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You don’t have to go in and tweak this stuff, but power users will love diving in and making everything work just right. Power users should also check out the “Settings” tab, where you’ll find the Video, Audio and a variety of other settings. More specifically: Choose Main Menu > Online Updater. To use it, you have to 'populate' Retroarch with content and add the emulation cores that will run said content.
#Preconfig retroarch windows 7 how to
RELATED: Eight Advanced RetroArch Features that Make Retro Gaming Great Again How to Update & Expand Retroarch Retroarch comes pretty barren by default. It’s just a matter of scrolling down the list and selecting everything. If that setting is not already there, you can add it.
#Preconfig retroarch windows 7 driver
To get around this, you can try changing the video driver by going to your RetroArch folder -> retroarch.cfg and change 'videodriver' to either 'd3d9' or 'gdi'. Just select the systems you’ve added ROMs for and you’ve got thumbnails baked into the interface.Īctually, while you’re in the Online Updater, you might as well updated the core info files, the assets, and everything else. Your GPU or OS might lack OpenGL 2.0 support. As seen in the picture, you can do that by finding RetroArch in your Steam Library, right clicking it, clicking properties, clicking Local Files, and clicking Browse. You can find these thumbnails in the “Online Updater” section where you downloaded cores, under “Thumbnails Updater”.
Eagle-eyed readers no doubt noticed the thumbnails shown in the above step.
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