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When you actually have to switch discs you will need to press F1 and go into the quick menu and perform these steps: Your game should boot up and you can select which core you want to use. Go to main menu/load content and select your game folder location and load that m3u file. Then when in Retroarch use this file to load your game. Once you create this file put it in the same directory as your game files.
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In Windows 10 it's very simple, you can find that on your folder under 'View' and a checkbox reading 'File name extensions'.
txt extension at the end of your text document title you need to change your settings to show known file extensions. But the ending extension is very important and it needs to be. You can save this file whatever you want so I saved mine as: Chrono Cross.m3u. So open up notebook or notebook++ and copy the name of your game files exactly for each disc. m3u text document containing all of your game files. For a multi disc game you need to go through an additional step. Put your game files in a folder on your computer and move on to the next step. Once your core is downloaded you need to set up the game files. Setting up an M3U file for Multiple Discs
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This is where you will download the Sony Playstation Beetle PSX HW core for PS1 games. Go to main menu and select download core.
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A core is the emulator itself of which you install within the Retroarch user interface. Next you will need to download your cores. Then in Retroarch settings go to settings: Video/Scaling/Aspect Ratio/and set the aspect ratio to 16:9. Once you have the emulator installed go to main menu and select the "Online Updater". Although, you’ll have to find the Bios files yourself, if you do a google search there is a pack on Once you have Retroarch installed you will need to put the bios files in the system folder found in your Retroarch main installation folder. Go to the main Retroarch site and choose which device you want to install the emulator for. Forst you will need to download and setup the Retroarch emulator. The Chrono Cross Texture Pack works with the Retroarch emulator along with the Playstation Beetle HW Core. To play Chrono Cross in HD you will need to download the HD Texture Pack Found here and the Retroarch emulator. If someone is interested how I did setup mine I can post a mini guide.This is an easy setup guide for Chrono Cross HD Texture pack along with Retroarch and Playstation Beetle HW: That said Retroarch can be a bitch to get into since they changed quite a bit and for the best shaders you have to run it on vulkan (which is not the default) to have access to all the correct shaders.
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PS2 or any other console from that time is when you can actually upscale those assests and have really nice looking game. PSX was a time when the assests weren't good enough in my opinion so a look closer to the games how they were back in the day on a real CRT is more to my liking. Generally I didn't bother with higher resolutions for assets or something like that. You can also change these to your own liking which I personally didn't do. If you want a comparision I found this video of Street Fighter 2 which shows a few of them off and compares them to a real CRT.ĬRT-Royal is the one I use for PSX and I used crt-royale-ntsc-svideo for SNES. It's recommended to run those in 4k for the best Quality (it's also quite hardware hungry because of the shaders). The CRT Shaders for Retroarch are by far the best ones you can find and they (atleast for me) enhance the video quite nicely. Like other people already posted Retroarch not because of the emulation itself but because of the shaders for me, which afaik you can't use with any other emulator.
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