Xebra Windows 10 issues

[arkraider34]

Just upgraded to Windows 10 a few days ago and it has made xebra extremely choppy. Worked great with windows 8. Wondering if anyone else had experienced this and if there may be a solution out there for it. Tried going to compatibility mode and changing it but there was no change. Really a let down since I had it working very well previously. 

[Lordmonkus]

Hopefully someone can help you out with this one but as far as I have seen around here most of us use either ePSXe or Retroarchs Mednafen PSX core for Playstation emulation. Both are very excellent and much easier to setup and use.

[arkraider34]

Yeah I figured, I tried with retroarch, but never could get it right. I have epsxe but have problems with exiting the emulator through big box automation. Xebra I finally had set up and doing what I wanted but updating just threw a wrench in that. Lol

[Lordmonkus]

To exit ePSXe put this in the AutoHotkey Script tab in the Edit Emulator window of your ePSXe entry.

$Esc::
{
    Process, Close, {{{StartupEXE}}}
} 

For Retroarch usually the problems comes up with bad disk images, incorrect bios or bios not in the "\Retroarch\system\" folder.

[arkraider34]

Yeah, I tried that with epsxe but everytime I use controller automation to exit, it leaves my computer in a lower resolution and I have to restart my pc to get my normal resolution back. 

[Lordmonkus]

What version of ePSXe are you using ? You should be using at least version 2.0 or newer and in the video settings set the fullscreen resolution to match your monitors which I assume is 1920 x 1080. That should fix the resolution switching issues.

[arkraider34]

If I change epsxe resolution to my tv's which is 3840 x 3160 then it widely overscanns the emulator and is in playable. I can switch it to 1080 but it stays that way after leaving the emulator.

[Lordmonkus]

Maybe it's one of the other video settings then, here are some screen shots for both video plugins I use with ePSXe 2.0.5. Just change the resolution to your TVs resolution and hopefully that works for you.

[arkraider34]

Thanks, I'll do some tinkering, appreciate the help!

[Lordmonkus]

No problem and if you decide to give Retroarch another go be sure and ask for help with that and check out the tutorial video @SentaiBrad did for it a while back

 

[arkraider34]

Just wanted to say thanks. Managed to get back up and running with your help. And if anyone has any input on xebra it would great to hear! Thanks again lordmonkus!