Homebrew RetroArch Switch
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there is no BEST thats why there's more than one choice... if a rom doesn't play in one or is performing bad , try another. This has been the case with emulation for 20yrs now.
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yeah BUT there are roms whose performance, sound...etc are better in FC including some homebrew roms which don't even run at all in nestopia.... so once again ...at the risk of beating an already dead horse .... and to answer the initial question (which has been asked about several emulators since day one decades ago)....its a per rom basis and a matter of preference.
Right now, overclocking is the only. I think you need to boost it to the "2nd" level up (I forgot the name or speed at the moment) but then it runs pretty much perfectly.
I forgot which is stock docked speed.
I'm a Nestopia fan as well but unfortunately it doesn't support achievements which is a big downer, at least for me.
More info: https://docs.libretro.com/guides/retroachievements/#nes
Same issue here as well, no settings I fiddled around with seemed to do anything.
Do you have that rainbow ground? Which rom do you use? Usa or europe?
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I guess your sd-card is exFat formatted and you dont use RetroArch, installed from .nsp (check 1st page for details)...
Works fine with NSP, THX!
But 10-15 fps and crackling sound with zelda ocarina : not playable. Something to do about that ? Overclocking ? Is it safe ? Or perhaps some fine tunning in retroarch...
Just go back some pages and you will find this post:
https://gbatemp.net/goto/post?id=8414199#post-8414199
Anyway, I can understand that most are not willed to read 177 pages and more.
Suggestion to mods: would it be possible to add an "Retroarch" area with sub-folders for each emulated system?
Example:
Retroarch-main: contains all about Retroarch-system, etc
Retroarch-N64: contains all about N64-core
Retroarch-PSX: contains all about PSX-core
Retroarch-SNES: contains all about SNES-cores
etc.
Benefit: would be more readable and helpful.
Thx works better but still cracking and MK64 still 10 fps. Have to wait for aarch64 dynarec i suppose...
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