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Here is a listing of some Libcrypt-protected games from Europe: . Libcrypt copy-protected PlayStation1 games will not work right now, but any other copy-protected PlayStation1 disc should.

There is a known issue with redbook audio – the redbook audio track begins a few seconds later from its starting period.FMV playback with Beetle PSX HW has the potential to be slow on some optical disc drives on Windows.Right now, CDROM works better on Linux vs.

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You can grab this core for Windows and/or Linux by going to Online Updater, and downloading it from the list (Redbook Audio Player). Redbook Audio Player – Libretro core for music CD playback!Īs a testbed for the Disc Project, we made a redbook audio CD player Libretro core! In the meantime, you can play any core/game (as long as it doesn’t involve real CD playback) until the dumping has finished. It will continue showing the progress bar until the operation has finished. The disc will now be dumped to the ‘Downloads’ directory. Make sure the disc you want to use has been inserted into the optical drive tray and make sure the tray is closed. RetroArch can dump discs to internal storage in bin/cue format. The core will now start with your CDROM as input. Once the core is loaded, select ‘Load Disc’.ģ. Go to Load Core, and select the core you want to use.Ģ. If you do, real discs won’t work.ġ.You need to first start up the core itself (there is no automatic system detection yet when you insert a disc).

Beetle PSX HW: Make sure the core option ‘CD Access Method’ is not set to ‘precache’.

We recommend you use ‘opengl’ or ‘software’ for now while you test CDROM.

Beetle PSX HW: The ‘vulkan’ renderer can exhibit issues where either the CD will not work, or some other corruption issue will manifest itself.

We have also added support to more cores, but for now we want to go with these cores as they have been most extensively tested. Listed below are some of the cores that we added physical CD-ROM support to, and the ones that we would like you to test – For Linux users, we assume that they can build from source and compile with CDROM_DEBUG=1 manually in order to run these more detailed debug tests. ‘retroarch_debug.exe’ is a debug executable that should be shipped with every RetroArch nightly version for Windows. Be as detailed as possible in your feedback – we are especially interested in which optical disc drive you’re using.īe prepared that you might be asked by a moderator to run ‘retroarch_debug.exe’ and return a log message back to us in order to learn more about the issues you’re having. Report issues you’re having with physical CDROM playback.

You have an optical disc drive (either USB or internal, any CD-ROM/DVD-ROM/BD-ROM drive should do).

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Update them daily from the Core Updater if unsure – the cores should have physical CDROM support, otherwise the testing won’t work.

Make sure the cores you are going to be testing are the latest up-to-date versions.

You are using RetroArch on PC, and are running either Linux or Windows with the CDROM support included.

You are using the latest nightly versions of RetroArch (available here).

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How to apply for alpha testingįor the purpose of this alpha test, we need you to meet the following requirements: We invite you to come over to our Discord channel (also linked to on the RetroArch website – click on the tab ‘Discord’)- and join the channel #discordproject. Ever since the announcement earlier on June 30th, we have been working hard on the RetroArch Disc Project, and we are now getting to the stage where we want users to start alpha testing the latest code.