@TempTest said in Announcing Pegasus Frontend:
I didnt even think to google it i assumed it was something you made for debugging, another oof for me. odd i have alot of codecs installed. this drive is moved a lot, always on a windows machine id like to avoid any possible need for installs while portable will switching formats or to a container still be readable, or could a portable vlc in the pegasus root directory be made to run videos
Pegasus currently uses the system's built-in media playback features, which is why installing codecs is necessary. Though, if the codec DLLs are placed next to the EXE, in theory that might also work. Haven't experimented with that before.
There are also plans to add standalone video playback support, but since that won't be a small task it's a long term goal for now.
Are those android specific? if not are they specific variables you've established or is it a standard with documentation you can point me to. (not the paths, the -n, -e, etc.)
Yes, those are Android-specific, on Windows and Linux it looks like this:
launch: path/to/retroarch.exe -L path/to/somecore.dll "{file.path}"
example: C:\retroarch\retroarch.exe -L C:\retroarch\cores\fceumm_libretro.dll "{file.path}"
