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Hi all, Have been tinkering with this emu for a few years now, mostly on PC (which works amazingly well) zelda the windwaker, Mario kart double dash, smash brothers melee, to name but a few great titles all work perfectly on modest hardware Anyway over the last year or so it's made its way to android, and although it's nowhere near perfect it's definitely coming along, I just wanted to start a thread in regards to it and what peoples experience with it has been. The emulator runs ISO's from original games, for copyright reasons you should own the original so don't ask for or post places to get rom images here or the thread will be closed and that will be the end of that. The aim of this thread is to get the most out of the emulator and to see what configurations work best with what games and if we can get anything close to 30fps, which in pc terms sounds horrible but on the gamecube it was definitely playable.

Also just bare in mind that this emulation is very demanding on any system so your battery is going to take a massive hit, also if throttling does kick in, you'll see a drop in performance. With the right balance of settings and choice of game I believe we can get close to playable. Has anyone tried the emu? Or have they had any experience with it on android? I know that with the shield it runs near perfect but that is simply due to the cpu /GPU being extremely powerful. Heres a link to the emulator which is completely free as it's open source.

Again please don't link any rom files, any copyright violations will be frowned upon and the thread will be closed. The emulator supports touch and controllers, multi player is possible and other than the frame rate not being so great with the game I've tried, the games themselves look great. Cod Waw Custom Zombie Maps Pch.

04/01/17 Pre-requisites Root Access Phone running Android N (have tried this game on Marshmallow and it crashes on the first 3D scene) A custom recovery capable of flashing files A legitimate rom file of the game you want to play, for the purpose of this tutorial it's Zelda the windwaker for the gamecube The ini files (available at the foot of this OP) *Optional* A notepad editor for android should you want to edit the ini file yourselves. Installation To get the emulator to run Windwaker (only game i've fully been testing) at full speed, or extremely close to Install the emulator from this link open the emulator once to create the folders and files needed, then close it and clear recents.

So long as you own the original game and you have a copy of the it in a ROM / ISO format, have the ROM on your SD card or internal memory. Attached is my ini config file for dolphin, download this and unzip it, then place this within: /storage/emulated/0/dolphin-emu/Config Note* You will have to change your rom paths thereafter and once the change has been saved to the ini you will then see your games from then onwards, the ini contains my path and won't work with yours* Clear recents and open up dolphin.

Once dolphin is open, check that your settings match what I have put on here, then once verified, click the folder icon on the right and then the plus button. Find your ROM and open it, the initial boot should go to 50 - fps, Windwaker is a 30 fps game, the game once loaded and you're on onset island should be running at 25 - 30 frames per second. Another thing which I've noticed is that if you're phone supports open gl es 3.0 then that makes a massive boost to cpu speed, seen a couple of videos showing zelda running at a near solid 30 fps, Afaik the lost of gl es 3.0, 3.1 and 3.2 are announced yet our set of hardware doesn't support 3.0 unless it's backward compatible, it supports 3.2 or higher. I need to read more about it. Not sure if it can be added etc, seems like driver support rather than a limitation of hardware. Will keep looking. Just an FYI, not related to topic.

DO NOT FLASH A CM ROM IF YOU WANT TO REMAIN UN-ENCRYPTED, IT ENCRYPTS ON BOOT. Forcing you to then back up, format and then restore and then install your rom again. If you're encrypted already then fair enough. Nothing in the cm thread to tell you this it's just 'Known' Anyway, once I've got this up and running again I'll be going through several versions of dolphin and trying to see what yields the best results for Zelda and MarioKart. Long day ahead of me Also clean slate if you're on firmware but on N, flashing the same version as your firmware will not boot.awesome.

Guess I need to full update everything. Raspberry Pi Mpeg 2 Crack Rocks.