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    Improve psx and n64 graphic, how?

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      Tackskull
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      I am seeing that on the experimental packages Drastic ds emulator is missing, am I using a bad setup script? I havve updated on latest version

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        dankcushions Global Moderator @Tackskull
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        @tackskull said in Improve psx and n64 graphic, how?:

        https://www.dropbox.com/s/yhuz94w0aqu8anb/retropie setup?dl=0

        I did it via dropox I posted the setup file if wrong tell me wich file you need

        this one: retroarch-core-options.cfg

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          Tackskull
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          @dankcushions said in Improve psx and n64 graphic, how?:

          retroarch-core-options.cfg

          I can't find this file on my pc, would this mean something?

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          • dankcushionsD
            dankcushions Global Moderator @Tackskull
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            @tackskull but you said earlier:

            I got the retroarch-core-options.cfg and I scrolled down to pcsx_rearmed, there are many option to configure but the "neon enhanced" is not there.

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              Tackskull @dankcushions
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              @dankcushions

              I get in to that file via retropie script, but that fille is not on my ubuntu operative system

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                Tackskull
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                I used the Find but cant see tthe file, can you telll me the directory folder?

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                • dankcushionsD
                  dankcushions Global Moderator @Tackskull
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                  @tackskull

                  in retropie it would be /opt/retropie/configs/all/retroarch-core-options.cfg

                  not sure if it's different on PC

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                    Tackskull
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                    I have two folders, "retropie and retropie-setup" and in any o them there isn't a conffiguration -> all folder. So what I do now?

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                      Tackskull
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                      There is obviously something wrong

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                      • dankcushionsD
                        dankcushions Global Moderator @Tackskull
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                        @tackskull please don't bump posts. i heard you the first time.

                        RetroPie and RetroPie-Setup are folders in /home/pi/, presumably? that's not where you should be looking. go look in /opt/, where i said.

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                          Tackskull
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                          I did it, I had to run a commmand to acces the opt folder

                          https://www.dropbox.com/s/69gajnlvnwkajic/retroarch-core-options.cfg?dl=0

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                          • dankcushionsD
                            dankcushions Global Moderator @Tackskull
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                            @tackskull just add the 2 lines in the guide to the file - it doesn't matter if they aren't there previously.

                            hang on, if you're using retropie on a PC why would you be using pcsx_rearmed anyway? that's for arm CPUs. for pc you are better to use lr-beetle-psx. i don't know how you configure that, but it has several option: see https://docs.libretro.com/library/beetle_psx_hw/

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                              mitu Global Moderator @Tackskull
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                              @tackskull The file is in the /opt/retropie/configs/all/ folder, that's neither in the ~/RetroPie-Setup (the setup script folder) nor in the ~/RetroPie (the roms folder).

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                                Tackskull @dankcushions
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                                @dankcushions

                                let me understand, you have modiffie the file? So I must follow the same lin to download the ffile I posted?

                                Anyway I tryed right now to install the lr-beetle-psx, I also downloaded the bios is requiring but games don't start.

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                                • mituM
                                  mitu Global Moderator @Tackskull
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                                  @tackskull What's the error in the log file (log is in /dev/shm/runcommand.log) ? Enable verbose mode for RetroArch in the Runcommand launch menu and launch the game, then get the log file and post it on pastebin.com so we can spot the error.

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                                    Tackskull
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                                    [ERROR] This core requires a content file, could not load content.

                                    https://www.dropbox.com/s/sbhfj8vw2mp8t3s/runcommand.log?dl=0

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                                      mitu Global Moderator
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                                      You're missing the BIOS file:

                                      [libretro INFO] Checking if required firmware is present.
                                      [libretro ERROR] Firmware is missing: scph5501.bin
                                      [libretro ERROR] Content cannot be loaded
                                      

                                      Find and copy the right bios for the PS1 content - you'll find it explained in https://retropie.org.uk/docs/Playstation-1/. It even says the name of the bios files, which you don't have.

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                                        Tackskull
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                                        I am getting crazy, I downloaded that bios already, but to be shure I downloaded a big pack with so many NTSC and Pal bios and I put them all in the retropie->bios folder. Resullt? games don't start anyway

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                                          mitu Global Moderator @Tackskull
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                                          @tackskull Make sure the BIOS filenames are correct - Linux is case sensitive, so if your file is SCPH5501.BIN, it's not going to be found by the emulator. The same goes for the .bin/.cue files.

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                                            Tackskull
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                                            Awesome man, thanks, now games start. The emulation is very slow and audio very bad, how can I fix that?

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