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    Hi ! problem with psx

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      boris85
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      Im habing a similar problem i have the bios in the correct file tried using caps and no caps, have the game files as .cue. they appear on menu but wont launch

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        backstander
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        @Barret
        You might need to goto the RetroPie Setup Script and install the lr-pcsx-rearmed and the lr-beetle-psx emulators. I don't believe they are already installed.
        https://github.com/RetroPie/RetroPie-Setup/wiki/First-Installation#installing-additional-emulators--ports

        @boris85
        In my /home/pi/RetroPie/BIOS I have these BIOS files with this case:

        SCPH1001.BIN
        scph5500.bin
        scph5501.bin
        scph5502.bin
        

        If those are not working for you, you might try downloading them from a different site.

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          boris85
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          Hey guys i tried both suggestions and both failed....any other suggestions? Better yet is there anywhere i can get a copy of all the working emulator files from like a member of this site?

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            backstander
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            Hey @boris85 did you try installing the other PSX emulator lr-beetle-psx from the RetroPie Setup Script?

            When you load up a game from inside EmulationStation, you can press a button on the controller immediately at the Runcommand to get a menu that you can use to change the emulator (either per-rom or default for all PSX games). Try lr-beetle-psx and see if you have any better luck?

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              boris85
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              I will try that the next time i am on but im slowly giving up as all the emulators jave problems with them an i dont have that much time on my hands...still need to work out dreamcast, n64 and mame. 4 days so far on psx alone

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              • dankcushionsD
                dankcushions Global Moderator
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                beetle will be unplayabley slow on a pi. lr-pcsx is the only option.

                OP, you're not giving us much info here. show us the exact file name of your BIOS file and where you have it, and the same for all the files for the game you are trying to run. the problem will be in one or both of these things.

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                  boris85
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                  I have all roms as .cue in rom/psx folder and it shows on play list in emulator and the bios are in the bios folder i put scph1001.bin in here tried under various typings still nothing

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                    dankcushions Global Moderator @boris85
                    last edited by

                    @boris85 said in Hi ! problem with psx:

                    I have all roms as .cue in rom/psx folder and it shows on play list in emulator and the bios are in the bios folder i put scph1001.bin in here tried under various typings still nothing

                    give us full written examples and paths.

                    .cue is the tiny cuesheet file. it needs to point to a .bin. give us the full path and name of both.

                    the bios is only acceptable in one format: SCPH1001.BIN - do that and then give us the full name and path.

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                      boris85
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                      Retropie/roms/psx/abesoddworldoddysey.cue.
                      And retropie/BIOS/SCPH1001.BIN

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                      • dankcushionsD
                        dankcushions Global Moderator @boris85
                        last edited by dankcushions

                        @boris85 said in Hi ! problem with psx:

                        Retropie/roms/psx/abesoddworldoddysey.cue.

                        and your game's bin file?

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                        • suprjamiS
                          suprjami @boris85
                          last edited by

                          @boris85

                          Your BIOS is in the right place, but you're missing the CD image.

                          The cue sheet is a description of a CD image.

                          Here's the Oddworld: Abe's Odyssey (U) 1.0 cue sheet: http://redump.org/disc/1858/cue/

                          Let's look at the contents:

                          $ cat "Oddworld - Abe's Oddysee (USA) (v1.0).cue"
                          
                          FILE "Oddworld - Abe's Oddysee (USA) (v1.0).bin" BINARY
                            TRACK 01 MODE2/2352
                              INDEX 01 00:00:00
                          

                          So to use this .cue file, we need a file called Oddworld - Abe's Oddysee (USA) (v1.0).bin and that .bin file contains the contents of the CD.

                          Does that make sense?

                          It may be easier to get PSX2PSP EBOOTs of the games you want to play. These are a single file with a .pbp extension. They work in the lr-pcsx-rearmed emulator.

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                            boris85
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                            Aah yes i understand the info i used to create the .cue file never mentioned anything about .BIN files aswell i will redownload later and put it on...how do i create or get a .pbp file if its simpler?

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                            • suprjamiS
                              suprjami @boris85
                              last edited by suprjami

                              @boris85

                              You can use an original image file and the program PSX2PSP, it's easy to find, but you need a working PSX CD image to start with.

                              Or just search Google for "PSX on PSP eBoot ISOs" and you'll find many out there.

                              You'll find most of them contain a directory and a file called EBOOT.PBP but that's just for use on a PSP, you can rename the file to whatever you want, such as Oddworld - Abe's Oddysee.pbp

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                                boris85
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                                Oh right i see so i would then get the eboot.php file and place straight in the retropie/rom/psx folder anf this should then work?

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                                • suprjamiS
                                  suprjami @boris85
                                  last edited by

                                  @boris85 Yes, that's right. You can also rename the EBOOT file, so you'd have like:

                                  RetroPie/roms/psx/Oddworld - Abe's Oddysee.pbp

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                                    boris85
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                                    Thanks ill give it a try later and get back to you how it goes

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                                    • edmaul69E
                                      edmaul69 @boris85
                                      last edited by edmaul69

                                      @boris85 to rename the eboots i use a program i believe was called bulk rename. It can take all the folder names and rename all the files inside the folders the same name so you can rename all the eboots in a matter of minutes. Just make sure you unzip them all and place the different games folders in one common folder.

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                                        boris85
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                                        Great news guys its up and running thank you very much for all your help and knowledge now its time for the dreamcast.

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