I have had problems playing ps1 games on retropie

[supppp]

all of them are the same aka disk 1 is cd1 disk 2 cd2 etc and I just fixed the disc 3 cd1 thing it is now cd3 they where all originally .cue files

[mitu]

@supppp said in I have had problems playing ps1 games on retropie:

thing it is now cd3 they where all originally .cue files

.bin and .cd1 files are not valid extensions for PS1, you should have copied your .bin/.cue files in the psx folder and the .cue files would have been shown in the list. Don't use sub-folders for discs, it's not necessary.

[supppp]

@mitu yes but it also stated that they needed to be labeled cd files for multiple discs

[supppp]

Final Fantasy VII (USA) (Disc 1).CD1 < This is the renamed .cue or .chd file.
Final Fantasy VII (USA) (Disc 2).CD2 < This is the renamed .cue or .chd file.
Final Fantasy VII (USA) (Disc 3).CD3 < This is the renamed .cue or .chd file.
Final Fantasy VII (USA).m3u

I do not know how to create the m3u file though

[mitu]

@mitu yes but it also stated that they needed to be labeled cd files for multiple discs

Only of you want to hide them from the list when you're using a .m3u playlist. It's optional and you need to the m3u file created first, otherwise you'll see nothing in the game list.

I do not know how to create the m3u file though

Am .m3u file is a simple text file, which you can edit with Notepad, where you list the .cue/.cd<X> file names, one per line.

[supppp]

ok should I change them back to cue?or just create an m3u file

[mitu]

Change it to .cue and see if they show up in the list.

[supppp]

it works now thank you

[supppp]

my ps1 final fantasy disks don't work but they show up

[dankcushions]

@supppp verbose log as per above please.

[supppp]

@dankcushions what is a verbose log my games try to start then go to a black screen and then close

[dankcushions]

@supppp https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first - verbose log instructions are here.

[supppp]

@dankcushions I cannot do that now but may you please look at my other post