All of mine with the exception of In The Hunt are PBPs. I should clarify that with these games, they play fine EXCEPT no music. I wonder if anyone has been able to get TM2 or Ridge Racer to play with the music (the music actually plays in game, music works on the TM2 menu screen but not on stage).
I could have sworn that RR works fine. I'll have to double check it later tonight.
I just read that 64 is the highest it can go, which is 100% speed, and people also suggested 55. The results were better for most games as well with those values.
I should clarify that I meant all of my PS1 games are in PBP format except In The Hunt. It works fine, music and everything, its just a Bin Cue thing.
Reading up a little more myself, yeah, 55 seems to be safe though it does mess up on some games, like final fantasy 7, whereas 54 does not. Also, pal games cant go over 46. Normally, this wouldnt make a difference, since all my games are ntsc but, apparently, some games like destruction derby are basically just pal converted and run by the same runs. Every game I own that has the green blue CD reproduction warning, despite being ntsc, cant be put over 46. I was wondering why San Francisco rush was freaking out on me.
Well, converting it to a PBP will save you some space so why not? ;)
Update: I didn't actually rip my RR to use as I only have the R4 bonus disc with 60FPS RR with me (which does work perfectly fine).
It starts off as a cutesy platformer but switches later to a darker story. That also comes with a difficulty spike. The last 2 chapters were tough including the final boss.
That sounds great actually, it's one series I wanted to get into too. I only own the 2nd game.
What adjustments did you make? (I noticed something was off when I played it via whatever core Autobleem uses).
When truly101 was recommending to change the clock speed via text editing the .ini, I believe it's because Bleemsync doesn't have the option for in-menu editing like Autobleem does. It should make a difference how you change the clock speed.
Tried 70-80-85-90 and so I think, nothing change.
Wait, are you changing the clock in an ini file or the emulator itself? Because I read that using the clock speed 54 for psx_clock in an ini file works well for most games with Bleemsync.
I'm using Retroarch with Rearmed PCSX core and yes, changed the clock speed buy the core menu.
Ah, you're using something different then. I'm not familiar with it for the PS Classic but I know what I said works with Bleemsync.
Something is wrong on your side. I am running CTR at full speed on my ps classic. This thing more powerful than a pi3 and pi3 run psx well.
Why are you playing the PS1 games through retroarch? Autobleem and even bleemsync run them perfectly.
Yep, I need to get and add that.
2x resolution makes sense. I couldn't see any change with or without in SOTN so I left it off (on made some shimmering appear).
The only games I've had trouble so far are Musashi which crashes abd deketed my saves and Vanark which always crashes after beating the 2nd boss.
Didn't know that, I tried and the games runs much better, steady 30fps on native resolution and overclock, thanks.
Any help on that?
