Try to use frame rate control to 30HzI'm playing SD Gundam, a game that switches between 30fps and 60fps. When I use LGFG, the gameplay is very smooth at 30fps.However, when the game switches to 60fps, it actually drops to 30fps and the action slows down. Is there a way to fix this?
When adjusting the NTSC frame rate to 30Hz, the G automatically switches to 15fps and the V to 30fps; the video feed slows down even before LGFS is enabled.Try to use frame rate control to 30Hz
what the extention file for exmaple cue&bin or what? The best use for NetherSX2 have you tested? Thank youTry to use frame rate control to 30Hz
Yeah some games doesn't work well and still get slow down, i don't think you can do muchWhen adjusting the NTSC frame rate to 30Hz, the G automatically switches to 15fps and the V to 30fps; the video feed slows down even before LGFS is enabled.
.CHD is the best format to use, but doesn't matter muchwhat the extention file for exmaple cue&bin or what? The best use for NetherSX2 have you tested? Thank you
Thank you for your reply.I understand.Yeah some games doesn't work well and still get slow down, i don't think you can do much
.CHD is the best format to use, but doesn't matter much
Using MTP worked like a charm. Thanks for the tip!You can use any homebrew that uses MTP and transfer them via USB.
And in my opinion console ports are better because of all the additional content they usually have over the arcade versions featured in these official compilationsI don't think heavy 3D games will be playable - but the above kinda addresses a lot of Switch shortcomings for me, MvC2 / KOF 02 UM / CvSNK2 - I can remove the heavy Capcom collections (about 3-4 gb each) from my SD card, since I already have retroarch, I don't need any of those. Plus the Gzip compressed copies of CvSNK2 is about 200MB! Same for MvC2 - 200MB+. Compare that with an actual Switch port of 3-5GB each. Certainly worth considering replacing if you're only offline like me.