Homebrew RELEASE Development Thread - RetroArch libnx

[Sm0k3r83]

Updated VBA build https://git.m4xw.net/Switch/RetroArch/VBA-Next/-/jobs/745

Note: This is synced to the audio framerate wise, until I figure out whats going on

No crackling now, just a little hazzy sound but alot better

 

[SeongGino]

Sounds fine now.

 

[m4xw]

Sounds fine now.

So it has something to do how retroarch syncs to the threads.

But why does it happen now?!?=!?!?

 

[angelhp]

It does for me. Make sure there is no config

ahh !! Sorry
Now run well
Thanks

 

[m4xw]

ahh !! Sorry
Now run well
Thanks

I don't consider the frame rate well (we have more than enough power), but now the sound doesn't trigger me anymore, thats something

 

[angelhp]

I don't consider the frame rate well (we have more than enough power), but now the sound doesn't trigger me anymore, thats something

fps i feel that a
little bit fast
I'm comparing
with gba sp
game Kindom heart

 

[m4xw]

fps i feel that a
little bit fast

Use the build, turn audio->audio sync off and turn video->vsync on and you will know what I mean

It's smooth AF

 

[angelhp]

fps i feel that a
little bit fast

Use the build, turn audio->audio sync off and turn video->vsync on and you will know what I mean

It's smooth AF

now i know you mean... jejej sorry
I test your conf

 

[Phenj]

Never expected them to differ lmfao

wtf were you expecting?

"updated .nro" i didn't expect shit actually

 

[Hondyn]

Threaded branch saves quickly, master branch takes around 30 seconds, you'll know non-threaded is saving because the audio crackles until it's finished.

Where do i find the snes threaded one? I may have missed it but i read this post everyday

 

[Twistedziefer]

Never expected them to differ lmfao

wtf were you expecting?

I was expecting my switch to have mind control capabilities

 

[m4xw]

I just fixed up audio sync and the framerate, expect a well running threaded build soon.

Edit: lession learned, don't be lazy when porting audio drivers

 

[angelhp]

I just fixed up audio sync and the framerate, expect a well running threaded build soon.

Edit: lession learned, don't be lazy when porting audio drivers

Excellent!!!

 

[m4xw]

Excellent!!!

Updated VBA: https://git.m4xw.net/Switch/RetroArch/VBA-Next/-/jobs/752
SNES2010: https://git.m4xw.net/Switch/RetroArch/libretro-snes9x2010/-/jobs/754

Feedback (especially on the VBA core) is requested!

Edit: NOTE: I didn't change the stable cores yet

 

[Twistedziefer]

Updated VBA: https://git.m4xw.net/Switch/RetroArch/VBA-Next/-/jobs/752
SNES2010: https://git.m4xw.net/Switch/RetroArch/libretro-snes9x2010/-/jobs/754

Feedback (especially on the VBA core) is requested!

Edit: NOTE: I didn't change the stable cores yet

gonna test both now

 

[SeongGino]

VBA sounds and looks perfectly smooth.
SNES9x looks perfectly smooth, but sound's all kinds of choppy in spite of that (but runs fast as heck with Vsync off but audio sync on, for some reason).

 

[m4xw]

VBA sounds and looks perfectly smooth.
SNES9x looks perfectly smooth, but sound's all kinds of choppy in spite of that (but runs fast as heck with Vsync off but audio sync on, for some reason).

ah shiet, let me check

 

[angelhp]

snes 2010 had bad sound now
vba sound is well

 

[silverspring]

Sound on fceumm is choppy. Games start well, then after around 20 seconds, it plays up.

 

[m4xw]

Sound on fceumm is choppy. Games start well, then after around 20 seconds, it plays up.

Didnt I just say that I didnt touch the stable cores yet?