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Now you don't need to be root to run this script (still need to provide your password!)
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Refactored the code, now it's a little bit easier to maintain since it's function based
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The script can be run from anywhere in the system now, not only $HOME!
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Now you can choose your sound device (HDMI or Audio Jack)
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Created 3 new menu entries:
1 - This (moonlight.sh) script,
2 - Change sound out to HDMI
3 - Change sound out to Audio jack
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Created a (crude) command line interface. Now you can pass a number as an argument for this script
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Now there's some what of a error handling, so if something happens along the way you'll actually see it
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It'll use the debian strech repo, so no more libssl1.0 errors when installing (need to test this in a new system)
- Controller mapping (it's not a priority, since most controllers work out-of-the-box)
The Install & Setup Script for Moonlight within RetroPie 4.2+ from TechWizTime
This script will install the Steam Streaming application Moonlight on your Raspberry Pi. I highly recommend using the latest version of RetroPie (currently at 4.3).
This script currently will do the following:
- Install Moonlight
- Create Launch Scripts for 720p 30fps, 720p 60ps, 1080p 30fps, 1080p 60fps
- Pair With GameStream on PC
- Setup a Steam Menu in RetroPie
In RetroPie, go to the Command Line and type the following to download the script:
wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Klubas/moonlight-retropie/master/moonlight.sh
sudo chmod +x moonlight.sh
Then run the script:
sudo ./moonlight.sh
Sometimes, this can happen when trying to wget the script above. If it does, try this wget command instead
wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Klubas/moonlight-retropie/master/moonlight.sh --no-check
And if you are feeling particulary lazy, here's a shortlink via my website
wget https://techwiztime.com/moonlight.sh --no-check
@etgrieco - Thanks for fixing the script when the mapping broke!
If you have a problem with this script, please let me know by submitting an Issue.
If you have want to improve this script, please do and you'll receive credit for this.
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