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1. docs.libretro.com › library › atari800Atari - 5200 (Atari800) - Libretro Docs

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   The Atari800 core will generate a '.atari800.cfg' config file in RetroArch's home directory and will add the required BIOS files it detects in the system directory to the config file. Now you can manually select what Atari system you want to emulate through the 'Atari System' core option.

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2. retropie.org.uk › docs › Atari-800-and-5200Atari 800 and 5200 - RetroPie Docs

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   Note that any option settable in the RGUI will override the atari.cfg config file. Numerous options are only settable via the emulator menu. Emulator: Atari800 BIOS setup. Navigate to either the Atari 800 or Atari 5200 system on emulationstation and choose a game.

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3. forums.libretro.com › t › atari800-bios-folderAtari800 BIOS folder? - Cores - Libretro Forums

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   Jan 14, 2018 · hi, i can’t run atari 400/800 games: when i load .cas files it shows this screen: “Sorry this program needs a real Atari/OS” i have downlaoded BIOS rom from atari800 site:

4. forums.launchbox-app.com › topic › 62054-need-helpNeed help running Atari 800 games with retroarch

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   Jun 29, 2021 · The Retroarch core for this uses an older version of the Atari 800 emulator and info on the setup for Retroarch specifically is here. As noted at the RA page you have to have the appropriate BIOS file (ROM) for the Atari 5200 and Atari 800 to run games from them. Check that your BIOS files have the same exact MD5 checksums noted in the RA page.

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5. github.com › blob › masterdocs/docs/library/atari800.md at master · libretro/docs - GitHub

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   The Atari800 core will generate a '.atari800.cfg' config file in RetroArch's home directory and will add the required BIOS files it detects in the system directory to the config file. Now you can manually select what Atari system you want to emulate through the 'Atari System' core option. Finally, you can load any content files compatible with ...

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6. www.reddit.com › problem_with_atari800_emulationProblem with Atari800 emulation : r/RetroArch - Reddit

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   if atari800: you need to do some config inside the emulator. press F1 (before that you need to set game focus on) after launching a game and set up the bios from there: Emulator configuration -> System rom settings. After that go back to the main menu and Save configuration on file. Now it should work if you have the proper Bios files.

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   How do I load a BIOS file on my atari800?

   • Now you can manually select what Atari system you want to emulate through the 'Atari System' core option. Finally, you can load any content files compatible with the system chosen through RetroArch's Load Content menu. Alternatively, you can manually configure how the Atari800 will look for and handle BIOS files.

   Atari 800 and 5200 - RetroPie Docs

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   How do I emulation an Atari 800?

   • The Atari800 core will generate a '.atari800.cfg' config file in RetroArch's home directory and will add the required BIOS files it detects in the system directory to the config file. Now you can manually select what Atari system you want to emulate through the 'Atari System' core option.

   Atari - 5200 (Atari800) - Libretro Docs

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   What BIOS do I need for the atari800 emulator?

   • There are 5 main BIOS needed for the Atari800 emulator: Original (not Rev. A) BIOS from 4-port and early 2-port 5200 See Advanced Config below for other alternate BIOSes which may be required to run certain software. Place these files in

   Atari 800 and 5200 - RetroPie Docs

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   Where do atari800 firmware files go?

   • Required or optional firmware files go in RetroArch's system directory. The Atari800 core's directory name is 'Atari800' Atari800 config settings are saved/loaded to and from .atari800.cfg in RetroArch's home directory (where RetroArch.exe is in Windows). RetroArch.exe directory .atari000.wav in exe directory (startup noise?)

   Atari - 5200 (Atari800) - Libretro Docs

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   What files can be loaded by the atari800 core?

   • Content that can be loaded by the Atari800 core have the following file extensions: RetroArch database (s) that are associated with the Atari800 core: Required or optional firmware files go in RetroArch's system directory. The Atari800 core's directory name is 'Atari800'

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   How do I install a ROM on my Atari 800?

   • Alternatively, you can use the emulator's internal menu. In lr-atari800, this can be reached via F1 or the R button; in Atari800 you can reach it via F1. Navigate to Emulator Configuration > System ROM Settings. Place all the BIOS files in and select Find ROM Images in a Directory.

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8. forums.atariage.com › topic › 314389-atari800-stepAtari800 - step by step tutorial - 8-bit Atari emulation for ...

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   Dec 8, 2020 · Altirra is Windows only and I'm Linux guy. Another thing this accuracy problem which is know as a bit weaker side of Atari800 is in practice only important when creating new software. Then you are risking that the software which works under emulator will not work on real Atari.