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@backstander I don't have a PlayStation choice on the main screen I only have NES SNES nes64 and Sega
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@streetsweep Then the ROMs aren't in the right format (or possibly the right place). Look at the guide again.
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@liquidzoo I did what the guide said on getting the Roms downloaded them straight from [redacted - Read the rules] the moved them to the PSX ROM folder
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@streetsweep
The rules here states not to say where you downloading ROMs from!You need to unzip and/or unrar the downloads first so you have a
<game name>.binand a<game name>.cue. Then put both of those files in/home/pi/RetroPie/roms/psx/on your RPi.I don't have a PlayStation choice on the main screen I only have NES SNES nes64 and Sega
you might not have one of the PSX emulators install because the default image of RetroPie doesn't come with it pre-installed (I don't think).
https://github.com/RetroPie/RetroPie-Setup/wiki/Updating-RetroPie#updatinginstalling-individual-packagesFast forward that video I posted above to like 15:28 and watch it until the end!
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Everything I download is going into 7z file I extract it making it a .Bin.ecm file
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@streetsweep ok now you need to extract it from the .ecm. You can google how to extract .ecm file.
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@streetsweep honestly though just google for psx .pbp files. Much easier to use a .pbp then bin and cues.
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@edmaul69 .pbp files will definitely be the easiest way to get this working.
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What about .rar
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@streetsweep you have to unzip the .rar. So i dont know what files are in the .rar
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Cuz I can't find any .pbp ones unless someone can email me a link
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@streetsweep if you find .pbp files they will probably be in a zip or .rar. You just have to unzip the .rar to get the .pbp file out
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I guess I just need an easier step by step way to do it because I'm not very tech savvy I know some but I guess this is past my limit
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Holy cow I got a game on there and can play it I found a website that works
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