@mitu Awesome! Thanks.

No. No, no, no...just...no.

I don't know if there is a language barrier here or if what else is going on, but you are doing this so, so very, very wrong that it is hard to even know where to start correcting you.

I'm not even convinced you have any console roms at all. The one thing you actually posted, was a disc-image for a Windows game.

See previous answers here(1).

...and here(2).

...and here(3).

It was the games that were converted to .pbp from an iso that were having audio issues. Converting from .bin using PSX2P2P works fine with just the .bin.

@mitu That was it! I renamed the tracks in the .cue file. Thanks for the help!

ah yes, sorry my fault :)

@sleve_mcdichael Patience is a virtue.

Never mind, I didn't realize when I saved the python script it saved additional embedded formatting. I just had to download a straight text editor and it is working fine. Thank you.

I would make everything pbp format to save space :D

@paulmdickey

We really need to know more information about your setup. The required info is detailed at https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first

Take special care to note if you're using the Atari800 emulator, or lr-atari800.

If you don't want to change your .cue file, you may test this option:

https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/22013/redirect-solution-for-cue-bin-problem

@meleu

I think RetroArch doesn't care about extensions...

Jeezy Creezy.... It was just that easy.

Ahhhhhhh well. At least when I'm wasting a ton of time and the answer is just this simple at least I'm learning new things, right?

I absolutely can't believe the best answer was changing .bin to .cue. Works perfect for launching the game, and it shouldn't give any problems with our script either.

Thanks everybody!

@edmaul69 said in PCEngine cd - can they be in cue/iso format?:

@qbical just so you know. As long as you dont change the name or caps/lowercase of the cue file, you can edit the inside of the cue file and naming of the bin/iso without having to restart emulationstation. The cue file and iso/bin files names dont have to match.

right on! thank you

@edmaul69 got it. I didn't have ssh on, thanks.

@natemac make sure emulation station is closed before you make edits.

@PetroRie i wish i found that torrent. My retarded self downloaded them all individually. And the site i went to makes you scroll to find game, new page opens, scroll past adds, click on link, scroll down past ads. Click on download. And it only let me download 1 sometimes 2 files at a time. I spent about 15 hours a day downloading for like a week. It sucked.

thank you. that file did the trick.

i wasn't using an old version of retropie though. in fact it was a fresh install of 4.1. i even updated all installed packages via the retropie setup.

maybe they changed it back?

anyway thanks again!

@singsonn the path in the cue sheet isnt started with something like "c:/../.../gamename.bin"? You have to remove all that info if it does. I had to fix tons of pcengine and sega cd games because of this. This might not be your problem but i havent seen your cue sheet.

i saw someone copy a .cue file and change the name. I have not be able to do the same and been having the same issue with my psx. I need to find a .cue file first to give it a shot.

@Rookervik Sorry to bother you but there is a spammer on here for "online poker" which i am going to assume the link is for phishing.