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There are backups on the net out there for the SD card. If you search around it should be available.

It can probably run them but whether you can navigate to where your ROMs are stored could be the issue.

@@RetroGamesGuide Okay thanks for your reply.

Nvm its weird. I can't scan the directory from the sd card but I can manually choose the playstation games one at a time. Only allows me to scan directory if the files are in the internal memory of the onn box (where i have the smaller games files like gba, gbc, etc.)

Yeah it’s not great how things are going with android really. It’s getting harder to make emulators work as they once did.

Yeah you’re right. I think it’s because they allow various other brands to sell it too.

I wonder if an Xbox 360 controller could be plugged in as it’s emuelec underneath.

This has the s905x2 processor though which is more powerful than the one in a game stick lite.

It’s not my rom. I just got it from Aidan’s site. That’s weird I used a mini usb keyboard and mouse combo thing with it and it seemed to work fine.

Which version?

This has happened to me also. Trying to find a way to fix it

I probably got it from the same place he did lol. TechDweeb is a great channel. Really like his videos.

Is this on a Google chromecast 4K directly or on an android system on your smart tv?

@@RetroGamesGuideit’s a android smart tv from Sony 2022

This tutorial is for a chromecast 4K. Not sure if it will work on an android smart tv as the specs might be too low but you can try it. Have you put it into developer mode?

@@RetroGamesGuideyes I did. Maybe that’s why. Thanks!

I haven't tried on a shield but I would imagine its the same.

Does it show up in the system menu that shows storage?

@@RetroGamesGuide yes it does but does not show the space on it just says connected or eject

Try formatting it again and putting it in the device before copying the files across to it. It should create a load of android folders on the drive.

@@RetroGamesGuide what format should I use?

@@richardbyfield1918 FAT 32. If you are using windows you may need to download a tool like rufus to format large drives in FAT 32.

The firestick 4K max that I tested was better but I guess the price is a lot higher. I just love trying to emulate on anything I can get my hands on to be honest.

@@RetroGamesGuide i appreciate the content!

this onn box is not new 4k pro oon lol

That’s a newer box that wasn’t available at the time this video was made.

No you’d need to get a different model like the Super Console X4. This has the cool snes case though.

I guess you can never be sure. I think if you are worried by this type of thing you shouldn't log into any accounts on the device. I'm not sure how big of an issue this is on a supper console x really as its a standalone device that you are not logging into anything with.

On which emulator is this?

@RetroGamesGuide it was on retroarch but used another core for game and it worked thank you, but I do have 1 question. Is there a way to connect 2 xbox controllers to play coop?

That’s a great question. I haven’t tried but you could try one via Bluetooth and the other wired or possibly one using an additional Bluetooth dongle or a second controller that has a 2.4 GHz dongle such as the ones used on the Super Console X.

Yeah any adapter that gives you at least 2 amps I’d say.

Oh really 😢

@@DAsalsa33 I discovered how to fix that. It's a configuration in RetroArch

@@disminliguido which configuration??

Have you entered the path to your usb stick rather than trying to navigate to it? Mine were cso files but whatever PPSSPP supports should work. Did you get the apk from the PPSSPP site rather than play store too?

@@RetroGamesGuideYes, I've entered the path to the USB, then navigated to the PSP folder but as soon as I open it, it doesn't list any games, but all of them are actually there. Mine are cso as well. I can play them just fine if I navigate to them via X-Plore file manager, but it is way more easy and user friendly if they list inside the emulator itself. Oh well ..

That happened to me on the onn box when I did a video for that. I wonder if the same method would work for you on the chromecast. ruclips.net/video/vycgmqKit_0/видео.html

@@RetroGamesGuideYeah although you do not show it in the video it sounds like the same thing and we use the same workaround. The games do show at recent, but not forever and app update definitely clears them out. I've installed the PPSSPP through the app store, because I want it to update when there is a new version, since performance on this emulator keeps improving.

I just used a Micro SD card with a USB adapter but any cheapish USB stick should also do the job. I’d stick to a named brand like Sandisk though. You just need to format it as FAT32. Use something like rufus to format it if you are on Windows.

You need to set hotkeys in the retroarch input settings to open the quick menu. You can set it to L3 + R3 if you have analogue sticks that have buttons or choose something like L1 +R1 if not. Once you have the hotkeys set you can open the quick menu and use the close content option to close the game and return to the retroarch menu.

Nevermind, I just found the workaround... deleted the .cue file, works fine

Ah ok cool glad to hear you got it working. I haven’t encountered that error yet but maybe my roms are in a different format.

He said it doesn't play well

PS1 should play pretty well.

@@RetroGamesGuideOn such low end devices like the CCWGTV, what core is being used makes all the difference. PCSX Rearmed is the only one running all games smoothly for me on this device. Some 2D or not demanding games allow increasing resolution, but other would barely cover the 30/60 fps ..

The same method to install the emulators and access your ROMs on the USB drive should work fine but the performance of the HD model will be a bit worse than the 4K. You should have no issues with 8 & 16 bit systems such as NES, Master System, SNES and Genesis. Genesis 32X and PlayStation should also run pretty well too. The issue will likely be with the more demanding systems such as N64, Dreamcast and PSP which will have less performance than the 4K as it has a less powerful chip than that model. Definitely worth a go though.