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#RETROARCH WHICH BSNES CORE HOW TO#
#RETROARCH WHICH BSNES CORE MANUAL#

Optionally, set "File Extensions" to the extension of the rom file.Optionally, set "Default Core" to the one you downloaded.Set "System Name" to the name of the emulated system.Set "Content Directory" to the directory containng the rom.Select "Import Content" -> "Manual Scan".

#RETROARCH WHICH BSNES CORE MANUAL#

Retroarch has an internal list of file hashes and what games/systems they correspond to, which works for most roms, but since stuff isn't working for you, I'll assume you need to do a manual scan. SNESEmulation RetroarchSNESEmulation BSNESRetroarchCore SNESGamesOnPCWith the BSNES Retroarch core, you have practically perfect SNES emulation at your f. To save the rom/system association, you can scan the rom file from the playlist menu.

If not, you'll need to figure out what's going wrong. If that works, you can move on to saving that association.

Retroarch should attempt to run the game.

"Load Core" -> select the core you downloaded 'bsnes-hd beta' core for RetroArch available in the internal updater on Windows, Linux, Mac (Intel and arm), Android, iOS, tvOS and Switch If you experience crashes on Android please try the Android core provided below.

"Load Content" -> select the rom you want to play.

You can verify this by doing the following from the main menu: I think the "no core available" is because either Retroarch doesn't know what system the rom corresponds to or it thinks it corresponds to an incorrect system. The mercury cores are almost identical except we added back in the option to use special chip HLE (because, for example, Mega Man X2/3 requires an overclocked i7 to reach full speed with cx4 LLE) and made some small speed optimizations at the expense of code readability (it results in 10 speedup, IIRC).

#RETROARCH WHICH BSNES CORE HOW TO#

Not all of this will necessarily be helpful for solving your issue, but it's better to have redundant info up front than to need to ask for more multiple times.Īnyways, based on the limited information you originally gave, here is my best guess of what's happening and how to fix it: What system are you running Retroarch on?.Which core are you trying to use? Does this happen with multiple cores?.How are you opening the rom? I.e., from a scanned device-specific playlist, or the "Open Content" menu?.We're gonna need a lot more information before anyone can realistically help you :