I can still be inside of Big Box, launch a GameCube or Wii game using Dolphin and play fine, then exit the game, launch another and play fine, etc. Exiting and restarting Big Box and/or Launch Box didn’t work, but existing and relaunching Steam did! If I then exited a game from RetroArch, and attempted to launch a new one, I was back to the same problem…black screen with no video. I discovered that changing the Monitor Index value from 0 (Auto) to 1 fixed the initial problem, and magically I had full capabilities output on my television.īut then I discovered a new problem. I did finally get RetroArch to output video to my TV, turns out that was a complication resulting from my multi-monitor setup. I’ve mad a bit of progress since the original post. with no luck.Īnyone have any ideas or experience with this?īsnes_mercury_accuracy - Full Audio, Black Screendesmume - Full Audio, White Rectangle (where NDS viewport should be)mupen64plus - Full Audio, Black Screennestopia - Full Audio, Black Screensnes9x_next - Full Audio, Black Screen Messed with refresh rate, vsync, resolution, etc. But I haven’t been able to figure out what it might be. Same thing happens whether I attempt to launch from within Big Box or direct from RetroArch.īased on some experimentation and the fact that Dolphin works fine, I’m guessing this is just some sort of video config that’s out of whack in RetroArch that’s preventing my HDTV from interpreting the signal. The game is running fine on the PC, and the audio is coming through on the TV, but the screen is totally black (or white, in the case of the NDS core). But for some reason anytime I try launching a game via RetroArch, regardless of the core I use, I get no picture on the TV. Steam Link came in today and I’ve got it up and running fine, can stream GameCube and Wii roms to the big TV using Dolphin via Big Box.
I’ve been running RetroArch via Big Box (LaunchBox) on my PC for a few days, everything set up perfectly and have been loving it, so decided to order a Steam Link to stream to my 60" 4K TV.
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