I like mednafen's behaviour, but not as default, at the present.
Default rendering of the screen (scaling, filtering, etc.) doesn't match mednafen. Here's the current differences between psxhawk and mednafen: When using an M3U, the discs' IDs are checked and reported in the rom status display, but it isn't categorized as good or bad. This might possibly not catch hacks or patches as distinct from the clean rip. Watch out! Some games (I think I saw this in FF7) may require more than one frame of time for it to properly detect a swap.ĭiscs are quickly identified from the gamedb using a custom approach involving the TOC and the first couple dozen data sectors. Until time has passed, even at light-speed, the tray isnt open and the disc can't be swapped. Look at it this way: at one moment you press the eject button. After that youll be able to set the next disc. You must eject the disc and advance a frame. You'll see that you can't change discs in one frame: this is physically impossible, therefore it cannot be emulated correctly. It's a bit of an unusual interface, but I think it's a good one. To swap the disc, use the PSX > Disc Controls. Here's how it's supposed to look like when observing it in Notepad. #Where to get psx roms how to
For information how to make an m3u file, refer to this forum post. It hasnt been proven by anyone for serious use yet, so beware. To use it, load an m3u instead of a cue/ccd. But generally cue+sbi will be required for copy protected games, and redumped discs are most preferable despite being cue+bin.ĭisc swapping is supported. cue files directly for psx games, but ones including mp3s or apes or whatever will need to get run through discohawk.ĬCD files are superior to bin/cue and should be preferred where available. If you ever find a bug in psxhawk/octoshock, the first step is to test it in the latest mednafen to see if you have the same problem, if that test makes sense for the problem.Īs usual, emuhawk can load.
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