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RGUI, MaterialUI and Ozone menu drivers now have new color themes. The following cores have been added for OpenDingux platform users: The following cores have been added for Miyoo platform users: Steps have also been taken in cores to minimise use of the audio batch callback (for example, Tyrquake and Snes9x 2010), leading to better audio sample pacing, less overhead and better overall performance. Uploading the video frame as soon as possible after the emulation loop is generally a good idea since it potentially avoids unnecessary input latency. This is just in case the audio upload blocks for too long due to audio processing and syncing performed by the frontend. RetroArch) AFTER the video frame has been uploaded. Some cores have been updated now so that audio gets pushed to the frontend (i.e. Other measures have also been taken to further improve audio latency. We measured 0.4 to 0.3% deviation, and this figure could likely be optimized even further by fiddling some more with audio buffer latency, or changing the audio driver. Here are some of the cores that have received work recently on this front:įor example, frame time deviations in a core like Snes9x 2010 are now extremely low with a default 64ms audio buffer. Not only should performance be better, but you should also be able to lower audio latency buffers now while still getting perfect sound.

Improved audio sample pacing / latency in many coresīig improvements have been made to several cores concerning improved audio latency and audio sample pacing. We have decided against enabling the Steam OSK with Big Picture since it seems partially broken and instantly dismisses itself (or at least those were our testing results on a Steam Deck).Īs a result of these changes, the Steam port is starting to become its own thing rather than just a straightforward no-frills port of the Windows/Linux versions.

This should give a more seamless experience. On Steam Deck, the native OSK (Onscreen Keyboard) will appear now instead of the RetroArch default OSK.

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No longer do you have to manually browse Steam with your webbrowser and download random core DLCs for RetroArch, you can do it from within the convenience of the app running itself.

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You can now install and uninstall cores directly from inside RetroArch by going to ‘Manage Cores’ from inside the menu.

Thanks to Mist, here are some of the big new features for Steam users (and in particular, Steam Deck users): This is 100% GPL compliant and the same approach has been employed by numerous other examples on Steam, including the aforementioned Icculus. Mist, our middleware tool, runs in a separate process, runs concurrently wtih RetroArch Steam, and functions as a bridge between this separate process interfacing with Steamworks and the GPL application itself running in an entirely different process. We came up with a SteamWorks shim that allows RetroArch Steam to interface with the Steamworks API. We’re gearing up for Steam Deck, and in the process we are finally starting to turn the RetroArch Steam version into something more than just a plain port (courtesy of Mats). In addition to being able to support us on Patreon, there is now also the option to sponsor us on Github Sponsors! You can also help us out by buying some of our merch on our Teespring store! Highlights Big improvements for Steam and Steam Deck users If you’d like to show your support, consider donating to us. We have always prioritized the endusers experience, and unlike others, we have never emburdened them with in-app ads, monetization SDKs or paywalled features, and we intend to continue to do so. This project exists because of your support and belief in us to keep going doing great things. Remember that this project exists for the benefit of our users, and that we wouldn’t keep doing this were it not for spreading the love to our users. If you’d like to learn more about upcoming releases, please consult our roadmap here.