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    PS 1 bios where?

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    • edmaul69E
      edmaul69 @BobHarris
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      @bobharris if you have the multiple bios it should pick the correct one.

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        sent1
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        I try 3 Bios. And i Rename that Bios but nothing Work

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        • dankcushionsD
          dankcushions Global Moderator @sent1
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          @sent1 when you say it doesn't work, what do you mean? the game doesn't appear in the menu? it doesn't load? what?

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            sent1 @dankcushions
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            @dankcushions the game dont start. If i have No Bios in the Folder there is a message "No Bios" but if i put One in only back screen

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            • dankcushionsD
              dankcushions Global Moderator @sent1
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              @sent1 a message where? the game loads if you don't use a bios, and doesn't if you do?

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                sent1 @dankcushions
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                @dankcushions No its dont load on both... the message is on screen in Yellow on the bottom

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                • edmaul69E
                  edmaul69 @sent1
                  last edited by edmaul69

                  @sent1 are your roms .bin/.cue, .iso/.cue or .pbp? If iso or bin open up the cue file and make sure it is named exactly like the .bin or .iso this includes all caps and lowercase. If the bin is say RESIDENT EVIL.BIN inside the cue file it cannot say RESIDENT EVIL.bin or resident evil.BIN. Has to all match exact.

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                  • darklordenronD
                    darklordenron
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                    This^. Also, as far as games go, I think it's easiest is to just use .pbp files, they drop right in and should work out of the box, so to speak.

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                      sent1
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                      The game i test is a Pbp file. I generate it with the converter

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                      • jonnykeshJ
                        jonnykesh @sent1
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                        @sent1 Try to obtain a .pbp file for the game. Sometimes the compression can cause issues if you do it yourself. If you look online for PSX to PSP iso you should get what you need.

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                        • darklordenronD
                          darklordenron
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                          I've never had any sort of luck converting TO .pbp myself, fwiw. I think if you can get the proper file right out of the gate, you're much better off

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