Gnome Games could be that app, but it tries to do too many things (big surprise really) and it's progressing very slowly. but on the desktop is just a horrible experience.ĭesktop Linux needs a nice, simple, attractive app just like OpenEmu on MacOS.
I get that RA is meant to work everywhere, from handhelds to dedicated SBCs attached to big TVs and so on. Adding roms is so uncomfortable, adding required bioses and other stuff is a big question mark.
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Don't know why and don't know how to fix. Right now I'm getting a warning about missing assets, and in fact, every icon in the UI is missing. In reality, it's a pita to setup, even on Steam. Quoting: tonyrhIn theory, RetroArch is the best thing ever.
The Steam release for RetroArch is a little different to the normal version.
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Well not going to bore folks with odd bits of info.I still have a fair amount of research yet to do.and things are still moving fast on VP8.so maybe in time I'll be pimping that as the next best thing.Īs far as I know the thing with the FLV's is how hyperspin can "animate" and "manipulate" the videos in various themes.RetroArch, the free and open source application designed to help you manage emulators, media playback and more has a few additional emulator cores available now on Steam.Ĭores are essentially the modules that RetroArch runs to do things, like run different emulators. However right now times are rather turbulent given that Google has released the VP8 spec & source which is looking rather good.right now it creates assets of the same quality for around the same size as H264.however as I understand it, base CPU playback is actually faster on VP8.GPU assisted has yet to come to light.so in that respect H264 is still ahead of the pack. It would be nice to have just one type of asset encode. I'm not sure what advantages could be had with FLV over F4V from a programming stand point.but okay.however file size will typically be nearly 50% larger for the same quality that can be had by using the standard encoders for MP4(F4V). So I will continue to use the FLV format for the time being.Īctually I think the original sample may have been still in a lossless codec given its size.I think the FourCC tag was simply altered and thats it.
I had a discussion with BadBoyBill from Hyperspin the other day and he said he suggested sticking with flv, though hyperspin supports F4V, there are some more options with the FLV's and it was worth the slightly larger filesize. I will up the bitrate in the next batch a little and see if I can meet in the middle. I need some help with Makaron, I'll send you a pm tomorrow. Most encodes are between 10mb & 20mb.I get around 14mb for Naomi\DC encodes at near lossless quality for 640x480 60fps, h264 & AAC encodes (MP4).Īhh okay I see why its so huge.PCM for audio.really should use AAC or Vorbis for the audio stream or at least MP3. I'm downloading your sample now.but judging off the size alone you are using one hell of a bitrate.probably well in excess of what is typically used for VP6 encodes.or anything else for that matter. Oh I might qualify to some degree as a guru for Makaron.only wrote a loader, miniFE and converter for it.course chillinwater should fair rather well in that area as well.
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