@edmaul69
After doing a shitload of searching I found this: https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/8228/how-to-install-force-feedback-support-for-pantherlord-greenasia-usb-ps1-2-dualshock-adapters

I will try it when I get home :)

Thanks dankcushions. I wanted to know because I would like to buy a raspberry pi 3 model B knowing I can run the Mortal Kombat Games and any 80s arcade game before that. Furthermore, emulating PS1 is better than paying 20 to 50 dollars a game here in the USA. For example, I have a actual PS1 in my apartment but on EBAY Crash Bandicoot 1 is going for 35 to 50 dollars (Black Label Complete).

With prices like that, I might as well get a raspberry pi model 3 someday. Thanks for being patient with me.

Have a good day :-)

Yup confirmed, it was rumble. After turning off rumble in game's option no more issue.

@edmaul69 no problem. It may be a little while though. Tomorrow hopefully. I'm building a 64 bit distro for the pi 3 and also have a lot of homework.

@Dgeler said in PS1 USB adaptator not working ( Usbhid error -32):

@Dochartaigh Did you have this kind of error using a not working one ?

This was months ago, but I don't remember seeing any new error(s)...just the inability to map the buttons correctly making the controller useless - that's why I mentioned these controllers (along NES, SNES, and Sega Genesis) being flaky unless you find the right one. Heck, even that above adapter I linked to isn't perfect - it works on my like 12 different PS1/PS2 dualshock controllers but won't work on the non-dualshock/non-analogue-stick versions for some reason...

@HurricaneFan

Thanks. I may look further into this :)

before implementation in pcsx-rearmed it needs the GL pcsx plugins (i believe the PEOPS plugin in pcsx-rearmed standalone is an earlier version of Pete's) working. these will be MUCH slower on a pi than the very optimised NEON software plugin that pcsx-rearmed currently uses.

so, i don't think it would be playable on a pi. you can run a backported version of this in lr-beetle, which is libretro's mednafen psx emulator, which has a PGXP implementation. it runs v slowly on a pi, also.

@peterman only works with certain open gl plugins. i think it's working in lr-beetle, but that's unplayably slow on a pi.

It's probably now saved as "on" in their set-up since they ran it when "on" was the default, and now that option has saved, so they will likely need to switch it off from RGUI.

I thought I had rebuilt the binaries, but perhaps not - I will do that now

@dankcushions thanks. rebuilding bins.

@jay78

https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first

@Gryphon https://github.com/retropie/retropie-setup/wiki/Playstation-1

@MrTomixf Please do not post a support request without first reading and following the advice in https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first

also the image is broken.

Nice build

When you played them back in the days you played them on a normal TV, which has a lower resolution compared to the TV you're playing them on now.

I sat down and played a couple PSX games today. CTR seemed to go okay, along with a short Gran Turismo stint. After about half a race in Colin McRae 2.0 though the Pi3 froze. So it looks like I am running hot with the enhanced resolution enabled.

Turned on my old PSU fan setup and everything was at 50 or under and no more freezing. I guess I wasn't testing PSX for long enough before when I thought it wasn't getting too hot.

@Squiggee
I think this would be a great idea for a RPi case!

Here are the other wooden projects that I've seen on here!

@JWAM make a cool wooden NES RPi case:
https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3744/my-pallet-nes

and @jackieqi make a unique wood kitchen butter board FC(NES) gaming console that hang on the wall:
https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/4264/wood-kitchen-butter-board-fc-nes-gaming-console

@plwiatt The Pi detects player 1 as joystick 0 and player 2 as joystick 1. Have you tried just plugging into the other port of the adapter? From what you're saying, it looks like you've got the ports mixed up and are plugged into the player 2 port.