COMMON: Remove 'video_shader' setting, shaders are not saved automatically anymoreCORE OPTIONS: When saving core option overrides, only include settings for the current coreCORE OPTIONS: Add option to save core options per-coreCPU FILTERS: Add Scanline2x filterDINPUT: Cleanup magic numbers mess ...
Describe the bug I'm trying to emulate PS1 games. I have the correct bios (scph5501.bin) loaded to my .config/retroarch/system directory. When I use any PS1 core, (tried with Beetle PSX, PCSX ReARMed, SwanStation) they all fail to load t...
Some cores, like 2048, do not require any content in order to work. In this case, after you have loaded the core, 'Start Core' will appear inside the main menu. Select this to start the core directly. Keeping cores up-to-date
There are several possible reasons: not all cores are available for all platforms; the core's name might have changed (check the libretro blog and/or release changelog notes for such announcements); your Core Info files might be out of date (RetroArch uses these files to sort the Core Down...
Once you’ve started up RetroArch, to launch a single game, you’ll want to go to the “Load Content” and then navigate to where the ROM is stored (media/sdcard/ROMS/etc). Select the game, and then choose the core (emulator) you want to run it with. ...
EDIT: I might have found the reason: In the configgen file, you apparently only check for some keys like "vice_zoom_mode" with system.isOptSet and system.config, but not for all keys. "vice_jiffydos" is just set as RetroArch config with coreSettings.save without prior check in the ...
Once you’ve started up RetroArch, to launch a single game, you’ll want to go to the “Load Content” and then navigate to where the ROM is stored (media/sdcard/ROMS/etc). Select the game, and then choose the core (emulator) you want to run it with. ...
RetroArch's interface makes it easy to accidentally download an unwanted core. The following directions are how you can delete a core. It's oddly several steps and not a convenient process. On the home tab , go to Load Core and select the core you want to delete. At the very top, yo...
Some cores, like 2048, do not require any content in order to work. In this case, after you have loaded the core, 'Start Core' will appear inside the main menu. Select this to start the core directly. Keeping cores up-to-date
This tends to happen when you first start up RetroArch and not after loading a game. This is because without a core loaded, the menu is only throttled by Vsync whenLimit Maximum Run Speedis disabled, while cores are able to throttle on audio as well. Fastforward disables both Vsync and...