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This would be a worthwhile starting point - checking if the ROMs are named properly. Mame emulators don't like it if the files aren't named exactly as expected. Also, using a different romset like Thecheffer is may also help.

We've not really looked too much into xmame, but it might simply be worth doing a reinstall of the firmware. Did you manually change the button mappings at any point?

To our knowledge, there's no N64 emulator available for the RS97. It's just not powerful enough to really run it. Regarding mame4all on the RS97, it seems you can download it from the dingoonity forums. https://boards.dingoonity.org/ingenic-jz4760-devices/mame4all-for-rs97-retrofw-and-rs07/

If you could contact us at [email protected] with your order number, we can help get this issue sorted. Thank you.

It's possible that Bubble Symphony just doesn't emulate well. There could be any number of reasons for this (it could lie with the optimization of this version of xmame, maybe it could be an issue with how the game is coded leading to performance drops, and by extension of the previous two...

This would be the way to go. xMame is hard-coded to look at the internal SD card for the game titles. We've had a similar discussion on the forum in the past here: https://droidboxforums.com/threads/mame-roms-on-rg350.18140/ Post of interest: Regarding mame4all, it seems Bubble Symphony isn't...

The good news is that the latest version of the firmware on the device is very stable. Many apps will be supported for a while, however, as time goes on, some developers may stop supporting the older version of Android that the device runs. You'll likely still be able to sideload older versions...

The only way to force the device to power down would be to open it and disconnect the battery. However, this would invalidate your warranty (as well as risk further damage to your device), so we do not suggest doing this. For the moment, all you can do is wait for it to discharge naturally...

Yes, it's the site where the developers upload the latest updates to the firmware. To download the firmware for your respective device, just click the screen of your device. I think the one we sell currently is the V2 IPS (originally the IPS was only for the limited run of blue coloured units -...

As AIH said - please feel free to contact our support team at [email protected], with your order number and a link to this post, and we can provide further assistance.

It mostly depends on the purpose. Stereo audio means that the audio is mixed into two channels. So for example, one channel might play music louder, the other may play sound effects louder. This allows for a more immersive experience, but at the same time requires the audio to be mixed for it by...

The 16GB microSD card that already comes inserted into the device contains the firmware for the unit - it won't boot without it, so we do not recommend adjusting the contents in any way if you are unsure of how it all works. If you do wish to use a different SD card as the internal one, you'll...

We can't verify any comparison in this case as we've never had the A320's in stock. However, note that stereo doesn't always mean better audio quality (the speakers may be cheap and "tinny" sounding). Also on such a small device, the benefits of two speakers are less noticable (since the audio...

To see the version number of the board, you would need to disassemble your device. To update the firmware in any way, you do not need to disassemble the device (that is one of the notable improvements over the Pro - it's much easier and safer to update the firmware). The retroFW website can be...

To my knowledge there's no reset button (the kind that you'd push with a toothpick/etc.) on the device. If you could shoot our team an email at [email protected], with your order number, our team can provide further assistance with this issue, thank you.

The microSD card is located underneath the battery compartment. To access it, all you'll need to do is open said compartment (remove one screw and squeeze the clip holding the lid in place), lift up the battery, then slide out the card. This is different to the Pro, wherein you had to unscrew...

Both devices use the same processor (JZ4760), so their overall performance is similar. The difference mostly lies in the physical attributes (shape/size). We can't comment on the LDK Landscape, as we've never had any units in, but the RS-97 Plus is a solid, versatile handheld. In addition...

Hi there! If you go into the keyboard/language inputs settings for your device, make sure that it is set to "English (US)". As that is the layout that corresponds closest to the i9. The physical buttons on a keyboard are different to what the connected device will register. Think of pressing a...

Hi there! We have a guide (as well as download links) for reinstalling the firmware onto the RG350M at the following link: here This should fix your issue. If not, feel free to send us an email, and our support team can assist you further.

Hi there; is the emulator configured to point to the right directory? If you press select while ReGBA is highlighted, then choose "Edit ReGBA" from the list of options, you can check that way. The correct directory for GBA ROMS (assuming the card that came with the device is being used...