psxe emulator problems.

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From Finland

New member

• Sep 15, 2002

• #1

I downloaded the PSXE emulator and a required Pete's video plugin. So, now I copied all the files that were in the plugin zip into the PSXE emulator plugin folder, but now that I tried to start the emulator, it won't recognize the video plugin.
What's wrong? (or) What am I doing wrong?

 

Allnatural

New member

Moderator

• Sep 15, 2002

• #2

A plugin has been selected and configured via the GUI? What exactly is the error?

 

CpU MasteR

omg h4x

• Sep 15, 2002

• #3

From Finland said:

I downloaded the PSXE emulator and a required Pete's video plugin. So, now I copied all the files that were in the plugin zip into the PSXE emulator plugin folder, but now that I tried to start the emulator, it won't recognize the video plugin.
What's wrong? (or) What am I doing wrong?

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I think you mean ePSXe. either, Your video card doesnt have its correct drivers or you didnt run the Wizard before running the emulator... Run the Wizard First before running anything... You might be missing the CD plugin, Sound plugin or the BIOS (NO! We will not tell you where to get it). Run that and see what your missing...

 

OP

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From Finland

New member

• Sep 15, 2002

• Thread Starter
• #4

yes i have a bios file and i downloaded recommended video plugin

error message:ePSXe wasn't able to find a GPU plugin in your epsxe/plugins directory.
take a look at the list of recommended plugins..etc..

 

RPGlover12

New member

• Sep 15, 2002

• #5

R u sure u put hte video plugin in the plugins directory and did the wizard coz i dont think u did

 

DarkKnight38

The original

• Sep 18, 2002

• #6

The problem is that you need a video plugin. You need to download and extract a video plugin into the plugins directory. After that, select it in the wizard or graphics settings. I reccomend pete's, those are the best. What i did when i first installed epsxe was download the emu (duh), i downloaded a plugins pack from aldostools.com, and i found a bios from searching google. Put everything in the right directory, and run the wizard to do it's stuff. Piece of cake.

 

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CRi{]v[}iNaL

New member

• Sep 18, 2002

• #7

you might need to update ur directx version or use the D3D 6 plugin

 

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Lillymon

Ninja Princess

• Sep 18, 2002

• #8

CRi{]v[}iNaL said:

you might need to update ur directx version or use the D3D 6 plugin

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D3D 5 plugin? I think you're thinking of N64 plugins. This is PSEmu Pro plugin problems.

 

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brightman

Goober

• Sep 19, 2002

• #9

No, there's a Pete's Direct3D6 and a Pete's Direct3D Plugin. They are different.

 

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Lillymon

Ninja Princess

• Sep 19, 2002

• #10

Ah yes, he did specify he was using Pete's plugins. The D3D6 one has less glitches (take it from someone with horribly glitchy video card drivers) but if you really want accuracy, the P.E.Op.P.S software plugin is the way to go.