I successfully upgraded to Leia/18 via the official April upgrade and it seems to be flawless so far. Awesome job by everyone involved!
Of course I had to dive into the whole new gaming features right away, hoping to make my RetroPie obsolete After I finally figured out how to add (i.e. activate under āMy add-onsā!) emulator cores, I wondered why the list of cores isnāt fully available on the Vero 4K. At first I thought this is due to missing VFS support of some cores but Scumm VM proved that this was a red herring.
So, why are some cores (like Amiga or PlayStation) missing? How to add them?
Hi, and thanks for the link. I had read the thread already. So you say that all the missing ones are still āincompatibleā. Can you shed some light on in which way they are incompatible? With OSMC or some of the platforms used? I mean, retroplayer itself should support them as the Kodi wiki lists them all as ādoneā, right?
Hm, ok. Strange that Kodi flagged them as ādoneā then. Also, having a look at the xmbc-nightly PPA I can see that, for instance, kodi-game-libretro-pcsx-rearmed can be compiled for Linux. Thatās why Iām wondering where that incompatibility is rooted exactly. Upstream or at OSMC? Any differences across the OSMC platforms?
Could someone tell me how to do this please? Just read a few guides on gaming in kodi and they all assume you see emulators here, I donāt. I understand not all cores are present on Vero but I donāt see any at all?
After I finally figured out how to add (i.e. activate under āMy add-onsā!) emulator cores, I wondered why the list of cores isnāt fully available on the Vero 4K. At first I thought this is due to missing VFS support of some cores but Scumm VM proved that this was a red herring.