Daijisho vs Emulation Station Front end Conclusions

So I recently downloaded emulation station front end. Don’t get me wrong I love it, however when it comes to scraping your Games. Right now I have about 30GBs of just media from platforms that are scraped and I still need about 10 platforms pending to be scraped. I have a 512Gb microSD card pretty much full of ROMS. Initially before downloading emulation station I had about 451GB. The app itself is not even heavy. It’s like 30MBs. However, when it comes to scraping your games that’s when it eats a lot of storage. So I’ll probably stick to Daijisho frontend. Yes, it’s less neat, but it’s simple and not too demanding on storage. Has anyone else noticed this & What do you guys think for those of you that own a retro handheld that has an Android OS?

[@steveydoesglasgow]

I've been using daijisho for a while now and really like it, but I keep thinking about trying out ES-DE. Never realised how much the scraping data took up, so think that's settled me on staying with daijisho!

[@EmuRetroStation]

@@steveydoesglasgow I use both now I was able to get 50GBs down to 7GB you have to disable videos, Manuals and other things that take up space before scraping and just stick to box art cover, name fan art and background and that’s it.

[@JerrardJDDavis-gy9hh]

Is This The Retriod Pocket 4 Pro
Will It Play PS2 Or Nintendo GameCube
Does It Have A Fan Bulit In So It Will Won't Overheat
Will It Play On The TV If It Does How
What's The Correct HDMI Cable To Connect The TV

[@EmuRetroStation]

@@JerrardJDDavis-gy9hh yes this is the Retroid Pocket 4 Pro, and yes it can play PS2 , GameCube and even Wii games. It doesn’t overheat because it has a built in fan which you can control it in the control panel it gives you options and profiles to choose. And yes you can play it on the TV. It has 3 ways, on the top of the device it has an opening to connect a micro hdmi cable which it outputs 720p display. On the bottom it has another opening for a video out type c which is the opening you would use to also charge and transfer data. That outputs 1080p display. And the last one is you can cast your device to your smart TV is has to be an android OS tv, and course you would need a strong reliable internet connection but it’s still playable check out my last video about it. Hope this info helps. 👍🏼

[@JerrardJDDavis-gy9hh]

@EmuRetroStation Can You Send A Link Of A HDMI Cable To Connect The TV

[@EmuRetroStation]

@@JerrardJDDavis-gy9hh yes or course here is the link from their official website: www.goretroid.com/collections/accessories/products/micro-hdmi-to-hdmi-adapter-cable-male-to-male