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

@dolfan1994 ok. By the way, to be clear, the file is supposed to be either under configs->all->emulationstation or something like that. I can't exactly remember where, but if you get stuck I can check.

I had the same issue. Putting one of the BIOS files in the \retropie\bios folder fixed the issue for me. https://github.com/RetroPie/RetroPie-Setup/wiki/Playstation-1

@BuZz No problem, I understand you perfectly.

@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.

@dankcushions thanks. rebuilding bins.

@mitu I had downloaded them directly for free from aubry hodges (the composer) website when i got them. Now it appears he charges $12 for the psx doom soundtrack and $18 for the doom 64 soundtrack. He has 20 different soundtracks available on his site for various games he composed music for.

Got it to work found out that the file never fully transferred over and thats why it wasn't showing up. Also if you use filezilla to transfer files over a ethernet cable make sure you use port number 22 or it will not let you connect to the pi

Hey guys, update, I think the issue was a bad rip.

I came across a different ISO and it works correctly now.

I will be keeping this in mind for the future.

Thanks all!

@meleu Thanks! I appreciate the info

I was able to beat the guy without switching the controllers, so by the time I read this it was too late, but it may come in handy if I decide to do another run through!

Thank you for the help!

@doddyandlaurapi said in Adding psx to preloaded card:

When I plug my SD card into my laptop I can't find my ROMS or BIOS files

Windows cannot read a linux file partition. You need to use SSH.

Could anyone point me in the right direction or know of a step by step link?

It's all in the wiki but you would be better off going to your supplier for support as @markyh444 says because you have been scammed. Retropie is free. Nobody can assist you with an unofficial build.

Ok, some news ! it seems that large part of my rom files were corrupted. So I "found" new one and everything work like a charm now ! So Thank you and bravo for this very very pleasant RetroPi distribution ! I think I'll make a donation so !

Nice build

It works perfect! This is exactly what I was looking for! Thanks so much!

Psx games sometimes take a little longer to load because they took a little longer to load on a real psx. It was a cd based system. As far as the pixelated graphics, that's what they are. Most games were 320 x 240 and being stretched to 1080p will make it pixelated. That's just how the raw games looked. Try turning on bilinear filtering in retro arch. Or you can try the high Rez mode in pcsx

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.