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http://buildbot.libretro.com/nightly/win-x86/latest/
Only some of the cores will work in Anarchy Arcade. The list of the cores AArcade will actually try to use are in: Anarchy Arcade\aarcade\cores\libretroCorePriorities.txt
The most compatible cores are listed at the top of each category, but any core listed there will work.
1. Copy the file aarcade/bin/libretro_sound_enabled/client.dll into your aarcade/bin folder, overwriting the existing file.
2. Relaunch AArcade.
3. Make sure that the console variable "libretro_sound" is set to 1 and go into Options > Arcade Options to make sure it is enabled there too, with volume set to 1.0 (for best results).
4. (OPTIONAL) Adjust the Libretro Frame Delay value in Options > Arcade Options if your game runs too slow. Setting it to 0 is the fastest possible speed that the current sound implementation can do.
http://buildbot.libretro.com/nightly/windows/x86/latest/