cant speak for the standalone pcsx-rearmed so someone else could probly chip in there as for the libretro build its possible to generate game specific overides both for core settings and controller remaps via the quick menu section of emulators menu i use the libretro build myself for specific core settings for certan games as analogue input breaks certan games and enhanced resolution brings in graphic glitches on some too so i have specific configs for these games via the override feature

@mitu I think he's referring to this in particular. https://retropie.org.uk/forum/post/111746 Edit: @Ahmed It's probably best to report this over at the libretro forums, as the cores are not maintained by RetroPie.

@smokingman I’m sure all versions have that issue. I have the USA version and it also has that bug.

@edmaul69 just like @Eckaji said, .-lossless compression .-15-18% better compression than pbp (this makes a bin cue collection almost half its size) .-its a streamable format, it doesnt need to decompress, just play .-its increadibly easy to convert entire folders filled with uncompressed psx games with a batch file .-every disc turns into just one file .-for copy protected disc (LibCrypt) if you have the .sbi file along the chd file it would work .-supports redbook audio in flac compression .-its becoming the defacto standard for libretro cores with support in mame, saturn, pcengine/turbografx, segacd/megacd, psx beetle and future support for dreamcast

@TheDataCereal This is probably the easiest method so far. Do you know what a proper m3u file should look like and how the file should be named so the emulator recognizes it? While that's the easiest, I still think this could be much more user friendly. Not knocking your suggestions at all, but as any classic American infomercial would say, "There's gotta be a better way!"

@mitu since I have manged to fix the slowness issue which was a real issue thank god I wanted to solve the video as a bounce as well anyways thanks a lot for your help and understanding. I really appreciated this @mitu

@edmaul69 You can. There are really some rom sharing pages, mentioning clearly those eboots are from official sony psn store. They decrypt it with tools. Another thing is, you are unable to revert back those files to bin/cue/iso files. They are generated from pkg files downloaded raw from sony psn.

Because I can't swap discs, I already had them as an eboot. Neither game has a Disc swap screen, swapping discs mid game gives me an error.

ok never mind i found my mistake. the file extension was wrong. i had ".BIN" and it has to be ".bin" then the .sbi file will work correctly.

If I am reading correctly all you need is to get emulators designed for x86 processors, mednafen for ps1 maybe? Install it same as you would mame. RetroPie’s default emulators aren’t designed for pc

With regards to the controllers, definitely. Check the documentation: https://retropie.org.uk/docs/GPIO-Modules/#gamecon_gpio_rpi Power buttons are a bit more difficult, as the Pi needs to be shutdown cleanly, you can't just rip the power away and expect it to be fine next time (sometimes it is, but not always). You could create a custom shutdown script or use something like the PowerBlock or actually, to combine the function you could use the ControlBlock https://blog.petrockblock.com/controlblock/ Si

@dankcushions Ok thanks

@mitu said in Metal Gear Solid switching disks: @smokingman The 'workaround' is how you're supposed to switch disks - https://retropie.org.uk/docs/Playstation-1/#disc-swapping-for-multi-disc-games-in-retroarch. what i read into this guide is that it is supposed i open eject disk tray, and than switch index to 2/2, and then the guide suggest to select the disk2.cue or .bin file. if i do that i say it do not work. it work only if i DO NOT select the disk2.bin or cue file. it is enough to set index on 2/2, and push again disk tray cycle to close it, and quit the menu. the guide do not claims that. but tanks anyway to help me, really bro :)

@pjft said in Recent RetroPie Documentation Changes - PSX - Emulator Info and BIOS Info.: Either that or my defaults were already overwritten by today's change :) That could be the case. Mine was 'Auto' and I didn't run the update beforehand.

@mediamogul said in Any PSX builds?: @klachow I'm sure they'll be just as happy with a chocolate fountain and a bouncy castle. Can i have a chocolate fountain and make sure it is dark chocolate cause i am also diabetic.