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im trying to play crash bandicoot on a ps1 emulator with retroarch.  I downloaded retroarch. Got the bios files.   Got the bin and cue files for bandicoot.       Point the emulator to the bios files.   (scph1001.bin,5500,5502)    point emulator to rom file.      Load cue file.     i get a black screen and nothing happens.   been at this for HOURS trying to figure out what is going on.  Just to make sure i tried other places for the bios files.   nope.      Im not sure im doing this right.  Im running windows btw.       I just dont understand :/  btw im using beetle HW psx emulator core.       its the only one that is good for windows i think.  i dont see any other emulator besides the arm one. 

 

Any advice and help?  Thanks. 

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There is a software version of the Beetle PSX core.

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You can double check your bios are correct and being recognized by Retroarch by loading the core and then in Retroarch go to the main menu > information > core information. It will tell you there if the bios are detected and correct.

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8 hours ago, AstroSky said:

i got it working.   Now im trying to get it run at a higher res to improve the quality just a bit.   i up the internal res to 2x and it keeps crashing my game and retoarch 

I actually had this exact same problem myself a while ago, all my other cores worked fine as did beetle (then mednafen) until i went above native resolution with it, then it would just outright crash retroarch. What i did in the end was download a fresh Retroarch install, renamed the folder to Retroarch PSX, then added a new emulator to Launchbox, called it Retroarch PSX and pointed it to the fresh, clean install. I could then bump that version up to X8 no problems at all, i also switched it to the vulkan driver and all is well for me. So if you can't get it working in your current Retroarch, try a fresh install of it, and see if that alleviates the problem for you.

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