Homebrew RetroArch Switch
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Ozone is the new menu driver you've been seeing around for a while To enable it : 1. Update your assets using the Online Updater 2. Go to Settings > Driver > Menu Driver and set it to ozone 3. Restart RetroArch p.s. your switch has to be able to go online for this to work
Really guys, build collections on the PC using playlist buddy. Look into the history.lpl in your retroarch dir after playing some games to get an idea of what such a file has to look like.
The new nightly fixes things but to be sure (because I don't know which build you're using) be sure to quit the game via "close content" instead of killing it through the home button.
I have tried to run games in PBP i can not get it to work. I think i have the right bios file(pspbios_v07c) and converted my games to PBP files with psx2psp_v1.4.2 but the games crashes on startup and some times retroarch crashes. So maybe im doing something wrong. it works good with iso and cue files.
Okay new question... I'm using the NSP version of Retroarch. If I hit the home button, the game game seems to keep running in the background, can hear the music and stuff like that. Is this supposed to happen?
The nightlies (today: "2018-10-30_RetroArch.7z") do not contain an .nsp file, only *nro. RetroArch as *.nsp only appears in the latest stable build or appear somewhere in the internet...
Watch out for the stable release. The date of the last nsp is 2018-10-28. This is working with the latest nightly.
http://buildbot.libretro.com/stable/1.7.5/nintendo/switch/libnx/
http://buildbot.libretro.com/stable/1.7.5/nintendo/switch/libnx/
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Again, there is no stable NSP.
It's just always that path, the NSP is always updated. Check the timestamp already
As m4xw and Muxi pointed out, the NSP found in the "Stable" section is updated regularly.
You have to check the time frame of the file's creation.
The NSP shows 2018-10-28, which means it was compiled and created this past October 28th, so that's the newest NSP that exits RA automatically when you close the NSP down as you would for any Switch game.
convert iso to pbp stra
what kind Rayman format did u use to convert? Ntsc will not read but pal does also did u add images in psx2psp or leave it blank and not using psp data?? Can u give me a hint??
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