I dont know how to use Emuparadise

i want to play patapon on my mac but im stuck at this
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sometimes like this

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please help or redirect me to an article for noobs.

thanks!

Not sure if you actually extracted the iso from the multi compressed file or just renamed one of the files, I will presume you extracted it though because of the date stamp on it

I will also presume that the files shown are what you got the *.r## files without a *.rar file and you did extract from the *.r00 file and not any other file

If all the above is correct can you please provide info as to what you are emulating with and the exact version, there may just be a compat issue that may also be fixed with a more up to date build

P.S. I removed the post that was of no help, it was just spam nothing of use.

That's fair

i downloaded an emulator from here which is: Jpcsp:r1772
http://www.emuparadise.me/PSP_Emulators/Mac_OS_X/44

then i downloaded the file for patapon
http://www.emuparadise.me/PSP_ISOs/P...Europe)/157453

after a bunch of unraring, Jpcsp still wont load the iso file Or it shows the error messege

here's what it fully looks like
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i really dont know what to do once i saw these files. do i extract all what i can from them?

i tried using the r3736 version of Jpcsp but this time the Jpcsp interface wont show up.
http://buildbot.orphis.net/jpcsp/

thanks for sparing some time on my post! im still gonna give other emulator a try in the mean time

Try http://build.ppsspp.org/?page/downloads#osx instead

Follow the instructions there

jpcsp was a good start to PSP emulation but it has fallen way behind ppsspp

EDIT you extract the .rar only out of those shown in the screen grab

doing that will auto read all the other parts "*.r##" (# = a number * = the rest of the file name that I can't be bothered to type :P) and create the iso or cso file from those

If you don't already have it, look for a free mac port of 7-zip that is ideal for extracting split archive files like those and other commonly used formats

http://www.7-zip.org/download.html has a few just scroll down the page to "Some unofficial p7zip packages for Linux and other systems:" there are a couple of Mac ports there