SeedlessDS on Retroid Pocket Duo: setup and compatibility

Tested hardware: Retroid Pocket Duo Lite

The reviewer tested a developer-supplied early SeedlessDS build with a latency toggle on the Duo Lite and saw improvement, while the regular Duo running WatermelonDS remained more responsive.

Taken from what the reviewer says; the settings on screen weren't checked.

Tested hardware: Retroid Pocket Duo

TechDweeb reports responsive DS play using SeedlessDS at 4× resolution.

resolution scale

4×

Taken from what the reviewer says; the settings on screen weren't checked.

Tested hardware: Retroid Pocket Duo Lite

The Lite DS stream uses a public SeedlessDS build of unknown version, high-performance mode and smart fan. The reviewer prefers it to their DraStic and melonDS attempts.

emulator

SeedlessDS; exact build unknown

performance

High performance

fan

Smart

firmware

Not identified in the reviewed passage

Taken from what the reviewer says; the settings on screen weren't checked.

Tested hardware: Retroid Pocket Duo Lite

The Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass runs at reported full speed with SeedlessDS high-resolution rendering on Lite. The reviewer reports substantial fast-forward headroom early on; not every touch or lid-close puzzle was tried.

Taken from what the reviewer says; the settings on screen weren't checked.

Tested hardware: Retroid Pocket Duo Lite

In LEGO Battles: Ninjago, the reviewer reports the SeedlessDS LCD shader appearing on only the top screen of Lite, and later disables it. The build is not shown, so newer versions may differ.

Taken from what the reviewer says; the settings on screen weren't checked.

Tested hardware: Retroid Pocket Duo Lite

Mario Kart DS exposes a hold-button problem in the Lite SeedlessDS test: drifting and holding items behave like repeated presses. A controller test looks normal to the reviewer, and no fix for the emulator or button mapping is found.

Taken from what the reviewer says; the settings on screen weren't checked.