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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).Īlso make sure to read our previous blog articles on this subject, available here. The following cores have been updated with physical CD-ROM support: 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. 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.

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Real CD-ROM functionality is now included in RetroArch 1.7.8 for both Linux and Windows PCs.

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Read the instructions on how to set this up here.Īlso make sure to read our previous blog articles on this subject, available here. We’d love to hear your feedback and we’d like to develop this feature further, so your input and feedback is not only appreciated but necessary! We encourage everybody that wants to submit feedback to us on this amazing revolutionary feature to go to our Discord channel and in specific the retroarch-ai channel. This mode is interruptable – this means that when you hit the AI Service button, it pauses the game and shows you an image with the replacement text UNTIL you hit either the AI Service hotkey or the Pause hotkey again, then it will continue playing. For instance, in the video you see above, the game is played in Japanese, so when we hit the AI Service button, it tries to replace the Japanese text with English translated text. Image Mode – In image mode, it tries to replace the text onscreen with the output text. This mode is non-interruptable, meaning the game will continue running when you hit this button, and the output speech will take as long as it takes for the server to respond to your query and pipe the sound to RetroArch. You can press the AI Service button at any time and it will try to process the current snapshot of the screen it made. Speech Mode – Upon pressing the AI Service button, a quick scan is done of the text, and the recognized text is then translated to speech. In this video, you can see each of the two modes that the AI Service currently is capable of doing – You can bind this key by going to Settings – Input – Hotkeys. After that, you only need to bind a button or key to the so-called “AI Service” action. You use the AI Service like this – you enable the AI Service (should be enabled by default), you then setup the server URL (could be a local network address if you have the server up and running in your own network, or a public IP/URL in case you’re going through a service). Some months later, and here we are – a bounty hunter valiantly took on the challenge and there is now a fully fledged AI Service up and running that works seamlessly with RetroArch!

Welcome to the future! Sometime ago, a RetroArch bounty got posted proposing OCR (Optical Character Recognition) and Text To Speech services being added to RetroArch.

In fact, there is so much to talk about again, we have been forced to split this release post up into several separate blog articles. Two major landmark features are added for this version on top of numerous enhancements. It would be an understatement to say that version 1.7.8 is a pretty big deal. If you’d like to show your support, consider donating to us. RetroArch 1.7.8 has just been released! Grab it here.