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Interestingly however, input lag and video latency is not necessarily decremental to playability, it's something human machine can get used to, not just to ignore, but learn to compensate for it, so it's not easily noticeable.

#Psx emulator android delayed imputs plus#

I don't think there is any emulator on any platform that has less than two frames input lag, plus whatever video latency is there due to using LCD instead of CRT. But compared to actual hardware the lag is there indeed.

#Psx emulator android delayed imputs android#

In that case there should not be any more lag on Android than you would get with the same emulator on PSP, Caanoo, Dingoo, or Windows and desktop Linux.

#Psx emulator android delayed imputs full#

CGW Zero chose wisely not to use it - Steambox likely isn't going with it because of its shortcomings.įirst you have to make sure the game is running at full speed, steady FPS, no frame-skipping. Overall, Android is not a suitable OS for realtime gaming - especially not emulators. SurfaceTexture is only exposed since 4.0 and it's still very incompatible with most GPUs out there - not to mention you need dlopen hacks to even access it. You can get a 2x speedup by ditching your stock ROM and going with a Cyanogenmod ROM. In terms of video blitting speed, things are subpar here as well. This sounds shocking and it is - no way should performance be this low.Īudio input latency is shockingly bad on Android - a lot has been written about it already but basically iOS is lightyears ahead of it in this respect - even Blackberry is. Gamecube (DKC1) - 485MHz PPC processor - 50 to 55fpsĪndroid (DKC) - ARM Cortex A8 1.2Ghz single-core processor - 40 to 45fps What I get with the Cortex A8 in world 2-1 of DKC1 is 40 to 45fps. Most of the services running in the background have all been killed (which sap performance since they invoke the garbage collector at the most inopportune of times).

#Psx emulator android delayed imputs code#

Now I try the very same code on an ARM Cortex A8 single-core Android CPU clocked at 1.2GHz. The Gamecube for the record has a 485MHz out of order PowerPC processor with around 256K of L2 cache. In world 2-1 I will get around 50 to 55fps. In terms of realtime performance, devices with Android perform way below the mark.įor instance, I can run Donkey Kong Country with SNES9x Next on a Gamecube. I am a developer who has ported RetroArch to PS3, 360, Wii, Gamecube, Xbox 1 and now Android. An OS that 'locks' native code into a 'jail' and overburdens the Linux kernel by running a bloated Java VM on top is not a swell thing - especially not if you intend to use said OS for performance-critical embedded devices like phones/tablets.

This is almost entirely down to Android as an OS. I'm a hardcore platform player, and play these games constantly on real hardware, and every Android emulator I try has been a disappointment in the control delay department - my brand new S7300 included.Īm I alone? Am I doing something wrong? Is this a known weakness of Android emulators? Maybe the GCW Zero is my answer? I run towards the edge of a platform and press "jump" when it feels right, then I fall right off the edge with the jump command not registering in time. Maybe I'm more sensitive to it than most, but it's like press "jump" in Mario World - wait a 1/4 of a second - then he jumps. The controls just aren't responsive enough to play anything well except maybe RPGs.

I've been messing around with emulators on all of these Android devices, and how can you guys stand them? The input lag across every single Android emulator I try is atrocious. I also have a Sony Xperia Play and Samsung Galaxy S II as. Quote from: xportz on January 30, 2013, 05:03:59 pm Got my S7300 last night.