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We’ve supported major desktop operating systems, such as Windows and Linux, since the earliest builds of yuzu. Like our sister project, Citra, yuzu has always been developed with multi-platform support in mind. With that out of the way, let’s dive into the state of things for yuzu Android.

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Yuzu Android is in rapid development and early builds should be considered akin to a beta.Įxpect to see a variety of results regarding compatibility and performance on different devices, discussed in more detail later. We’re committed to improving the feature parity, compatibility, and performance of our Android builds most improvements for desktop platforms, like Windows and Linux, will also help improve our Android users’ experience. Hopefully, this will be fixed in the near future.You're finally awake! yuzu on Android launched! (Samsung Galaxy S20 FE, Mesa Turnip GPU driver) State of things: Where are we? What can users expect?īefore we talk more about where we are and what users can expect, we would like to make a few things clear: That got old very quickly, especially as the Xbox One S is pretty slow to start up. Only a system restart would allow testing to continue. Oddly, a 24-frames-per-second HEVC video would play, but not the 30- or 60fps versions.Įven worse, when we tried to play a file Media Player didn’t support, file listings would disappear. The bad news is that while the Xbox One S’s Media Player understands MKV containers and plays MPEG-1, MPEG-2, and MPEG-4 files AVI, and most h.264 video files very well, support for the majority of the 4K UHD files in HEVC (h.265) format that we use for testing was missing in action. In addition to the usual support for bitmap, JPEG, and PNG images, there’s also GIF support and-get this-support for both uncompressed and compressed TIFF files. MP3, WMA, and Apple M4V, as well as WAV files up to 7.1 channels and 96kHz/24-bit sampling rates/resolution. The Xbox One S can play FLAC, Apple and Windows lossless. The good news is strong support for audio and image codecs. Things were a bit dicier when playing content stored on a USB drive using Microsoft’s media player app. Put succinctly, the Xbox One S is a very good Ultra Blu-ray player-for most people. Microsoft’s Xbox One S is a surprisingly good Ultra HD Blu-ray player.ĭuring the first viewing session, there were a few minor motion artifacts, but after two firmware updates, those seemed to disappear. And once you’ve grown accustomed to the Xbox controller and its two-handed approach, you’ll find you can move about very quickly. But after some mild initial puzzlement, newbies will work things out. In our opinion, the Xbox interface is a bit too PC-like for a living-room entertainment device, not to mention its constant attempts to sell you stuff. The Xbox One S’s colors looked warmer, for lack of a better word.

We did prefer the colors in the Xbox One S’s video output over the two dedicated players. Don’t believe anyone’s advertising hype on that score.

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Like the competition, the Xbox One S also does a good job of upscaling 720p and 1080p, but you’ll never mistake the results for 4K UHD. Microsoft’s game console was a tad slower to mount Ultra HD Blu-ray discs compared to the purpose-built players we’ve tested, but it played every commercial and test disc we tried without a hitch.

It’s easy to miss, but a USB 3.0 port sits underneath the disc slot of the Xbox One S.

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