Awesome, enjoy.we have success. I put it as game, and I was able to access the local folder via durango ftp (probably via windows explorer as well). anyway, I have both config files, and all 18 playlists (9 for each mode). both modes work. I didn't have to remake my playlists in retail either, just change the playlists folder to retail, so all is working.
tbh, I haven't noticed any increase in capabilities in retail mode, it's just you don't have to go into dev mode now.This is such an awesome development No need for "Developer" mode on XBox series consoles to use Retroarch.... Now, it's time to unleash its full power in all of its glory
Use the standalone version of PPSSPP... RetroArch's core has been known to not function properly compared to the standalone app.I have Retroarch on my laptop [as well as PPSSPP]. And I'm still trying to make it emulate the game Killzone Liberation to run smoothly. PPSSPP doesn't run it well either [awfully glitchy on both emulators]. But the rest of my games seem to run quite well on iether. WTF? And yes I've tried tweeking it. No go, er should I say, got it to run a tiny bit better [meaning, the opening screens where it says press X to start, and then the weapons you want to use screens] on either one glitchy and the Sounds are just crackling away. But then when playing, it sort of settles down on the PPSSPP, but on Retroarch ALL glitchy. Any Help Guys?
I thought so, because I remembered there being a standalone version in the op's link. yep, there is, and that's probably why.Use the standalone version of PPSSPP... RetroArch's core has been known to not function properly compared to the standalone app.
S/N: your question being asked is in the wrong section.
CXBX Reloaded and XEMU for OG Xbox emulation, and Xenia: Xbox 360 Emulator Research Projecthmmm, I wonder if there is an Xbox emulator for PC. Or the 360 one
that, I'm not sure, but I could've sworn that it worked on either. thought I saw that somewhere.Err, question lads, is this Series specific? I grabbed it for my Xbox One X (I have a Series S too but it's at a family members at the moment), installed it no problems just like the old whitelisted releases.. but the lag is brutal! Fiddling with latency doesn't help as even snes9x grinds to a halt with the amount of frames I have to add... I am using an OG Xbox One controller which I think might be the issue, or is this version simply tailored for the Series, er, series and not the last gen consoles?
Yeah it 'works' as usual, I think it just might be the original model Xbox One controller and its poorer wireless functions: once the missus finally decides to get off the feckin TV I'll have another tinker - if the lag improves when wired (or I'll borrow my sons Series controller) then yeah I'll blame that! Cheers anyway!that, I'm not sure, but I could've sworn that it worked on either. thought I saw that somewhere.
something that's both good and sad at the same time is that there doesn't appear to be much in the form of changes with the series version the one, not even with the controller. have to feel the back of it, just to know that one is for the series x. that's pretty damn cheap tbh.Yeah it 'works' as usual, I think it just might be the original model Xbox One controller and its poorer wireless functions: once the missus finally decides to get off the feckin TV I'll have another tinker - if the lag improves when wired (or I'll borrow my sons Series controller) then yeah I'll blame that! Cheers anyway!
I've had 2 Xbox One controllers, one being the original version, and a second being a newer 'One S' model that also has standard bluetooth functions (and a headphone jack!) Gave the 2nd one away to a family member when his controller broke. Also have 2 white Series controllers (my youngest actually owning one for his PC, the other being out to another family member - don't fukkin ask! ) - there is absolutely a difference between the One and Series controllers: not just the guide button, the dpad is much improved and the textured grip on the front of the series controllers is a good qol improvement.. I'm just stuck with the shitty old controller at the moment! My thought on the massive lag I'm getting with the older controller is due to the wireless feature - maybe the program favours bluetooth, then reverts to the older 'MS method' as a backup.. Will find out later hopefully!I think the guide button might be slightly different as well, but almost everything just feels like an upgraded xbone. I like some, but not all, of the changes with the ps5. the controller is one of the best I've ever seen.