- #HOW TO USE RETROPIE WITH EMULATION STATION HOW TO#
- #HOW TO USE RETROPIE WITH EMULATION STATION DOWNLOAD#
So go ahead and restart your RetroPie! You can either choose Main Menu > Quit > Restart Emulation Station, or just flick your power switch or pull the plug. Kodi will be available the next time you boot up your system, but not before. You remembered to make sure you were connected to the internet, right? If you have any problems with this step, check that internet connection again. What’s happening here is that your Raspberry Pi is downloading Kodi and installing it. Now you’ll see a bunch of text on your screen. What further help could you need? So go ahead and hit “Install from binary.”
#HOW TO USE RETROPIE WITH EMULATION STATION HOW TO#
You’ve to two options here – “install” and “help.” You don’t need help knowing how to install Kodi on RetroPie or what Kodi is, of course, because you have our helpful tips right here on The Pi and our sister site. The options are numbered on this screen, and our buddy Kodi is number 308.
#HOW TO USE RETROPIE WITH EMULATION STATION DOWNLOAD#
Kodi is optional on RetroPie, so hit “Manage optional packages.” We’re going to get the chance here to choose Kodi and download the optional Kodi package for RetroPie. This is using RetroPie but should work with any RetroArch installation.
A useful example is to use the joypad to return to the EmulationStation menu, or to save and load games without needing a keyboard. This shows how to set hotkeys in RetroArch, and how to map joypad buttons to make them work. Step 4: Select “Manage optional packages” RetroPie - Hotkeys in retroarch emulator. You’ll get another menu on a similar-looking screen, this time listing a few different package-related options. The option you want is “Manage packages.” It’s the third option on the short list in this screenshot. Go ahead and select it. You’ll get a gray box on a blue screen with a few different setup options. Once you’re in the main menu, scroll down to the “RETROPIE SETUP” option on the menu. Just look for the RetroPie logo with the big red joystick on it. You can get there through the same horizontal menu that all of your emulators are listed on. This will hopefully integrate into XBMC nicely but for now and the ease of testing, I’ll be manually running EmulationStation from a command prompt. Step 1: Navigate to the RetroPie menu on your RetroPie EmulationStation is a themeable front end that can be used to browse your games collection and launch the required emulator provided by RetroArch (or it’s Raspberry Pi adaptation RetroPie). It’s pretty easy to see how to install Kodi on RetroPie, but we’ll make it even easier by laying out the steps one by one below. All you’ll need to get this done is a Raspberry Pi running RetroPie and connected to the internet. It’s very easy to set up Kodi on RetroPie, because the entire process will take place in RetroPie’s menu system. But if you want more than just Kodi on your device and love games, it pays to know how to install Kodi on RetroPie. You don’t need to have RetroPie to install Kodi, of course – in the past, we’ve shown you how to make your Raspberry Pi boot directly to Kodi. In this post, we’re going to show you how to install Kodi on RetroPie. The RetroPie can play any game from a huge variety of classic systems, and it also supports other programs – including Kodi, one of our favorite media center applications. The RetroPie classic gaming system is one of the most popular Raspberry Pi projects around, and for good reason.
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