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Sorry to be that guy but, what's the best configuration to play PlayStation with the better specs on widescreen? Whenever I look in the menu I just can put fullscreen and that's it. Is there some way to put a filter there or something. The best way to experience the pS1 games .Thank you. Working great, it's a blast to have them back and running on such a great console thanks to your efforts.
In video settings set integer scale to off and aspect ratio to 16:9 if you want fullscreen stretching. If you mean like higher internal resolution then no that won't be supported I don't think till gpu acceleration happens. I don't think filters work at the moment except for maybe bi linear filter but I'm not sure about that either.
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I installed the newest stable build but maybe I somehow ended up with the wrong files. I'll try it again later.
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It can happen in game if it really fails on every fucking single frame
Menu fuzz indicates old code.
Anyway:
Nightlies have been updated:
-Core specific Splash/Menu, including samples for Snes9x, Snes9x2010 and PSCX made by DanilAran64
-No longer freeze if no Menu files are found (still think font is needed for now :/), will default to black
-Split Joycon (set the split_joycon option in the config via your computer to true, will default to Split joycons once 1 Joycon is deattached from the console. Defaults to false)
Note: You can't access the menu in this mode without changing the Keybinds for that (for now)
-Further stability improvements to enhance the user's experience.
https://m4xw.net/nextcloud/index.php/s/yPGqawzbLKirNk5
Reading all this exFat corruption warnings maybe I should stay with Fat32 although I was planning to switch to exFat.
Only problem I'm still facing then is using NSPs bigger than 4 GB as there's still no way to split (and use) big NSP files or convert them into cartridge images (XCI) to use them splited.
I know this is a little off topic but it's affected directly by the SD format concerns.
How do you Fat32 guys handle that? Don't you use Switch backups (bigger than 4 GB) at all?
Only problem I'm still facing then is using NSPs bigger than 4 GB as there's still no way to split (and use) big NSP files or convert them into cartridge images (XCI) to use them splited.
I know this is a little off topic but it's affected directly by the SD format concerns.
How do you Fat32 guys handle that? Don't you use Switch backups (bigger than 4 GB) at all?
.xci files can of course be split. As for .nsp files, the upcoming network install feature for Tinfoil will solve that problem.
All games actually install in 4GB chunks regardless of file format.
Wrong thread guys. Sorry but nsp/xci don't matter to me.
Note: Until research is finished i advise to use FAT32 - as always.
The exFat issue sure is interesting.
Has there been anyway to like pinpoint exactly which people are experiencing it?
To begin with, from those people with the exFat issue, how did you update?
Manually or officially?
That could be a starting point at least.
Unless it's a bug in the exFat implementation of the SD driver in libnx.
Has there been anyway to like pinpoint exactly which people are experiencing it?
To begin with, from those people with the exFat issue, how did you update?
Manually or officially?
That could be a starting point at least.
Unless it's a bug in the exFat implementation of the SD driver in libnx.
Or that too :^}
Nintendo's known for fucking things up which should be a standard.
*cough cough* USB-C standards *cough cough*
Perhaps we should move this discussion into a separate thread to keep this clean from too much off topic:
https://gbatemp.net/threads/poll-fat32-vs-exfat-issue-discussion.514801/
C64 core, but the menu is broken, but hey it loads the screen heh
Won't work on this now since my wrist is fucked. Back to doing nothing..
Won't work on this now since my wrist is fucked. Back to doing nothing..
Unfortunately, no real way around this. I've just started using CFW on my dedicated "4hax" Switch and decided to get a second microSD for RetroNX - I really wanted to reformat my larger MicroSD to exFat to play around with .nsp files. I'll swap the microSDs around depending on whether I feel like retro gaming or playing Switch backups.
Not as convenient as we'd all like and some might be reluctant to buy a new card, but I personally find I don't need a lot of storage for RetroNX and the backups I'm interested in; a lot of people would get away with a smaller microSD for their emulation needs. (For example, 16GB Sandisk MicroSD is going for £5.99 on Amazon).
Perhaps at some point there will be support for split .nsps that will mean you can use a single microSD.
Just made this background for the pcsx-rearmed core. If anyone is interested in this just download the image and place it in retroarch\nxrgui\menu (using the nightly from post #3367).
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