How to Install RetroPie with osmc and PI 4

[fanasens]

Hi everyone, I found these posts about how RetroPie with osmc and PI :

[HowTo] RetroPie and OSMC: Retrosmc - Retrogaming on OSMC

[image] retrosmc beta 0.007 I got something for the brave who want to test it: Disclaimer and other useful information. Read BEFORE installing! First things first: I am NOT responsible if this does any harm to your system! I suggest only to install this on a system that the old installer wasn’t run on already. You should have at least 2 GB of free space on your sdcard. If you update from a previous version, be sure to save your configfiles if you altered them, also Roms and Bios …

[HOW-TO ] retrOSMCmk2: a RetroPie installer on the Vero4K

There’s a new installer for RetroPie on the Vero4K! It still supports the RPi, so it’s been imaginatively called… retrOSMCmk2 What does this installer add? Binary install options for the Vero4K for all of the tested emulators, so you’ll be up and running in minutes rather than hours; Provides a new launcher addon as standard; Fixes the popup menus on the Vero4K when you start a game (you may not have noticed but previously they didn’t display at all, so you couldn’t select the default core …

none of these posts are specific to Raspberry Pi 4 and Osmc. I tried them and none worked. What I would like to do is use osmc and add RetroPie emulator games on omc KODi to menu. This is possible? Could anyone give me information on how to do this?

Thank you

[hissingshark]

retrOSMCmk2 is intended to provide that. But it does not support RPi4 per se as I don’t own one to test. Although I gather it works to some extent.
What issue did you experience?

[Fantasens1]

@hissingshark

retrOSMCmk2 is intended to provide that. But it does not support RPi4 per se as I don’t own one to test. Although I gather it works to some extent.
What issue did you experience?

Hi, I managed to install it and it seems to work. Now I only have a problem with the wHifiBerry DAC sound card which only works with the TV off but I don’t think it’s a retropie problem.