So no "sd:/" then?yes exactly.
@ShadowOne333 you may want to change that in the op. it's not like on WiiU where the Path is sd:/ on Switch it's just /
Only "/" ?
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Only "/" ?
Yeah, after all "sd:/" is the only path you can use on the Switch port, so "/" implies the SD card
Thanks Bumblecito! I will be try!
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I really interesed on Retroarch cause now have .nsp but... ExFat still are dangerous? any recommendation with ExFat users?
EDIT: I'm sorry, i know all of you have a lot question about ExFat SD cards.
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Probably but that step is optional anyway
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I edited the pic for Switch
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Here is a pic of what worked for me. "xxxxx" obviously is your chosen .nro
img wont show so i attached a pic. Sorry
Thanks for the help @ploggy
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Yeah, I got caught out when I first tried setting up playlists for Switch, thought I could just edit my current WiiU playlists
The img I posted should be good to go now.. has the correct forward slashes and everything lol
yes add the bios to system. and turn on video threading. its still early days yet but ive been playing a handfull of games and the only issue is slight crackling in the audio
I've still never been able to solve this despite M4xw's suggestions (threaded video, etc), here:
Development Thread - RetroArch libnx
Bummer.
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Yup, BIOS files in proper place. Threaded video on, retroarch restarted. Still heavy crackling on the games I've tried: Castlevania SOTN, FFVIII, Suikoden II, and few other games I am forgetting.
No such issues for SNES, GEN emulation. Using 1.75 stable + .NSP launcher.
Well you should really start with familiarizing yourself with various core options. Disable Frame Buffer Emulation. Disable Dithering. Disablel V-Sync. Increase Audio Latency. PSX games run very well, specifically some of the games you mentioned. If your audio is static-y then your game is not running fullspeed. This is true of all cores.
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Because you need to BIND the Hotkey for it.
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i havnt tried them games tbh so obviously it could vary alot. what happens when you try to load them? maybe try something like crash bandicoot as a test. seems to work well with very little crackleing in the audio
Thanks, will poke around some more. Was worried about breaking more than fixing
Oddly enough, the video and FPS for the games I mentioned appear stable. Only the audio crackling was present. but as you said, I will tinker and see if I can get it working.
I have full speed psx emulation on most games I tested like
Ges enter the gecko
Spyro 2
Gta 2
Metal gear solid
Beave fencer musashi
Tenchu
Almost full speed 50-55 fps
Tekken 3
Soul reaver
Not start at all:
Tomb raider 2
Italian job
Destruction derby 2
Wild 9
Those four games get stuck after the main menu reteoarch freezes too, what can I do?
Ges enter the gecko
Spyro 2
Gta 2
Metal gear solid
Beave fencer musashi
Tenchu
Almost full speed 50-55 fps
Tekken 3
Soul reaver
Not start at all:
Tomb raider 2
Italian job
Destruction derby 2
Wild 9
Those four games get stuck after the main menu reteoarch freezes too, what can I do?
Thanks, budYeah, I got caught out when I first tried setting up playlists for Switch, thought I could just edit my current WiiU playlists
The img I posted should be good to go now.. has the correct forward slashes and everything lol
Added your image to the OP
are you tryed to put FPS on 59.99 and module it until sound work properly?
I did and now PSX work perfecly
Its literally the same code. So yea...
Turn on video threaded
