bezel.path="/storage/roms/bezel/"
It is usually safer to change these settings directly inside the RetroArch blue menu (Quick Menu > Settings) and select "Save Current Configuration" rather than editing the text file manually. EmulationStation Input Config ( es_input.cfg ) Location: /storage/.config/emulationstation/es_input.cfg
Mastering these files transforms your device from a simple player into a customized arcade powerhouse, giving you granular control over every frame and pixel of your retro library.
/storage/.config/emuelec/configs/ee_roms.cfg Purpose: Maps each system to its ROM directory and file extensions. emuelec config file
EmuELEC's storage is divided into several key partitions and directories. Understanding where to find each config file is the first step. You can access these files in a few primary ways:
Edit the file via Network Share while the device is running, save the file, and then use the EmulationStation menu to select Quit > Restart System .
This is the easiest method because it allows you to edit files in real-time while the device is running. EmuELEC's storage is divided into several key partitions
The emuelec.conf file is a plain text document. You can open and edit it using any standard text editor like Notepad++ (Windows) or TextEdit (Mac).
Want to ensure your web-based file manager or SSH access is always on?
emuelec.storage= – Internal vs. external storage emuelec.saves= – Save games to internal or external This is the easiest method because it allows
| Parameter | Values | Description | |-----------|--------|-------------| | ee_video.resolution | "720p" , "1080p" , "4k" | Output resolution | | global.retroarch.video_threaded | 0 / 1 | Threaded video rendering | | ee_splash.enabled | 0 / 1 | Show splash screen |
or reload config: systemctl restart emustation or simply reboot.
# Enable performance governor for demanding emulators ee_governor = performance Use code with caution.
The .config folder is hidden by default. Enable “Show hidden files” in your file manager or use ls -la in terminal.
: Controls the default screen stretching. Setting this to 4:3 preserves the original look of retro games, while 16:9 stretches them to widescreen. Audio Configurations