know
Arcade Emulation - MAME or Final Burn - Which One Should You Choose?
What You WIll Need
Hardware You Will Need
Preview
Software You Will Need - Extracting Files From Archives
Software You Will Need - Burning Images
Software You Will Need - Access and Transfer Files Between Your Pi and PC
Software You Will Need - Safely and Easily Wipe Your Cards
How to Install RetroPie On Your Raspberry Pi and Configure It
Getting Hold of RetroPie
Burning The Newly Downloaded Image To Your Card
First Time Boot of RetroPie
RetroPie Configuration Options - Audio to Raspi-Config
RetroPie Configuration Options - RetroArch to Splash Screens
RetroPie Configuration Options - Two Ways to Set Up WiFi
RetroPie Configuration Options - Set Up WiFi Using a WPA Supplicant File
Getting Games On Your RetroPie Setup
Getting Games Onto Your Micro SD Card
How To Deal With Systems That Need BIOS Files
Copy Using FTP
How To Find and Install Game Ports
Setting Up Your Arcade ROM's
Preparing the Storage
Copying the MAME Files
CHD and Sample Files
MAME - Testing it All Worked
Performance With Games That Use CHD Files
Setting Up FinalBurn Neo
The 'Arcade' Folder - What You Need To Know
Options for Booting Your Pi and Storing Your Games
Introduction
Booting Your Pi From a USB Drive
Use a USB Stick To Populate Your Micro SD Card With Games and BIOS Files
Customising the Look and Feel of Your Retropie Setup
Using Themes To Completely Change The Look Of Your RetroPie Setup
Preview
Shaders - What They Are and How To Use Them
Bezels - How to Install Bezels for a Realistic Look and Feel
Scraping Metadata
Scraping - The Scraper I Use and Recommend
After Scraping - Checking What Things Look Like
Want Better Bezels? Try This.
Overclocking Your Raspberry Pi
What is Overclocking and Should You Do It?
How to Easily Overclock a Raspberry Pi 1 or 2
Fitting the Heatsinks, Fan, and Case, Ready For the Stress Test
Initial Stress Test - Part 1 - No Overclock and No Passive or Active Cooling
Initial Stress Test - Part 2 - No Overclock and No Passive or Active Cooling
Stress Test at 2200 MHz and Analysis of Results
Stress Test at 2100 MHz
Analysis of the 2100 MHz Test
Applying One Final Overclock
Editing the CONFIG.TXT File to Apply Overclock Parameters
What's Next?
Future RetroPie Topics
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