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- #Dolphin emulator memory card filename incorrect iso
- #Dolphin emulator memory card filename incorrect zip
#Dolphin emulator memory card filename incorrect iso
Look through your computer for your ISO and load it as if you were loading a ROM. Or, you could try using ePSXe's competing emulator, pSX, because it supports all ISO formats. I recommend trying to find your game(s) in ISO or BIN format.
If the PSX game you downloaded came in a weird format such as NRG, IMG, UIF, DAA, CDI, XBX, B51, BWI, etc. Here's a visual example of how they look like (the icons will look differently): ePSXe ONLY supports ISO files that are in *.iso or *.bin format.
Once the ISO is extracted, now take notice of the file format of the ISO. #Dolphin emulator memory card filename incorrect rar
Just right-click the RAR or 7Z file and go to 7-Zip > Extract Here, as shown here. To extract a RAR or 7Z file you can use 7-Zip (it's free).
Downloaded PlayStation 1 ISO's typically come in a ZIP, RAR, 7Z, or ECM file. *If ePSXe isn't detecting your keyboard, restart your computer and try again. Repeat the process until all desired buttons are customized. Then press the keyboard key or gamepad button you want it changed to. As indicated in this screen shot, click on the field for the button you want to reconfigure. This window tells you which keyboard key is associated with which button on the PlayStation 1 controller. You'll arrive at the “ Config Gamepad” window for the primary controller. Click on Config > GamePads > Port 1 > Pad 1, as shown here. That's easily remedied by selecting High compatibility mode instead, as shown here. This SPUasync option is a CPU hog and will most likely result in poor quality scratchy audio. By default, the DirectSound plug-in is set to “ Use SPUasync (must be supported by the emu)”. In the configuration window, look in General settings > Mode. If you're using a slower/older computer, Eternal SPU might run better for you than DirectSound. Then select DirectSound Driver, as shown here. Click on the drop-down selection under “ Select Sound plug-in”. You'll arrive at the “ Config Sound” window. Go to Config > Plugins > Sound, as shown here. That's it! In the “ Config Video” window click OK. All you need to do is click on the Nice button, then click OK, as shown here. Fortunately, you don't need to bother with any of it. As you can see there are many options here, and it can be intimidating to look at this for the first time. The “ Configure Pete's PSX OpenGL Renderer” window pops up. Click on the Configure button below it - this one. Next, we need to configure the plug-in. Later you can play around with the other plug-ins, but for now, I recommend Pete's OpenGL Driver. Click on the drop-down selection under “ Select/Config Main Video plug-in”. You'll arrive at the “ Config Video” window. Go to Config > Plugins > Video, as shown here. That's it! In the “ Config Bios” window click OK. Click on it, then click Open, as shown here. You'll see “ Scph1001.bin” (the PlayStation 1 BIOS file). The “ Select PSX BIOS” window pops up. Click on the Select button, as shown here. You'll arrive at the “ Config Bios” window. Then move the plug-ins into the “ plug-ins” folder. 
Move the PlayStation 1 BIOS (“ Scph1001.bin”) into the “ bios” folder. Organize them into ePSXe's folder as shown above.
#Dolphin emulator memory card filename incorrect zip
spuEternalL.dll - This is just a supporting file for spuEternal.dll.Īfter you download the BIOS and plug-ins, extract them from their zip files. It's friendlier for slower/older computers. spuEternal.dll - This is the second best audio plug-in. gpuPeopsOpenGL.dll (Recommended!) - Same as the above plug-ins, except this is the best and most advanced plug-in. Pete's OpenGL plug-in is the best of this trio. gpuPeteD3D.dll, gpuPeteDX6D3D.dll, gpuPeteOpenGL.dll, gpuPeteOpenGL2.dll - These are the video plug-ins that render the 3D graphics according to a specified resolution (as explained in About ePSXe). This plug-in is ideal for people with slower/older computers. gpuPeopsSoft - This is a video plug-in. #Dolphin emulator memory card filename incorrect zip file
For some reason, previous versions of Chrome in early 2020(?) would auto-delete DFSound.dll from my zip file upon download.
Make sure you're using the latest version of Chrome. DFSound.dll (Recommended!) - This is the best audio plug-in. CD-ROM drives aren't really used anymore so this plug-in is optional. cdrPeops.dll - This is the CD-ROM plug-in. ePSXe plug-ins Collection (1.39 MB) - Contains all the best plug-ins! Here's a breakdown of what they are:. If you don't see the file extension, try showing them. When saving, rename the “ _ip” file extension to “ zip”. Download by right-clicking the download link and go to Save Link As. Below you can download this BIOS as well as a collection of the best plug-ins. This is a separate download after you've downloaded ePSXe. The PlayStation 1 BIOS is required in order to boot games.
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