Re: [blind-gamers] RetroArch accessibility & Windows10

For configuring input, go to the settings menu, to the right of the main menu, and arrow down to input. Configure game controllers in the “port 1” menu, and same for any other controllers in port2 and so on. If you mean Retroarch hotkeys, do that in the hotkeys bind menu. For configuring

Re: [blind-gamers] RetroArch accessibility & Windows10

Not sure if my below post regarding audio was lost in the sea of replies, however I am having major audio stuttering and static issues as well as not sure where to actually add keyboard inputs for various controls of the roms. Thanks From: blind-gamers@groups.io On Behalf Of Devin

Re: [blind-gamers] RetroArch accessibility & Windows10

Retroarch allows one to use many different emulators in a unified, and now accessible, way. For general info, see https://www.retroarch.com . For the accessibility part, see

Re: [blind-gamers] RetroArch accessibility & Windows10

Hi, Really mean no offense by the following, but if you had even taken 2 seconds to literally type retroarch into google, this is what would have resulted, on the first page, from the first result. Please, please take the time to do even a minimal amount of research. https://www.retroarch.com

Re: [blind-gamers] RetroArch accessibility & Windows10

Yep, I've done all that. Still can't get anything to work. ~Ann On 12/13/2019 11:32 PM, Devin Prater wrote: Also, make sure you go to online updater, then Core updater, and press Enter on the core for the system you want, like Sony PSP: PPSSPP, to get it. Then you can load the game for it.

Re: [blind-gamers] RetroArch accessibility & Windows10

Hi, LOL! Can't remember if you said it was accessible. I just knew where to get a copy. Anyway, I haven't been able to run it or the Final Fantasy one I downloaded, anyway. ~Ann On 12/13/2019 11:30 PM, Devin Prater wrote: Oh, sorry, Shaolin Monks is not accessible. Did I say that it

Re: [blind-gamers] RetroArch accessibility & Windows10

Is Retroarch a emulator? Where can I find info on this? Kenny > On Dec 13, 2019, at 11:32 PM, Devin Prater wrote: > > Also, make sure you go to online updater, then Core updater, and press Enter > on the core for the system you want, like Sony PSP: PPSSPP, to get it. Then > you can load the

Re: [blind-gamers] RetroArch accessibility & Windows10

Also, make sure you go to online updater, then Core updater, and press Enter on the core for the system you want, like Sony PSP: PPSSPP, to get it. Then you can load the game for it. > On Dec 13, 2019, at 10:30 PM, Devin Prater wrote: > > Oh, sorry, Shaolin Monks is not accessible. Did I say

Re: [blind-gamers] RetroArch accessibility & Windows10

Oh, sorry, Shaolin Monks is not accessible. Did I say that it was before? > On Dec 13, 2019, at 10:14 PM, ann wrote: > > I have two Roms. One is dissidia_-_final_fantasy. The other is a Mortal > Kombat game, Mortal Kombat - Shaolin Monks. both are Iso files, but i believe > one is a

Re: [blind-gamers] RetroArch accessibility & Windows10

I have two Roms. One is dissidia_-_final_fantasy. The other is a Mortal Kombat game, Mortal Kombat - Shaolin Monks. both are Iso files, but i believe one is a Playstation 2 and the other may be Playstation PSP. I will try and load them and see what happens. ~Ann On 12/13/2019 11:05 PM,

Re: [blind-gamers] RetroArch accessibility & Windows10

You simply load the ROM file. For example, if the game is Mortal Kombat, on a Nintendo 64, the file might be called mortal kombat.Z64. If it were a PSP game, it’d be Mortal Kombat.iso. So, just find what the ROM is called in file explorer, and load that. If the ROM has many files, like the Play

Re: [blind-gamers] RetroArch accessibility & Windows10

Once the Rom has been extracted, which file from the Rom do we load to start game play, however? This is where a beginners or newbies tutorial would be so nice. ~Ann On 12/13/2019 10:42 PM, Devin Prater wrote: Okay, so for where to put ROMs, you can put them anywhere, just find that

Re: [blind-gamers] RetroArch accessibility & Windows10

Hi, I'm having a few issues. 1. I'm having major audio static upon loading the rom, or even enabling the background music in retroarch. Is there a setting I'm missing? Any specific settings folks recommend changing? I do of course have accessibility enabled. 2. Where can I find keyboard settings

Re: [blind-gamers] RetroArch accessibility & Windows10

Okay, so for where to put ROMs, you can put them anywhere, just find that location when you “load content” which is how you load games. Once you load it for the first time, though, you can arrow left and you’ll find the recent games in the “horizontal menu. For OCR, you must set up the AI

Re: [blind-gamers] RetroArch accessibility & Windows10

Is accessibility mode supposed to read the game menus? Or do you have to configure that AI mode. > On Dec 13, 2019, at 5:53 PM, Lenron wrote: > > I would like the same info on setting up roms. > >> On 12/13/19, ann wrote: >> Hi, >> >> >> When I installed Retroarch, I pressed Alt+Enter on

Re: [blind-gamers] RetroArch accessibility & Windows10

I've downloaded a couple Roms. I'm just not too sure what to do with them or how to get them to work in Retroarch. ~Ann On 12/13/2019 6:53 PM, Lenron wrote: I would like the same info on setting up roms. On 12/13/19, ann wrote: Hi, When I installed Retroarch, I pressed Alt+Enter on

Re: [blind-gamers] RetroArch accessibility & Windows10

I would like the same info on setting up roms. On 12/13/19, ann wrote: > Hi, > > > When I installed Retroarch, I pressed Alt+Enter on the desktop shortcut > that was created. Then, in the target box, I added the word > --accessibility to the end of the target path. This worked for me. > > > The

Re: [blind-gamers] RetroArch accessibility & Windows10

Hi, When I installed Retroarch, I pressed Alt+Enter on the desktop shortcut that was created. Then, in the target box, I added the word --accessibility to the end of the target path. This worked for me. The OCR seems to be in real  time. I could use a lot of advice though on how to

Re: [blind-gamers] RetroArch accessibility & Windows10

How do you turn on the accesibility mode? Also where do you put the rums? Do the ocr work in real time? Or is it like the screen reader ocr? -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- Groups.io Links: You receive all messages sent to this group. View/Reply Online (#121390):

Re: [blind-gamers] An emulator for the blind.

Actually, it's technically not illegal to discuss places to get roms, as long as you own a physical copy of said game. Same with bios, if you have an old playstation or such thing, you are allowed to have a copy of the bios on your computer as well but I'm not so sure on that as I am with roms.

Re: [blind-gamers] RetroArch accessibility & Windows10

Dissidia Final Fantasy for PSP, just about any Mortal Kombat, Street Fighter, or Tekken game, Radical Dreamers to start out with. Basically, try fighting games, and visual novels like Radical dreamers. Any open world style game, like Final Fantasy, probably won’t be accessible, as well as

Re: [blind-gamers] An emulator for the blind.

Yeah if you guys know of any rom dbs, please email off list :D On 12/13/19, Shaun Everiss wrote: > Yeah, passing round emulators is fine but roms are a grey ariea, > technically you need to own the games to have the roms, so you will have > to search on google for rom sites, sites are always

Re: [blind-gamers] RetroArch accessibility & Windows10

you cant download cores anyway or how to enable accessibility? Den 2019-12-13 kl. 18:06, skrev ann: Hi, Has anyone gotten this to work on a Windows10 system? So far, I am not getting the enable accessibility directions to work at all. I even tried turning off my screen reader, which is the

Re: [blind-gamers] RetroArch accessibility & Windows10

Any blind accessible games you guys know about? This is so cool. Just found out about this. On 12/13/19, ann wrote: > Hi, > > > Yep, sure am. And everyone ignore my previous question. I just got > accessibility turned on. > > > Now I can't wait to try this on something. :) > > > TTYS! > > ~Ann >

Re: [blind-gamers] RetroArch accessibility & Windows10

Hi, Yep, sure am. And everyone ignore my previous question. I just got accessibility turned on. Now I can't wait to try this on something. :) TTYS! ~Ann On 12/13/2019 12:09 PM, Devin Prater wrote: Are you running the latest nightly build? You can get that from the downloads page,

Re: [blind-gamers] RetroArch accessibility & Windows10

Are you running the latest nightly build? You can get that from the downloads page, https://www.retroarch.com/?page=platforms > On Dec 13, 2019, at 11:06 AM, ann wrote: > > Hi, > > > Has anyone gotten this to work on a Windows10 system? So far, I am not > getting the enable accessibility

[blind-gamers] RetroArch accessibility & Windows10

Hi, Has anyone gotten this to work on a Windows10 system? So far, I am not getting the enable accessibility directions to work at all. I even tried turning off my screen reader, which is the latest Jaws because we know it interferes with stuff like this from time to time. Thanks for any

Re: [blind-gamers] An emulator for the blind.

Yeah, passing round emulators is fine but roms are a grey ariea, technically you need to own the games to have the roms, so you will have to search on google for rom sites, sites are always getting shut down but still if you know where to look, then well. Take it off list for that. On

Re: [blind-gamers] An emulator for the blind.

This is correct. For now, the interface is not accessible on Android or iOS. It is hoped, by me at least, that mobile versions can gain accessibility as well. I’d love to play Dissidia on my iPhone with the controller that I have for it. > On Dec 13, 2019, at 10:20 AM, mattias wrote: > > but

Re: [blind-gamers] An emulator for the blind.

uh. no. it only works on windows, OSX, and linux right now On 12/13/2019 10:20 AM, mattias wrote: but dont try this on android. talkback dont work Den 13 december 2019 17:09:32 skrev "Devin Prater" : I won’t spoil where the get ROMs, perform a treasure hunt for that on your search engine

Re: [blind-gamers] An emulator for the blind.

but dont try this on android. talkback dont work Den 13 december 2019 17:09:32 skrev "Devin Prater" : I won’t spoil where the get ROMs, perform a treasure hunt for that on your search engine of choice, but I can give recommendations. First, the game being played in the video is Dissidia

Re: [blind-gamers] An emulator for the blind.

I won’t spoil where the get ROMs, perform a treasure hunt for that on your search engine of choice, but I can give recommendations. First, the game being played in the video is Dissidia Final Fantasy. I recommend the first one, not Duodecim, because the story mode in Duodecim is not accessible.

Re: [blind-gamers] An emulator for the blind.

heads up. Just to let you all know that technically passing around links for roms and stuff is pretty illegal. Not sure if the list rules cover that, but please keep that in mind. On 12/13/2019 10:00 AM, ann wrote: Any game recommendations that work well with this emulator? And where can

Re: [blind-gamers] An emulator for the blind.

Any game recommendations that work well with this emulator? And where can the game files be downloaded? ~Ann On 12/13/2019 10:49 AM, Devin Prater wrote: I must clarify, this is a system which basically combines a lot of emulators into one unified interface. This gives access to systems

Re: [blind-gamers] An emulator for the blind.

Any accessible ROM databases that don't have a ton of ads or the like? Also, which older games would you suggest for relative ease in playing blind? :) -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- Groups.io Links: You receive all messages sent to this group. View/Reply Online (#121374):

Re: [blind-gamers] An emulator for the blind.

I must clarify, this is a system which basically combines a lot of emulators into one unified interface. This gives access to systems ranging from the NES to the PSP, GameCube, and Wii. You’ll need to provide it game files, called ROMS, or “Content” in Retroarch, yourself, Retroarch does not

[blind-gamers] An emulator for the blind.

This game emulator, used for emulating old NES and SNES fames. has built in OCR for in-game text and is also accessible. The announcement is below. No, this won't make video games into audio games or make older games accessible to the blind by way of audio, but still, check it out!