[Up-To-Date]ePSXe Setup Tutorial

Hi, I have an issue where when I extract EPSXE I don't get all of those folders. I have tried on many different occasions on many different computers but I can never get it to work. This is what I have when I extract it. (I have tried 3 different versions and 2 different extracting programs. I used the official site to get the emulator) I can't post a link to the image so I'll just type out what I get. burutter.dll, delete.me, epsxe.chm, epsxe.exe, epsxe_en.txt, epsxe_sp.txt, erase.me, gpu.dat, kill.me, punch.me, remove.me. None of these are folders but everytime I see a tutorial they get a bunch of folders.

Ignore my last post, it was the extraction programs I was using, I just downloaded the trial for Winrar and tried and it worked fine.

Great! Thanks for sharing!

showing error No wgl extension found.

Great Thanks for the update

the game runs but i get no sound and the controls dont work what do i do?

Few questions..

I'm running a dell inspiron 1000
Intel Pentium m 150 ghz processor
With opensuse 11.3

First question, Will it run epsxe,
Secondly, I have downloaded epsxe 1.7 for windows (wine)
And 1.8 for Linux

I have all of the necessary bios and plugins
In the proper folders, however when I go to
Configure the video plugin, there is nothing in the drop box.
Sound is fine, but no video.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.


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Question for any Linux users..
I'm running an old school dell inspiron 1000 laptop
Intel Pentium m 150 ghz processor
With openSUSE 11.3

I'm running epsxe through wine (unfortunately)
And i need to know first off if this computer will even run the emulator
And secondly, I have all of the necessary bios and plugins
In their appropriate folders. Audio plugin comes up no problem,
but the video plugin is absent in the drop down box.
Am I missing something? Any help greatly appreciated.

A lot of plugins are direct x based, which is primarily windows. Do you have any OpenGL video plugins? Those should be in the drop box.

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Originally Posted by Mupen64 Man

A lot of plugins are direct x based, which is primarily windows. Do you have any OpenGL video plugins? Those should be in the drop box.

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Yea I downloaded the OpenGL plugins first. I haven't tried direct x though, since yea they are
Mostly windows based. I am running epsxe through wine though, would I need to try direct x for that?
I have also tried dumping ALL of the video plugins in the folder at once and still no change.
Any other route I could try?