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Lately I was using the latest version of pSX emulator and I had absolutely zero problems or remarks at it. The only thing that kinda bothers me is when the emulator is working and when I click something outside of the emulator window, the emulator immediately pauses himself, and that is really annoying.
Does anybody here know how to fix this?
Configuration>Graphics>Pause when not focused.
BTW I suggest you use RetroArch with the Mednafen core as its a million times better than pSX with loads of new features added by the RetroArch team.
Thanks mate, it worked! Thanks a lot. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Warrior
About the RetroArch, I am definitely interested in trying that. I checked your link, but I'm so confused. I don't understand anything there and I don't know what exactly I need to download. I only want to play PSX games on it.
Everyone gets confused with it the first time around. :PQuote:
Originally Posted by Marin
http://buildbot.libretro.com/nightly...4/RetroArch.7z
I'm assuming you are on Win 64 bit right?
Here is the Bios pack -Put the bios pack contents into the RetroArch system folder, what controller do you have?Code:http://www.mediafire.com/download/7d5tbargr0iq2x8/RetroArch_BIOS.zip
If you have a 360 pad it should be detected automatically but if not you need to control the menu temporarily with the KB, arrow keys to navigate and X to enter and Z to backtrack.
Go to settings>input>InputUser1Binds now you can either select each function seperately or use the User1BindAll option to get it done in one go, be warned it has a 3 second timer so hurry and press the buttons. :P
To get the emu going go to Online Updater>CoreUpdater>Both Playstation Cores you see and download them, grab the Update Core Info Files option too.
Load the Regular non HW core in the main menu and go to Information>Core information, does it say the Bios are present?
If not go to Settings>Directory>System/Bios Dir and set it to the RetroArch system directory, if thats not done RetroArch will crash on loading a system that requires a Bios. :P
Any other questions feel free to hit me up and il help you sort this, BTW this is a one time setup, after this its smooth sailing with no annoying emulation tweaks, those are completely optional.