Vagrant Story has a bug with lr-pcsx_rearmed in that the game won't recognize its own save file checksums sometimes and it won't let you save the contents of your Container, losing anything you have put into it. You can still save your game progress though. I recommend Save States, but sometimes it will crash when you go to save state...

@obsolete maybe should have mentioned that :) ok so that is surely your issue. you're using hdmi_safe=1, which forces hdmi_group=2 hdmi_mode=4 which means 640x480. it may be that your TV puts borders on such a low resolution, and there's nothing you can do about that after the fact. i would change hdmi_safe=0 and manually edit hdmi_group and mode to something sensible for your TV. probably: hdmi_group=1 hdmi_mode=16 or hdmi_group=2 hdmi_mode=82 btw config_hdmi_boost=9 does nothing on a pi4.

@dankcushions no I wouldn’t ask you to and thank you it’s really helping me and I promise no more questions (for tonight at least)

@JustNiko02 Run glxinfo from a terminal and check the version reported by the program. See https://askubuntu.com/questions/47062/what-is-terminal-command-that-can-show-opengl-version.

@enira said in Final Fantasy Tactics PSX - Text issues: I am one of the owners of a GPi Case. I got as base image Super Retropie Rev. E (found it working with the unit). The unit is based on a Raspberry Pi Zero. We don't support 3rd party images, as outlined in https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first.

Thanks!!! That solved the problem!

ISSUE SOLVED I was an idiot & using the wrong content in the config. Can't remove the post since it's after 3 minutes from upload.

ah yes, sorry my fault :)

@barbosa22 there was an update to lr-PCsx where it seems it now emulates a standard, analog, or DualShock controller. If you originally setup to use and analog controller, Change it to DualShock. Also some games require it to be set to standard, especially older games. Ran Into this a week ago where Medal of Honor would not work after starting a game.

@Clyde said in Linux - script to batch convert PSX bin/cue to CHD: You might want to expand it to extract ecm-compressed files I'll drop just another one-liner here that decompresses all .ecm files in the current directory: for i in *.ecm; do ecm-uncompress "${i}"; done Please note that you might need to install the ecm tools first via the command sudo apt install ecm.

@mitu I tried a few different BIOSes and games with no luck. Makes me wonder if there's just something wrong with my Pi, but everything else works fine, so it's a head scratcher. No luck changing the gamepad configuration for Oddworld, either. Anyway, thanks for trying to help. It's nice playing old games on my CRT using my Pi, but I'm about ready to give up and just play on my regular computer.

@snock I had a similar issue. It was fixed but you have to update the retropie-setup script before building pcsx from source.

@mitu sad day

@dankcushions Yep. I disabled the dynarec and games run fine. Here's a verbose log when the dynarec is on: https://pastebin.com/SxzD5GzU Thanks for the fix!

@xwons hi you could try arrm http://www.jujuvincebros.fr/wiki/arrm/doku.php?id=start-en It's working on windows

@mattwinter If your pi looks like this, it’s a pi1