@Eims said in [PSX] Convert various source files into a single *.pbp: @mitu Well, I have the .bin and .cue files currently available and would like to process them further. OK, so you should be able to convert them to .pbp - isn't this what you intend to do ? If the .cue file is correct, then that's all you need. Note that some CDs don't have only 1 .cue + 1 .bin, if the CD has both a data track and multiple audio trackes, you'd have multiple .bin files. For instance, In the Hunt has alot of audio tracks, so the .cue should be accompanied by multiple .bin files - http://redump.org/disc/7676/.

it has to be a bravia

@mitu thank you Mitu! I had a look in the errorlog of runcommand, it seemed to run well for what i read. But i have to admit that i dont unterstand every single term that was logged. I will post it tomorrow, i am at my girlfriend right now preparing hannuka-prrsents for tomorrow evening 😊

Thanks. That's probably it.

There is indeed a 32-bit pointer limitation with PBP, so any archive > ~2.1GB will fail to load any content after it (e.g. the last disc in FF8).

@mitu Good point. I did visit that page, but obviously did not look good enough. :-)

weird stuff: i tried running once again FF7 and it works now, without changing anything... i'll try with the other PBPs i deleted now, really dunno why it didnt work before

The Problem was located: When using pbp files with sbi files the extension both must be lower or uppercase. Having them mixed will result in the emulator not finding the sbi file since linux systems are casesensitve. multidisc PBP Systax is as described in the sourcecode comment above. Github issue: https://github.com/libretro/beetle-psx-libretro/issues/241

Problem solved! Turns out I was missing the PSX bios. Don't know how I managed to play other games without ever needing them, but once I paid attention to the message "bios missing, add them for better compatibility" and placed them on the BIOS folder, everything turned out better. Games that crashed before no longer do so and I can now switch discs on Resident Evil 2 just like you all told me (eject, switch, close, reset) from the .pbp file.

@edmaul69 I had it in there initially but I took it out, it's Resident Evil 2, so the actual structure looks like: • Resident Evil 2 (Leon Disk 1).bin • Resident Evil 2 (Leon Disk 1)(Track 2 audio).bin • Resident Evil 2 (Claire Disk 2).bin • Resident Evil 2 (Claire Disk 2)(Track 2 audio).bin

@suprjami Thanks, yes this was solved. Sorry for not updating.