xenia VS orbital

Xenia (Xbox 360) Emulator: https://xenia.jp/

Please read the FAQ before asking questions about the emulator.

I wish they could be fixed but they can't. You're thinking of the audio latency problem that Canary can fix with a config edit. There is no cure for these issues: https://github.com/xenia-project/xenia/issues/1515

The only further advice I can give is directly from the xenia git which says to read the following page. https://github.com/xenia-project/xenia/wiki/Quickstart and make sure meet everything here, and do whatever they suggest.

You can monitor Linux-related issues here: https://github.com/xenia-project/xenia/labels/platform-linux

Current frontrunner for PS4 virtualization AFAIK is orbital https://github.com/AlexAltea/orbital

One of the 3 original creators of RPCS3 is working on a PS4 emulator called Orbital. You can take a look at his github repo here

It looks like orbital is licensed under MIT? Is the source code only partially released or is it actually open source?

Because you don't just have to figure out the software (software that is already not just a stepping through the debugger away from comprehension), but the hardware too. Even in the ps4 case, there's a world to reinvent (here the lines between emulation and virtualization may effectively blur though, since only "secondary devices" wouldn't be run directly)

Like this.

There are only two PlayStation 4 emulators in development at the moment, Orbital which I think their most recent breakthrough was just getting the setup screen to boot, no games.

People are making good progress on ps4 emulation, just look at this. Still VERY much work to be done, but i expect an usable version in 1-2 years.

There is already a PS4 emulator: https://github.com/AlexAltea/orbital