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How bad is the input lag on this once modded? I was thinking of getting one to hack but the Shield TV seems like a much better option all round.
its decent by all means 1gb of ram and a quad core at the very least is respectable when trying to emulate a ps1 so everything below it should be a go. n64 im not so sure.
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N64 requires significantly more CPU power than most ARM chips can handle. Some games may run but more complex ones will suffer.
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my guess it would emulate some well and it would struggle with more complex titles.
still though for 29 bucks this device is a no brainer for anyone who wants to mod it.
still though for 29 bucks this device is a no brainer for anyone who wants to mod it.
BleemSync 1.1 released!
BleemSync v1.1 Release Notes:
BleemSync
https://modmyclassic.com/2019/05/24/bleemsync-1-1-released/
BleemSync v1.1 Release Notes:
BleemSync
- Added SSH support
- Added OTG support
- Added 3rd party controller support to Stock UI
- Added texture filter toggle to stock PCSX emulator
- Added status text to boot sequence
- Added launcher to stock carousel
- Updated xpad.ko for increased controller support
- Added Kernel Backup/Restore functions
- New transfer tool: On-USB-Drag'n'Drop
- Reduced Theme Mounting load times
- Fixed issue with extra discs displaying on pcsx "Disc Change" screen
- Updated to 1.7.7
- Fixed black screen bug
- Bundled PCSX RetroArch core now supports .CHD files
- Added compressed core support
- Added glui driver menu
- Added tool to generate RA playlists for external (usb) games
- Added thumbnails to internal RA playlist
- Added settings menu
https://modmyclassic.com/2019/05/24/bleemsync-1-1-released/
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The funny thing is from what I have heard PSP emulation works better on the PSC than N64 emulation (assuming you are using retroarch xtreme and the xtreme coreset).
Setting up my 256GB installation,now that the USB OTG is available. Everything is is slowly falling into place.
Has anyone in here got a version of Mupen Plus and Mupen Plus Next to run N64 games without severe graphical glitches? (Super Mario 64, Zelda OOT, ...) If so please state version of the core, and which package you've got it from.
Glupen and Parallel cores work for N64 - but with Mupen so far - no dice (Retroboot km_ cores).
Has anyone in here got a version of Mupen Plus and Mupen Plus Next to run N64 games without severe graphical glitches? (Super Mario 64, Zelda OOT, ...) If so please state version of the core, and which package you've got it from.
Glupen and Parallel cores work for N64 - but with Mupen so far - no dice (Retroboot km_ cores).
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I want it but now I wont buy it no matter what if it is down to 20 dollars. It is actually PCSXR emulator from the source and Sony is getting getting a profit even though it didn't sell very well. Nah, Sony wont have my money because I am not stupid. No thanks, Sony. Never!
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That's stock out the box
Once retroarch is installed its a totally different monster
Its actually better than NES/SNES minis in terms of emulation and how games run
I understand the choice is yours but they are super cheap here in the US already
They cant possibly make a profit at 20, or 30 USD. Buy it. 
(Half to retail, leaves 15 USD for two controllers, hdmi cable, and the arm7 box, and licensed games and advertising and logistics - no way.. )
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The current versions of both Autobleem with Retroboot and Retroarch Bundled with Bleemsync now automatically "face out" the goddarn 8bitdo USB adapter cursor in game. So thats become a non issue - same with boot race condition with the 8bitdo adapter. With OTG you can now leave it in all the time.
Set up both Bleemsync and Autobleem (with Retroboot) solutions on 256 GB sticks - Autobleem subjectively is still better. Also - its far cleaner.
Bleemsyncs hires retroarch theme looks too "candy colored" (can be changed, changed it, still wasnt happy ), iconography in boot and selection screens is too in your face.
Autobleem can be cleaned up very nicely (all themes accessible and easily modifiable (Photoshop), transitions screens between Autobleem and retroarch are in retroarch folders and can be cleaned up as well.
Only reason currently to use Bleemsync is the stand alone Nintendo DS emulator (ported by kickflip) that currently can only be launched using Bleemcast. But someone has got to implement that in the future (simple launcher UI).
(Half to retail, leaves 15 USD for two controllers, hdmi cable, and the arm7 box, and licensed games and advertising and logistics - no way..
)--------------------- MERGED ---------------------------
The current versions of both Autobleem with Retroboot and Retroarch Bundled with Bleemsync now automatically "face out" the goddarn 8bitdo USB adapter cursor in game. So thats become a non issue - same with boot race condition with the 8bitdo adapter. With OTG you can now leave it in all the time.
Set up both Bleemsync and Autobleem (with Retroboot) solutions on 256 GB sticks - Autobleem subjectively is still better. Also - its far cleaner.
Bleemsyncs hires retroarch theme looks too "candy colored" (can be changed, changed it, still wasnt happy
), iconography in boot and selection screens is too in your face.Autobleem can be cleaned up very nicely (all themes accessible and easily modifiable (Photoshop), transitions screens between Autobleem and retroarch are in retroarch folders and can be cleaned up as well.
Only reason currently to use Bleemsync is the stand alone Nintendo DS emulator (ported by kickflip) that currently can only be launched using Bleemcast. But someone has got to implement that in the future (simple launcher UI).
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They cant possibly make a profit at 20, or 30 USD. Buy it.
(Half to retail, leaves 15 USD for two controllers, hdmi cable, and the arm7 box, and licensed games and advertising and logistics - no way..
--------------------- MERGED ---------------------------
The current versions of both Autobleem with Retroboot and Retroarch Bundled with Bleemsync now automatically "face out" the goddarn 8bitdo USB adapter cursor in game. So thats become a non issue - same with boot race condition with the 8bitdo adapter. With OTG you can now leave it in all the time.
Set up both Bleemsync and Autobleem (with Retroboot) solutions on 256 GB sticks - Autobleem subjectively is still better. Also - its far cleaner.
Bleemsyncs hires retroarch theme looks too "candy colored" (can be changed, changed it, still wasnt happy
Autobleem can be cleaned up very nicely (all themes accessible and easily modifiable (Photoshop), transitions screens between Autobleem and retroarch are in retroarch folders and can be cleaned up as well.
Only reason currently to use Bleemsync is the stand alone Nintendo DS emulator (developed by kickflip) that currently can only be launched using Bleemcast. But someone has got to implement that in the future (simple launcher UI).
With bleemsync 1.1 its better than all other alternatives - Especially being able to add all games at once.
To maybe go into the differences a little.
Bleemsync 1.1 is needed to (backup and) install the OTG kernel. That kernel is needed so you can use a cheapo (2USD) OTG adapter on the back USB port of the device to plug in a USB drive (slim sandisk 256GB f.e. works fine), to circumvent the amp restriction on the two front usb ports.
Now all of a sudden all/most high capacity USB drives will work.
Once you've got your kernel backup, and the new kernel installed, you can switch from Bleemsync (comes with Retroarch) to Autobleem with Retroboot (Retroarch - with more performance trimmed cores.)
Bleemsync currently is the only package that can use a standalone Drastic DS (Nintendo DS emulator) port, thats actually great. But that should change in the future. It has to. (Someone just has to write a launcher.)
Bleemsync features a hires Retroarch custom skin, thats a little much - and select screens with icons that are just little much - aesthetically. It also uses the PS classics default launcher frontend (optionally), with a default skin thats - again - pretty awful. (This skin can easily be changed though). You can use bot default and retroarch and the standalone Drastic (NDS emulator) on Bleemsync.
Autobleem with Retroboot, basically has the same capability (Retroarch and Sony emu (pcsxrearmed derived)) - with a cleaner interface, more customizable, comes with KMFDManic cores, uses an entire rebuild of the Sony interface, with a rebuild of the Sony emu that also allows you to turn on and off bilinear filtering on the fly.
In the end, its more about taste - but Autobleem allows for cleaner autoboot into Retroarch, or Scummvm setups - with Bleemsync you always have godawful logos in your way.
(That presumably are part of a binary and cant easily be changed. )
Bleemsync 1.1 is needed to (backup and) install the OTG kernel. That kernel is needed so you can use a cheapo (2USD) OTG adapter on the back USB port of the device to plug in a USB drive (slim sandisk 256GB f.e. works fine), to circumvent the amp restriction on the two front usb ports.
Now all of a sudden all/most high capacity USB drives will work.
Once you've got your kernel backup, and the new kernel installed, you can switch from Bleemsync (comes with Retroarch) to Autobleem with Retroboot (Retroarch - with more performance trimmed cores.)
Bleemsync currently is the only package that can use a standalone Drastic DS (Nintendo DS emulator) port, thats actually great. But that should change in the future. It has to.
(Someone just has to write a launcher.)Bleemsync features a hires Retroarch custom skin, thats a little much - and select screens with icons that are just little much - aesthetically.
It also uses the PS classics default launcher frontend (optionally), with a default skin thats - again - pretty awful. (This skin can easily be changed though). You can use bot default and retroarch and the standalone Drastic (NDS emulator) on Bleemsync.Autobleem with Retroboot, basically has the same capability (Retroarch and Sony emu (pcsxrearmed derived)) - with a cleaner interface, more customizable, comes with KMFDManic cores, uses an entire rebuild of the Sony interface, with a rebuild of the Sony emu that also allows you to turn on and off bilinear filtering on the fly.
In the end, its more about taste - but Autobleem allows for cleaner autoboot into Retroarch, or Scummvm setups - with Bleemsync you always have godawful logos in your way.
(That presumably are part of a binary and cant easily be changed.
)
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To maybe go into the differences a little.
Bleemsync 1.1 is needed to (backup and) install the OTG kernel. That kernel is needed so you can use a cheapo (2USD) OTG adapter on the back USB port of the device to plug in a USB drive (slim sandisk 256GB f.e. works fine), to circumvent the amp restriction on the two front usb ports.
Now all of a sudden all/most high capacity USB drives will work.
Once you've got your kernel backup, and the new kernel installed, you can switch from Bleemsync (comes with Retroarch) to Autobleem with Retroboot (Retroarch - with more performance trimmed cores.)
Bleemsync currently is the only package that can use a standalone Drastic DS (Nintendo DS emulator) port, thats actually great. But that should change in the future. It has to.
Bleemsync features a hires Retroarch custom skin, thats a little much - and select screens with icons that are just little much - aesthetically.
Autobleem with Retroboot, basically has the same capability (Retroarch and Sony emu (pcsxrearmed derived)) - with a cleaner interface, more customizable, comes with KMFDManic cores, uses an entire rebuild of the Sony interface, with a rebuild of the Sony emu that also allows you to turn on and off bilinear filtering on the fly.
In the end, its more about taste - but Autobleem allows for cleaner autoboot into Retroarch, or Scummvm setups - with Bleemsync you always have godawful logos in your way.
(That presumably are part of a binary and cant easily be changed.
Bleemsync 1.1 - I like the logos and just did a 1TB setup and went smooth. Its always good to have choices.
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