2021-02-23, 10:49
I think that support for a such game cartridge USB adapter could be a great compliment to an integration of "RetroArch Disc Project" which goal it is to read/play (or dump) original games directly from physical CD-ROM / DVD-ROM discs:
https://www.libretro.com/index.php/retro...ls-inside/
https://www.libretro.com/index.php/categ...c-project/
"Real CD-ROM functionality is now included in RetroArch 1.7.8 for both Linux and Windows PCs. Please note that this functionality is far from finished and the performance you will be able to get out of this right now is very drive and OS-dependent. Generally it’s fair to say that Linux is the more fleshed out of the two platforms so far, and performance and reliability is best there for the moment.
The following cores have been updated with physical CD-ROM support:
We want to encourage people to test as many drives as possible that they have at their disposal, then report back to us on Discord (channel #discproject)."
https://www.libretro.com/index.php/retro...ls-inside/
https://www.libretro.com/index.php/categ...c-project/
"Real CD-ROM functionality is now included in RetroArch 1.7.8 for both Linux and Windows PCs. Please note that this functionality is far from finished and the performance you will be able to get out of this right now is very drive and OS-dependent. Generally it’s fair to say that Linux is the more fleshed out of the two platforms so far, and performance and reliability is best there for the moment.
The following cores have been updated with physical CD-ROM support:
- Genesis Plus GX
- Mednafen/Beetle PSX
- Mednafen/Beetle Saturn
- Mednafen/Beetle PCE/Fast
- 4DO
- Redbook Audio Player (Audio CD core)
We want to encourage people to test as many drives as possible that they have at their disposal, then report back to us on Discord (channel #discproject)."
