Well when you get a chance I need you to compile and see if its fixed for you..
I just tried finished compiling the latest changes but still getting the same crash when Threaded Video option is selected
This one. But now I'm not too sure this was for the Threaded Video error fix?
Hmm, looks like I got over excited for nothing :/ they were def looking into it tho and looked like they made a breakthrough, but I must have misread
Dang it Hmm, looks like I got over excited for nothing :/ they were def looking into it tho and looked like they made a breakthrough, but I must have misread
They were talking about it on discord last night, I was going to create an issue but since they all already knew about it I thought there was no need?
They were talking about it on discord last night, I was going to create an issue but since they all already knew about it I thought there was no need?
But if you want to create an issue that's up to you
Looks like this Threaded Video issue goes beyond just Xbox One, apparently it happens on other platforms too. So fix one fix all
I figured out a workaround to the PSX (and DS) Savestate crash
I figured out a workaround to the PSX (and DS) Savestate crash
The problem is those Core dont like loading from the default location they are saved to.
What you need to do is change the Save and State path to .\ (the same path as the Cores folder)
First watch these 2 vids.. (first one shows how to create folders/move multiple files) do what it says but also create SAVE and STATE folders too.
Once you've made those folders, open Retroarch and navigate to Settings>Directory, scroll down to Savefile/Savestate and set the new path to the new folders you created. (don't forget to click "Use the directory" once you navigated to the correct path)
Once you've finished Quit Retroarch from the Main Menu to save, or goto Main Menu>Configuration File>Save Current Config
Done, you can now Quick Save and Quick Load on PS1/DS
This next Video shows how to set the correct permissions so you can keep using these folders after you restart your Xbox
This will all probably be redundant eventually but if you need to Quick Save on PS1/DS this should tide you over for now
I figured out a workaround to the PSX (and DS) Savestate crash
The problem is those Core dont like loading from the default location they are saved to.
What you need to do is change the Save and State path to .\ (the same path as the Cores folder)
First watch these 2 vids.. (first one shows how to create folders/move multiple files) do what it says but also create SAVE and STATE folders too.
Once you've made those folders, open Retroarch and navigate to Settings>Directory, scroll down to Savefile/Savestate and set the new path to the new folders you created. (don't forget to click "Use the directory" once you navigated to the correct path)
Once you've finished Quit Retroarch from the Main Menu to save, or goto Main Menu>Configuration File>Save Current Config
Done, you can now Quick Save and Quick Load on PS1/DS
This next Video shows how to set the correct permissions so you can keep using these folders after you restart your Xbox
This will all probably be redundant eventually but if you need to Quick Save on PS1/DS this should tide you over for now
I can play Yoshi's Island on Snes9x 2010 and Sonic 2 on Genesis Plus GX with 2 runahead easily
I figured out a workaround to the PSX (and DS) Savestate crash
The problem is those Core dont like loading from the default location they are saved to.
What you need to do is change the Save and State path to .\ (the same path as the Cores folder)
First watch these 2 vids.. (first one shows how to create folders/move multiple files) do what it says but also create SAVE and STATE folders too.
Once you've made those folders, open Retroarch and navigate to Settings>Directory, scroll down to Savefile/Savestate and set the new path to the new folders you created. (don't forget to click "Use the directory" once you navigated to the correct path)
Once you've finished Quit Retroarch from the Main Menu to save, or goto Main Menu>Configuration File>Save Current Config
Done, you can now Quick Save and Quick Load on PS1/DS
This next Video shows how to set the correct permissions so you can keep using these folders after you restart your Xbox
This will all probably be redundant eventually but if you need to Quick Save on PS1/DS this should tide you over for now
pluggy!?
Yes it's still accurate. We haven't been able to get the DC/PSP/Saturn or Dolphin Cores to work yet, it's up to the devs to get those working on UWP :/
