Now you can shut the device down, eject the card and work with the GAMES partition on your computer. It will do some work, reboot and launch EmulationStation. Q: I flashed AmberELEC but I have no GAMES partition.Ī: That partition is created during initialization at the first boot, so insert your microSD card inside your RG351 device and boot it. EmulationStation won’t show a system if there are no files in the directory of the file extensions it expects to find there. Q: I’m trying to add games for a system but the system doesn’t appear in EmulationStation.Ī: Check in EmulationStation’s settings to ensure the system isn’t hidden (most are not). Q: I set a shader/overlay but they’re not showing.Ī: RGA scaling prevents them to show, you have to choose one or the other, so check that RGA scaling is turned off for that system/game. Q: My PlayStation game is not starting or getting stuck during BIOS Intro.Ī: Activate the “Skip BIOS Intro” core option (from RetroArch > Quick Menu > Options). Q: Controls and/or rumble are not working on PlayStation. By not tracking the daily movements of our upstream projects, we are allowed to focus on the AmberELEC environment. I want to help test $MyFavoriteEmulator/$MyFavoriteCore/$SomeNewGameOrWhatever on AmberELEC!Ī: This is intentional you will only see the system improvements our team is actively developing. Q: I installed the pre-release but the cores and emulators are the same as the current stable release. You can expect us to skip multiple RetroArch updates at a time most of the core improvements do not actually benefit our device and so it is unnecessary for us to iterate so quickly or burden our users with constant updates that only fix one or two games out of tens of thousands of supported titles.
As a small team, we are mostly focused on improvements to the environment (fixes, implementing new features, expanding supported systems), and we only release when those features are ready.
#Retroarch psx memory card bios update
We update RetroArch, libretro cores and standalone emulators at the time we compose a new release. What I would like to be able to do is use a save state but still keep the internal PS1 memory card intact being able to load internal saves made further in the "future.Q: When is the next release? Why are you still on an old version of RetroArch/$MyFavoriteEmulator/$MyFavoriteCore?Ī: AmberELEC is developed to be a curated, stable firmware. Settings > saving > and turning don't overwrite saveram when loading savestate to on Retroarch save states seem to save a snapshot of the memory card as well? I was looking at a couple reddit posts of people with similarish problems and I seen a potential fix posted was going to: Every emulator I've used prior to this, when you make a save to the internal memory card the saves are always there regardless of if you save or load a state. Now if I load a save state prior to having made the save to the internal PS1 memory card, all internal saves that were made after that save state was loaded are gone. So I'm playing thru Parasite Eve currently, if I make a save file to the internal memory card, everything behaves as intended. I've been messing around with the PS1 Beetle PSX core and ran into a frustrating issue that I don't think I've ever experienced on any other emulator I've ever tried.
#Retroarch psx memory card bios Pc
So I've always had problems with Retroarch as an emulator because of the UI on PC for navigating the menus, while relatively well designed for phones kind of sucks on the PC IMO. If it's not I apologize but I'm looking for some help with this issue, if it can't be fixed maybe some alternative PS1 emulators that have options to fix PGXP. I'm not sure if this is the appropriate place to post this.
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