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I haven't tried other systems outside of the Bandit build, but figured I'd start there as a common point of reference. this is the one standalone emulator that works with Hyperspin outside of Retroarch, so that remains a valid workaround.Īll total then, N64 (Mupen) and Saturn (Sanshiro) are the two emulators for which there doesn't appear to be any way to get them to work with Hyperspin. others seem to have the same issue in forum posts I've seen.
Shield tv retroarch pcsx crashing android#
I've pretty well tried all the "fixes" (Sys file in Dolphin-emu, etc.), but it appears the built-in Android version is just broken in Retroarch. Gamecube doesn't work with the built-in Dolphin core, either. Same black screen in Retroarch (crashing), then HS backs out.
Saturn doesn't work with the built-in Yaba Sanshiro core, either. Since it won't run in Retroarch and just crashes, Hyperspin loads a black screen, then backs out. N64 doesn't work with the built-in Mupen cores. So far, it's MOSTLY working with Hyperspin to just launch everything through Retroarch (to avoid the SAF issues), but even then, that's problematic because something things don't seem to work in Retroarch (!). I've literally been doing the exact, same thing today! I have the latest RetroArch 64-bit (1.10 from their website, as you noted), and changed all the ini files to point to the right exe. Just need to find the best cores for each category. I'm using the latest 64bit binary from their website (1.10.3) and downloading cores as needed.
Shield tv retroarch pcsx crashing how to#
I'm still working on my config files, but I know how to do it now. So far, it's working great with retroArch.
Shield tv retroarch pcsx crashing psp#
I can't even get this version of Retroarch to index the PSP files, let alone play them. I'm using the Retroarch v.1.8.8 version Bandit recommended due its MAME2010 compatibility, but I'm wondering if it's gimped on some other emulators. I tried switching to the Retroarch versions of Mupen64Plus and PPSSPP using the core values above and updating the ini files after downloading the core in Retroarch. Parameters=cores/pcsx_rearmed_libretro_neon_android.soīsnes_mercury_performance_libretro_android.so Parameters=cores/stella_libretro_android.so This is a list of tested emulators and their working ini config settings.Įxe=com.retroarch/.RetroActivityFuture I haven't spent time fiddling with Bandit's ini files to try to get Hyperspin pointing to a Retroarch core (for, say, Mupen64 instead of the standalone version), but that might be the simplest path to a fully-functional Hyperspin, at the moment. So, that seems to be the common theme (though why or how retroarch and Dolphin still work is beyond me).įor now, the "easiest" workaround would seem to be sticking with Retroarch cores. Interestingly, I CAN open and run these same, standalone emulators via ArcBrowser using the SAF templates. PPSSPP standalone ("not a valid disc image" error in emulator itself). Yaba Sanshiro 2.2 standalone (same "invalid emulator" error). Mupen64PLUS FZ standalone (same "invalid emulator" error as everyone else has shown here). that includes Flycast with the updated ini file, PSXre-armed, MAME2010, Nestopia UE, SNES9x, mGBA, etc. Since it's a bit confusing, I decided I should start cataloguing what works and what does (at least in that build).Īny core launched via Retroarch (special 1.8 build for Bandit). So, rather than sit here and not have Hyperspin working with any of my stand-alone emulators, I decided to try the approach some others have suggested and downloaded Bandit's "No Clutter" build (which, btw, is pretty impressive).įortunately, I can confirm it DOES work with the beta Hyperspin version shared here, and works well! That is.
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