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1. SNES EMULATORS INPUT LAG FOR ANDROID
2. SNES EMULATORS INPUT LAG ANDROID
3. SNES EMULATORS INPUT LAG SOFTWARE

I'd normally say leave it alone, but if none of the above help, this will probably be your last ditch effort to eliminate the input lag. Hard GPU Sync - I believe this is off by default.

SNES EMULATORS INPUT LAG ANDROID

On PC VSync can introduce latency, but VSync is force enabled on Android and disabling this may break stuff. Only turn on if you absolutely need additional performance, like your games are stuttering or something. I believe it's on by default, but it introduces latency as well. Threaded Video - I recommend turning this off.

That said, not everyone likes it because depending on your screen resolution the image may not fill the entire display.

SNES EMULATORS INPUT LAG FOR ANDROID

I personally tested the input lag with a video cam with Snes9x EX+ and retroarch, retroarch as few ms more lag than Snes9x EX+, because retroarch has to convert everything for android in real time instead of working natively like Snes9x EX+. Scaling the display at non-integer values introduces latency. you wont get any better input lag with retroarch, the input lag is caused by the android and bluetooth controller stack. It's Intel related, but can help for those with intel chips Also, you could be in a high collision area (read - area densely populated with wireless signals, like large apartment complexes or multi-tenant business office areas) and if this is the case, try turning off wifi while playing and see if it makes a difference.Īs for the input lag on Retroarch, go into settings -> video and there are a couple settings to check.Įstimated Screen Framerate - check the value here.įorce-disable sRGB FBO - I'd leave this alone. I've had that issue on one or two occasions with bluetooth controllers and it fixed input lag for me that otherwise just came out of nowhere. I'm gonna offer some retroarch-specific stuff to look at for input lag below, but before you do that, I recommend unpairing your controller, re-pairing it in a different pairing mode, then unpairing it again, and finally re-pairing it in the original mode. They are power hungry have issues even on my Shield K1 tablet. Given your hardware specs I'd stick with SNES9x or older variants, and not to even bother with BSNES cores. Both SNES9x EX+ and the SNES9x cores of Retroarch use SNES9x as their base, with Retroarch also optionally including older variants (SNES9x 2010) and other cores like BSNES Mercury which are based on older versions of Higan. For every other on-topic subject that doesn't really fit in any of the other categoriesĭepends on the core. For all the emulator meta content, like shaders, skins, Front end customization. For announcements/discussion about new emulator releases/updates

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SNES EMULATORS INPUT LAG SOFTWARE

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