pce cd/turbo gfx cd

[orac31]

Hi I hope someone can help I got my sega Saturn emu working using bat file which I copyed from a post here. @echo off "C:\Program Files (x86)\DAEMON Tools Lite\DTLite.exe" -mount dt, 0, %1% start "" /wait ssf.exe "C:\Program Files (x86)\DAEMON Tools Lite\DTLite.exe" -unmount dt, 0 Thanks to the preson that posted it can I use the same kind of thing to mount turbo gfx cds? can anyone help please

[Bil]

I use RetroArch for PC Engine CD, which loads the cue file of the game. Using the command line:

-L "cores\mednafen_pce_fast_libretro.dll"

syscard3.pce needs to be in your RetroArch\system folder.

[orac31]

Thanks bill I had given retro arch a miss in the past but just downloaded it and used your code and works fine now ta look like they have made it a lot more user frendly now

[garbanzo]

Or if you want to use Mednafen directly:

-loadcd pce

[SentaiBrad]

I avoid RetroArch and the PCE stuff. It wants to only load half of the things for me. It's why I've used normal emulators for it. We actually seem to be getting 3-5 threads on several of the same subjects. This one of them. xD

[DOS76]

I use TurboEngine as long as you have the BIOS for the CD stuff you can load the disks without mounting them.

[SentaiBrad]

With some of the emulators it doesn't matter. Half of my stuff wont load for some reason, I have the BIOS too. It is just one of those divisive Systems that doesn't have a decent emulator attached to it. It sucks.

[nmc]

@SentaiBrad, by any chance did you changed the name of the roms? If so check inside the cue file under notepad if the name matches the bin or it won´t load at all. That happened to me (RetroArch) and it was a headache to solve that issue.

[SentaiBrad]

nmc said @SentaiBrad, by any chance did you changed the name of the roms? If so check inside the cue file under notepad if the name matches the bin or it won´t load at all. That happened to me (RetroArch) and it was a headache to solve that issue.

No I didn't. They're all default. I had to create cue files for PS1 games, I did it for about 800 games. X_X. In that case, the program named the BIN 'CD', the CUE Sheet "CD" and pointed to "CD.bin" internally. So where I could, which was most, I left the name and had it use the folder names.

[garbanzo]

For future reference, you can batch find-and-replace in multiple text files using notepad++. I've edited huge masses of cue files with no effort using that trick :) http://cybernetnews.com/find-replace-multiple-files/

[SentaiBrad]

garbanzo said For future reference, you can batch find-and-replace in multiple text files using notepad++. I've edited huge masses of cue files with no effort using that trick :) http://cybernetnews.com/find-replace-multiple-files/

Yes, this is what I teach people when they want to edit their XML file when they are moving roms to a different drive or folder. It doesn't work well here. It might work well for 1 or 2 cue files, but it doesn't change or edit all of them at once, you still have to do one at a time. I also still never edited my PC-CD CUE Sheets, so this isn't the problem.