MaineBear

I am trying to boot Jaguar cartridge games. They boot to a black screen and nothing happens. The CD games play fine. I am using BigPemu.

Changed to Vulkan. Seems to be working great now!! Thanks!

Got it, will try in the morning. I will let you know what how it works. Thanks!

Where are the settings?

Just tried the Blastem Core with the same result.

Yes, all the bios are present. All the roms will work for about 5 minutes and then Retroarch closes. Is the Genesis Plus GX stable? There are several cores, I'm not sure of the difference between them.

The Genesis emulator I am using in Retroarch is Genesis Plus GX. The roms play fine for a bit and then they crash. It happens on all the Genesis roms. Not sure why. I have attached the log. [INFO] === Build ======================================= [INFO] CPU Model Name: AMD Ryzen 7 5800H with Radeon Graphics [INFO] Capabilities: MMX MMXEXT SSE SSE2 SSE3 SSSE3 SSE4 SSE42 AES AVX AVX2 [INFO] Version: 1.21.0 [INFO] Git: 05f94af [INFO] Built: Apr 30 2025 [INFO] ================================================= [libretro INFO] Frontend supports RGB565 - will use that instead of XRGB1555. [libretro DEBUG] Game Genie ROM should be located at: G:\retroarch\system\ggenie.bin [libretro DEBUG] Action Replay (Pro) ROM should be located at: G:\retroarch\system\areplay.bin [libretro DEBUG] Sonic & Knuckles (2 MB) ROM should be located at: G:\retroarch\system\sk.bin [libretro DEBUG] Sonic & Knuckles UPMEM (256 KB) ROM should be located at: G:\retroarch\system\sk2chip.bin [libretro DEBUG] Mega Drive TMSS BOOTROM should be located at: G:\retroarch\system\bios_MD.bin [libretro DEBUG] Game Gear TMSS BOOTROM should be located at: G:\retroarch\system\bios.gg [libretro DEBUG] Master System (PAL) BOOTROM should be located at: G:\retroarch\system\bios_E.sms [libretro DEBUG] Master System (NTSC-U) BOOTROM should be located at: G:\retroarch\system\bios_U.sms [libretro DEBUG] Master System (NTSC-J) BOOTROM should be located at: G:\retroarch\system\bios_J.sms [libretro DEBUG] Mega CD (PAL) BIOS should be located at: G:\retroarch\system\bios_CD_E.bin [libretro DEBUG] Sega CD (NTSC-U) BIOS should be located at: G:\retroarch\system\bios_CD_U.bin [libretro DEBUG] Mega CD (NTSC-J) BIOS should be located at: G:\retroarch\system\bios_CD_J.bin [libretro DEBUG] Mega CD (PAL) BRAM is located at: G:\retroarch\saves\Genesis Plus GX\scd_E.brm [libretro DEBUG] Sega CD (NTSC-U) BRAM is located at: G:\retroarch\saves\Genesis Plus GX\scd_U.brm [libretro DEBUG] Mega CD (NTSC-J) BRAM is located at: G:\retroarch\saves\Genesis Plus GX\scd_J.brm [libretro DEBUG] Sega/Mega CD RAM CART is located at: G:\retroarch\saves\Genesis Plus GX\4Mbit_cart.brm Thanks for any help!

It's just the .a26 file. I tried unchecking and checking, still no working.....

All the games are .zip but all roms are .a26

When opening some 2600 roms in Launchbox, Retroarch opens and closes and doesn't play. When opening in Retroarch directly the roms play. I'm using the Stella emulator in Retroarch. It only happens on some roms, not all. Thanks for the help!

I am putting together my C64 roms. A few have multiple discs. Some are disc 1 side A-side B and disc 2 side-A and B. How to I import those. Should there be box art for all sides or can you combine them into one and have them load side B when side A ends and then load the next disc? Is .mu3 what you use? If you how do you set that up? Sorry if I am making this confusing. Thanks!

Got it!! Thank you!

With Retroarch how do I change from using the D-pad to using the analog sticks? The Xbox controller is automatically detected. I've seen post about binding the buttons but I don't see it in Retroarch. I'm using the the latest version. Thanks!

Sounds good. Thank you for your help!

I have a Beelink Ser5 mini computer with 16GB ram. It seems as though the fan is running at high speeds when I am using Launchbox. When scrolling though box art and when editing titles and seaching for metadata I get lag. My launchbox is on an external hard drive. Would an upgrade to 32GB help? Or moving Lauchbox to the internal hard drive? Thanks for the advice.