vita-udcd-uvc VS DaedalusX64-vitaGL

Use this kernel plugin to make the Vita emulate a webcam when plugged into a PC. Open any camera app (or OBS, etc) and you'll see the Vita screen. Some elements, like the volume bar and the settings overlay do not appear on the stream though.

Would this plugin work alongside the USB streaming plugin ?

Popped in the plugin and did a restart and found the app didn't work when testing with AntiMicroX and an online gamepad tester for readings, until I remembered I installed xerpi's UDCD.skprx installed to turn my Vita into a switch (well, connect it to a PC for a bigger display).

the vita's display gets streamed to the PC via the udcd uvc plugin which can be found here

vita-udcd-uvc Stream your vita to a computer using USB (xerpi)

DaedalusX64 Vita

You're thinking of January 3rd 2023 / October 2022 which is exactly the point of this post. The most recent release is dated December 2020.

Compatibility list for games on DaedalusX64 for Vita. DK64 worked fine on nightly version i believe.

As far as i know it only scans 1 folder, Roms. Unknown if subfolder support is being worked on, Maybe open a issue on it's github.

I suggest you use the nightly https://github.com/Rinnegatamante/DaedalusX64-vitaGL/releases

Nope, this is just a repost of a year-old post, the latest version (v.0.6) was released on the 13th of December 2020. It's available through the GitHub, VHBB, or Easy VPK.

For Mario or Metroid you can play the NES, SNES, and GBA games using retroarch https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PC42KGYnghM. N64 games can be played using https://github.com/Rinnegatamante/DaedalusX64-vitaGL/releases/tag/Stable.

Daedalus64 has obviously been the most recent highlight in vita emulation, with about 60%-70% compatibility. Adrenaline handles psp/ps1 nicely. For most other emulation, Retroarch is adequate, with a few possible exceptions (including mgba).