Every time i try and load an ISO on ePSXe the thing shuts down. Please help.

[DarkLotus]

It says you have preformed an illegal operation. It says it every time. What's the problem?

[Astro X]

What plugins are you using? And what is your comp spec? Are you running the game through iso?

[DarkLotus]

The plug ins im using:
ePSXe CDR ASPI core 1.5.2.
ePSXe SPU core 1.5.2.
Pete's D3D Driver 1.75
My comp specs are really crappy, but i know they're good enough to run Monster Rancher.
The file i'm trying to load is a bin.

[mystic_knight]

Is this the first time you've used ePSXe, or did this problem just start happening recently? Does it happen when you open the program or when you try to play the ISO? If it's when you try to play the ISO, try changing plug-ins, I got the same problem when I used a plug-in that didn't like my computer. Make sure to use the test button in your video configuration window to make sure.

[Deach]

Originally posted by DarkLotus

My comp specs are really crappy, but i know they're good enough to run Monster Rancher.

May be crappy, but, still need your system specs

[DarkLotus]

These are my specs right?
GenuineIntel
Pentium(r) II Processor
Intel MMX(TM) Technology
64.0MB RAM

[Deach]

64MB RAM?!? How do you live with that

[DarkLotus]

I don't know, it gets me by. So can you help me? Everytime i try and load anything on ePSXe it's say i've preformed an illegal operation and then it shuts down. What am i doing wrong?

[Deach]

Well could you tell me your Prcessor speed, I'm not familiar with Pentium Processors, so I don't know the usual for them, right click My Computer, goto Properties and tell me everything it says under
"Computer"

[DarkLotus]

The stuff i wrote above is all it says.

[Deach]

Well just wait for Del_Boy or someone, no doubt he will have answers to your question, as I'm not really into PSX emulation, so I don't know much

[DarkLotus]

Sounds good. Thanks for your help.

[unnamedn00b]

mmmmm... heres a way to see your processor speed.

Goto Start, then Run, and type in dxdiag (i assume you have direct x installed).

it should list it on that first page.

[Del_Boy]

And the once you are in dxdiag go to display adaptor and note your graphics card name down.

May be worth you using CVGS or whatever it's called instead. May also be worth trying using a software based graphics plugin.

[Astro X]

Dark Lotus, what's your video plugin settings? You can list it all here by clicking "copy to clipboard" button under Pete's D3D plugin on the bottom right and then paste here. The error you are getting sounds like a problem with your video plugin setting.

Also in case you are wondering, the min requirement for epsxe is as follows :
Minimum system requirements :
P200MMX or compatible

64 MB of RAM

Fast graphic card (like the voodoo 2)

16x CD-Rom

Windows 9x

DirectX 7a