If you experience crackling or lagging audio on heavier systems like PS1 or Dreamcast, increasing the audio latency buffer can smooth out the sound. audio_latency = "96" audio_out_rate = "48000" Use code with caution. Hard GPU Sync
If you plug your MicroSD card directly into a computer, look for the readable Linux/EmuELEC storage partition. /storage/.config/emuelec/configs/emuelec.conf 3. Via SSH (Command Line)
Love the nostalgic look of old TV borders? You can enable or disable "Bezels" globally here. bezel.enabled=1 (Turns them on) bezel.enabled=0 (Cleaner, full-screen look) 3. Rewind and Savestates emuelec config file
: Stores your controller mappings. Deleting this file will force the system to prompt for a new controller configuration on the next boot. 3. Emulator Configuration: RetroArch
EmuELEC's configuration system isn't a single monolithic file. It uses a sophisticated inheritance model that cascades settings from broad to specific: If you experience crackling or lagging audio on
: If you find settings are hidden, open es_settings.cfg and ensure the UIMode value is set to "Full" instead of "Kiosk".
If you experience crackling audio or no sound at all through your HDMI connection, you can force EmuELEC to use a specific audio driver or device. /storage/
Here are the main config files and their features:
rom.paths=/storage/roms,/media/usb/roms
ee_splashloading=3 enables splash screens based on your scraped media.
Troubleshooting no sound? Start here.