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  • 02/26/2015 at 08:08 #89205
    tuko
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    Hello,

    I would like to try MSU-1 SNES roms in Retropie 2.6, how can I switch to BSNES libretrocore ?

    Thanks in advance

    Best Regards

    Renaud

    02/26/2015 at 08:15 #89206
    Anonymous
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    I don’t know about bsnes_performance, but i can tell you bsnes_accuracy is unusable on rpi2, games were running at less than half speed when i tried it.

    02/26/2015 at 08:31 #89207
    GameRockeR
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    BSNES core is not implemented yet on the RPi (I dont see the option to install the core in RetroPie Setup), the only snes emulators inside retroarch are the following:
    PocketSnes
    CATSFC (experimental)
    ArmSnes (experimental)
    …but maybe something was updated, I’m going to check this. Btw, even if BSNES could be implemented in retropie dont expect full 100% speed, not even half of it, BSNES requires a high end PC to run in accuracy mode, I doubt the Pi can handle it right now.

    02/26/2015 at 09:13 #89219
    cacophony555
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    I tried the bsnes core in retropie (manually added it myself) it was was unusably slow. So slow I wouldn’t even call it functional. I’ve heard that bsnes is the most processor intensive snes emulator so it might be unrealistic to expect it will ever run well on the current pi hardware.

    02/26/2015 at 18:42 #89296
    Anonymous
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    Whats that bsnes performance you tried cacophony?? Out side of bsnes whats the next best snes emulator?, snes9x-next???

    02/26/2015 at 18:52 #89298
    cacophony555
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    [quote=89296]Whats that bsnes performance you tried cacophony?? Out side of bsnes whats the next best snes emulator?, snes9x-next???[/quote]

    I tried this version of bsnes:
    https://github.com/libretro/bsnes-mercury

    From the limited testing I’ve done with every SNES option I like snes9x-next best so far. It’s definitely the most accurate for music.

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