Great! I changed the save file directory to where the Super Metroid ROM is and it worked Thanks man. I can change to the new directory in the retroarch folder on the SD card after I am finished with Super Metroid.
The menu is fantastic now, really liking how easy it is to find what I am looking for and to switch cores. I tested the overclock option on Starfox aswell and it is brilliant, great work!
I too love the new interface, itâs much more organized, smoother and the fact I can specify the ROM directory to point exactly where all my games are located on the fly is another major plus. This is bar none the best emulator for the Wii.
I am getting a hard-crash when trying to play a FDS game with Nestopia. I have the FDS BIOS in the system directory and the game directory, and since I donât have a log I canât determine the problem?
My bad actually. It was Marvel vs Capcom, but I believe that game was reported as non working on previous versions. I think trying to load the game before would give an âerror loadingâŚâ message, but now it just codedumps instead.
It happened when I switched from fceum core to CPS2 and tried to load mvsc.zip and then again by just picking the core (no game loaded before that) and trying to run it.
Edit: also happens when trying to load xmcota.zip which was a working rom until the very last version of RetroArch
My bad actually. It was Marvel vs Capcom, but I believe that game was reported as non working on previous versions. I think trying to load the game before would give an âerror loadingâŚâ message, but now it just codedumps instead.
It happened when I switched from fceum core to CPS2 and tried to load mvsc.zip and then again by just picking the core (no game loaded before that) and trying to run it.[/quote]
All CPS2 games are supposed to work, itâs a bad rom.
Make sure that your roms work with the latest version of FBA on PC.
is the fx chip overclock only supposed to work with the starfox games? cus all other fx chips games dont seem to work with it⌠here are my results:
dirt racer locks up the game
dirt trax fx locks up the game
doom locks up the game
starfox 1-2, comp works fine
stunt race fx crashes game(error codes)
yoshis island crashes game(black screen)(froze RA when set to 80)
vortex makes the music laggy
winter gold locks up the game
It depends on the exact âstateâ of the game where you toggle it - it is best you toggle this right at startup first - some games are more lenient than others with dynamically switching clock speed at runtime.
Some games will start to glitch out at something above 50 or 60MHz - so just experiment with it.
Also -
yoshis island crashes game(black screen)(froze RA when set to 80)
vortex makes the music laggy
Please try to use common sense here - the Wii is BARELY running SuperFX games at fullspeed without being overclocked. What do you suppose happens if you decide to âoverclockâ it by 50Mhz or more? Of course the Wii isnât going to be able to handle it at fullspeed and the music will turn âlaggyâ - that is your framerate going to shit there because the emulation suddenly has to deal with a massively beefed up CPU to emulate.
I make no guarantees about SuperFX overclock working out at fullspeed for most games on Wii - Wii isnât the only platform that RetroArch supports and the overclocking option wasnât made specifically with Wii in mind. âYour mileage may varyâ here is the best response
It depends on the exact âstateâ of the game where you toggle it - it is best you toggle this right at startup first - some games are more lenient than others with dynamically switching clock speed at runtime.
Some games will start to glitch out at something above 50 or 60MHz - so just experiment with it.
Also -
yoshis island crashes game(black screen)(froze RA when set to 80)
vortex makes the music laggy
Please try to use common sense here - the Wii is BARELY running SuperFX games at fullspeed without being overclocked. What do you suppose happens if you decide to âoverclockâ it by 50Mhz or more? Of course the Wii isnât going to be able to handle it at fullspeed and the music will turn âlaggyâ - that is your framerate going to shit there because the emulation suddenly has to deal with a massively beefed up CPU to emulate.
I make no guarantees about SuperFX overclock working out at fullspeed for most games on Wii - Wii isnât the only platform that RetroArch supports and the overclocking option wasnât made specifically with Wii in mind. âYour mileage may varyâ here is the best response[/quote]
Uh, I actually donât give a shit if it works at all. I was merely reporting my results for your benefit only.
Say, is there a forwarder channel to start retroarch without going through the homebrew channel?
Iâve tried looking for one online but didnât find one so far. I also tried creating one with the simple forward channel creator program, but that one just didnt work for anything