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Shield TV update and saves problem - Preedom - 02-19-2022
Hi
I have Shield TV 2017 and yesterday the system has updated to android 11.
I haven't seen the GC saves in Dolphin (version 5.0-15993) since then.
In file manager i see saves in path Dolphin-emu/statesaves, but Dolphin can't see it.
Can anybody help?
RE: Shield TV update and saves problem - JosJuice - 02-19-2022
Please go to Config > Paths to see where Dolphin is storing your saves. (We had to make some changes to where Dolphin stores its data due to restrictions in Android 11.)
RE: Shield TV update and saves problem - Preedom - 02-19-2022
(02-19-2022, 05:55 AM)JosJuice Wrote: Please go to Config > Paths to see where Dolphin is storing your saves. (We had to make some changes to where Dolphin stores its data due to restrictions in Android 11.)
Dolphin now keeps saves in "Android\data\org.dolphinemu.dolphinemu\files\StateSaves".
I transferred the save file from old folder "dolphin-emu\StateSaves" to new path.
The dolphin now sees the file, but when i try to run the transferred file i see announcement:
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RE: Shield TV update and saves problem - JosJuice - 02-19-2022
"Could not find the DSP polyphase resampling coefficients", huh... I think the solution to that is to copy the file GC/dsp_coef.bin from the old Dolphin folder to the new Dolphin folder, but I've never seen this error before so I'm not entirely sure.
And regardless, I would suggest that you copy not just your savestates, but also your in-game saves (in the GC and Wii folders).
RE: Shield TV update and saves problem - Preedom - 02-20-2022
It really works, thanks for help.
P.S.
Now I know how much I don’t know about emulation
