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By default, redream will use its own replacement BIOS that provides most of this same functionality, sans some features such as the opening boot animation and the audio CD player. If you're nostalgic for the original exeprience, it's easy to use an original BIOS as well.
For quick testing, or for integrating with a frontend such as Launchbox, it's often desirable to run a game directly from the command line. This can be done by passing the full path to the game as the first argument to redream:
After rigorous testing, against Reicast and Redream crashes I've determined that each Dreamcast core requires a different pair of filenames for the bios. This detail is easy to miss in the documentation, and I believe a few early posts on the Redream core quoted its filenames incorrectly. Reicast requires "dc_boot.bin" and "dc_flash.bin" while Redream requires just "boot.bin" and "flash.bin".
What makes this even more confusing is that Redream auto-generates "fake" proprietary bios with the names boot.bin and flash.bin if it doesn't find files with those names on first startup. And Redream's proprietary bios don't work as well with all games as the original Sega bios. So just because you have files with those names in your system/dc folder, doesn't actually mean you have the right files.
So the only sure way to clear up all this confusion is to have a confirmed backup of your original Dreamcast bios, then DELETE your whole "dc" folder. Make a new dc folder in your system directory, and place two completely fresh copies of each of your original bios files in there. Rename them and confirm there are no typos, then try to run your DC cores.
Save the text file with the file extension .m3u and place it in the dreamcast folder along with the game's discs. When you get to the end of that disc, the next disc will be automatically loaded. In libretro cores, if this fails, you can utilize Retroarch's 'Disc Control' menu in the Quick Menu (Hotkey+) to manually eject a disc and insert another (Swap Disc is for legacy purposes and should not be used). Refer to multi-disc games for more info.
Standardized features available to all cores of this emulator: dreamcast.videomode, dreamcast.videomode, dreamcast.bezel, dreamcast.bezel_stretch, dreamcast.hud, dreamcast.bezel.tattoo, dreamcast.bezel.tattoo_corner, dreamcast.bezel.tattoo_file, dreamcast.bezel.resize_tattoo
Standardized features available to all cores of this emulator: dreamcast.videomode, dreamcast.bezel, dreamcast.bezel_stretch, dreamcast.hud, dreamcast.bezel.tattoo, dreamcast.bezel.tattoo_corner, dreamcast.bezel.tattoo_file, dreamcast.bezel.resize_tattoo
Good day everyone! I seem to be having an issue configuring my setup for Dreamcast games. I respect the out of the box settings firstly; but its just not working for me. I get constant audio drops on most games using Redream. The games however run great with no slowdown!! Grandia II for example; every 2 minutes or so the audio will drop and its very annoying. I did decide to tinker and did the extreme overclock and even lowered my resolution. None of this however worked and I still get the drops. I thought I would try LR-flycast but I am experiencing a different issue with this one; I get extremely distorting audio even with settings configured and Phantasy Star Online lags majorly (Most of the games run great excluding the distorted audio). I have no emulation issues with any other system. I popped in my other SD for retropie and Dreamcast emulation is near flawless, no audio drops and I even get the Dreamcast bios screen.. I am not sure what to do here, how is everyone elses performance, maybe there is a setting I am missing? I could be blowing this out of per portion but dropping/skipping audio is like driving nails through my ears and ruins the experience.
Xanac_13 Thanks for the clarification! Honestly _______ Retropie pales in comparison to Batocera. Retropie has this audio issues with Alsathread that can cause screen tearing. I just find Batocera to be a much better choice(Not sure if it used a different KMS driver). The emulation quality I get on every other systems is almost flawless and like advertised it really does work out of box. Ill take intermittent audio drops any day for the dreamcast as the graphics look fine. As for Dreamcast on RetroPie, it does run really good with no audio drops and that is even on 720P resolution not sure what other settings I have ill have to check. As for Batocera; It feels like a real video game console.
Now start up 1_________ on your 2___ with 3_____ wait for it to load and then plug in drive with games. Then go to the top left for the drop down menu and find the 4_______ web browser that should already be installed with 5_________ 6__, then go to here 7_______ and sign up for free (or even purchase a license for it to get more HD options).
Download 8_______, make a folder labeled 9_________ and place the folder label downloaded from the 10_______ and unpack them.
Now now you will want to place the 11__________________ and 12_________ inside of the 13_______ folder. Then just click the 14___________ to start.
In system options, you can set your region your language. Also how you want the signal to be broadcast and what kind of connection cable is emulated I recommend 15__________ to give you that beautifully saturated color. and you can also boot to bios if you have placed the 16________ and 17_________ in your 18_______ folder.
While Flycast, redream and DEmul emulators can leverage the screen of the VMU while the game is running, none of them allow you to play the standalone minigames developed for it (other than MAME, but it has no interconnect support). If that's what you're after, then you should probably be looking at Sega VMU emulators instead. 5376163bf9
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