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Well, the mednafen core runs SUPER SLOW, that's why I'm trying the rearmed one. Could it be that it's trying to run at different refresh rate? And if so, how do I change that? But at this point I really don't know what to do. Thanks for your help.

Hi! So I deleted the PSX game and imported ONLY the .cue files. I selected RetroArch as the emulator and left everything on default settings. After successfully importing it, I click Play, the screen fades to black and nothing happens. Here are my results with the following cores: pcsx_rearmed - this was the default, just a fade to black then nothing. mednafen_psx_hw : runs at 1/3 of normal speed. mednafen_psx : crashes RetroArch The thing is, when I launch the game in RetroArch using the rearmed core, it works fine. I don't understand. Thanks!

Ok, thanks! I'll try that.

I imported the .cue/.bin files in Launchbox. The emulator selected in Launchbox is RetroArch, and its associated to Sony Playstation platform. I've tried three differrent cores, although the only one that works in RetroArch is pcsx_rearmed. The beetle_hw works only 50% it's super slow, and the other beetle one just doesn't work at all. Although the rearmed core works in RetroArch, it doesn't in Launchbox. Thanks for your prompt reply!

hey thanks for replying. I have both .bin and .cue files in their individual folder, per game. An example: I have a folder called "crash bandicoot" and crashbandicoot.bin and crashbandicoot.cue files within. The .cue file reads thus: FILE "crashbandicoot.bin" BINARY TRACK 01 MODE2/2352 INDEX 01 00:00:00 Also, the game works in RetroArch, so I don't understand why not in Launchbox. Thanks!

Ja, my roms are .bin files (non compressed) and it still doesn't work. Launcbox imported them fine, but when I click to play nothing happens. I have games for other systems that work fine, it's just the psx ones that do this. Please help. Thanks. RetroArch 1.7.4 (set to use mednafen_psx_libretro core) - Windows 10 Pro - Launchbox 8.7 (paid version) - i7 3930k, 16gb ram, gtx titan, asrock x79 extreme4