Verified facts
What is confirmed
| Import source | Operating-system file picker |
|---|---|
| Content source | Files supplied by the user |
| Rights | The user is responsible for lawful possession and use |
| Guaranteed compatibility | No; varies by file, system, device, and app version |
Facts last verified
Steps
How to proceed
- Prepare the fileConfirm that you have the right to use it and that it is stored where the system picker can reach it.
- Open ImportUse the import command in SpatialEMU.
- Select the fileChoose the file in the operating-system picker and confirm the selection.
- Review the library entryCheck the imported metadata and open the file only if it is compatible.
- Keep a backupRetain your original file outside the app container.
Boundaries
What SpatialEMU does not provide
- Games, ROMs, BIOS files, firmware, and third-party download catalogs are not included.
- Users must provide files they have the right to use.
- Cross-device save synchronization is not currently claimed as a verified feature.
- SpatialEMU does not currently claim a built-in recording feature.
- Intel Macs are not supported.
- The Windows installer is currently unsigned.
- Android is in development and is not available for download.
FAQ
Common questions
Does SpatialEMU download games?
No. It does not include a third-party game catalog.
Why does a file fail to open?
Compatibility can vary by system, file format, device, operating system, and SpatialEMU version.
Should I keep the original file?
Yes. Keep original files and important saves backed up outside the app container.