Emuelec - Config File

retroarch.auto_load_state=1 Don’t have Amiga games? Remove them from the UI:

If your screen flickers or is black, change output.resolution to auto or a lower resolution like 1280x720 . 3. Audio Output # Force audio output (hdmi, analog, or both) audio.output=hdmi Audio volume at boot (0-100) audio.volume=85 Fix crackling sound via alsa configuration audio.alsa_config=default 4. Emulator & Performance Tweaks This is where the EmuELEC config file shines for performance. emuelec config file

psx.emulator=duckstation List available emulators by SSHing and typing: /usr/bin/emuelec-emu-lister If you always want to start a game where you left off: retroarch

system.display.amiga=0 system.display.atari2600=1 While not directly in emuelec.conf , you can create a game.cfg file alongside your ROM. Example: Audio Output # Force audio output (hdmi, analog,

At the heart of EmuELEC’s flexibility and power lies a critical, yet often misunderstood component: . Whether you’re looking to tweak performance, remap controllers, change default emulators, or fix boot issues, understanding this configuration file is your gateway to a custom, seamless experience.

/storage/.config/emuelec/configs/emuelec.conf The .config folder is hidden. Ensure your FTP client is set to show hidden files. Secondary Location (Direct Access via SSH) If you have SSH enabled, connect to your device and type:

Set develop.enabled=1 to unlock hidden menus inside EmulationStation. 2. Display & Resolution # Output resolution override (e.g., 1920x1080, 1280x720, 480p) output.resolution=1920x1080 Screen rotation (1 = normal, 2 = 90°, 3 = 180°, 4 = 270°) screen.rotate=1 Disable overscan if your TV cuts off the edges video.allow_overscan=0