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Best to do it when you got to the land of nod. Right-click on the folder to compress, select properties, click on advanced, and then tick 'compress contents to save disk space', press ok and then apply (use recursive directorys if wished). Greatflash, does it save a lot of disc space setting windows to compress the folder and how exactly can you do this?Īm not at work to check exactly, but it is in the region of 30-40% reduction. converting images with magiciso or ultraiso didn't work pretty well, images got smaller and data seemed to be missing.i just have like 7 roms or so and some are not recognised by epsxe but by psx (maybe the new version will be an improvement) Ok - that is ny 2 pence worth It's all I can afford. I have nearly 1200 that work with epsxe and of them, i would estimate that 30% fail with psx. I use Psx for video grabs as Epsxe does not work with fraps, and find that a LARGE quantity of my iso's fail to run. I then make sure all my images are in cue/bin format (convert with Ultraiso - Works a treat with many many formats) and use the Epsxe -loadbin command to execute from GameEx.
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set its properties to nice, or fast, select a full screen res and that is that.
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If you are a nvidia user, download the latest openGL (nuch better for nvidia chips) graphics plugin.
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As to the issue of compressed iso files, I just set windows to uses compression on the playstation iso folder, this has no hit on performance. I am using Epsxe 1.7 and prefer it over Psx. pSX using compressed images and easier memory card manipulation.īut thank you all the same for this alert The only advantage to epsxe is the ability to use cheats via a game genie type plugin. Finding the right plugins that work with your system, etc.

In my experience epsxe looks slightly nicer in certain games, such as Chrono Cross, yes it is a pain to set up correctly. Maybe i'll give the new version of epsxe a try since i play the games on a 22" crt and the blurry psx113 style looks really bad compared to petes d3d and ogl plugins for epsxe (with epsxe i saw the eyes of the tekken characters for the first time while playing) I switched to psx now and everything works fine. sometimes games ran too slow and after that too fast. Run true emulation or make it look pretty. So it's all about what you're trying to do. Also like the support of running compressed images for saving space (cdz). I personally the pSX emulator for a few reasons. If you want an emulator that does enhance graphics, pick any PlayStation emulator that supports the PSEmuPro plugin spec (which includes ePSXe, PCSX, SSSPSX, PSXeven, and many others).
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The most you can do is enable bilinear interpolation, which smooths the image out when stretching it (not unlike how the image looks on a TV when it stretches the image). As such, the games running on pSX will not look much better than on your television screen. pSX does not, and will not, attempt to enhance the graphics of your PlayStation games, but rather, attempts to faithfully reproduce their original graphics because the goal for pSX is to make an accurate emulator that reproduces the gaming experience from the real PlayStation. Why is everything so blurry? I already set the resolution higher, but it doesn't help! Can I make the graphics look nicer in pSX?Ī. I remember having to use that to play Um Jammer Lammy because every version of ePSXe just refused to play it without dying. Probably an ideal choice if you're playing on a low res monitor or a TV. If I remember right, 1.13 had the most accurate emulation but didn't upscale the games or allow for much in the way of tweaking.
