psx emulation new-b need help

[305soldier]

alright for some reason when i try to play a game on epsxe1.6.0 whether its DOA or ff9 (those are the only 2 isos i have) the screen stays black like it froze even before i get to play.when i dled ff9 it said somthing like disc1 part1 so i guess i need to download a second part but before i do that i want to make sure that someone else has ether had this problem or know what i need to do to fix this.

[305soldier]

um is anyone going to help. this is really annoying that i can't play my isos.

[yugiohmaster]

have you ever played other games on this emulator maybe it is the graphics plug-in or the iso is bad or the iso is for the second disc of the game

[305soldier]

no i haven't played other games on this emulator and i don't think it's the plug-in im using petes opengl plugin. i think the biggest possebility is that the iso is bad. does anybody know a program that verifies if its a good or bad iso like goodN64 or somthing like that.

[montpics]

no i haven't played other games on this emulator and i don't think it's the plug-in im using petes opengl plugin. i think the biggest possebility is that the iso is bad.

Did you run the ISO directly? Apparently I personally won't recommend you to do that as the emulator itself have some bug dealing with that. Try to use Daemon Tools to mount the image.

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does anybody know a program that verifies if its a good or bad iso like goodN64 or somthing like that.

No, and it'll never will as there's a lot of ISOs in which there are many huge files (around 600-700MBs a game) to sort them out. GoodN64 is another matter.

If it is still don't work, try to use other PS emulators then for the likes of PSXeven.

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[305soldier]

alright thanks to everyone for the help. but im still not sure about the ff9 iso. like i said is the ff9 iso so big that they have to break it up into files? im not sure so can somebody tell me if they think that its real iso and if i should dl the rest of the files. its 10 files by the way.

[hagbard]

It's usual to split the some big files like isos on multiple files, like multipart rar's. Of course you need every part, once you got them unzip/unrar & you're ready to play

[montpics]

alright thanks to everyone for the help. but im still not sure about the ff9 iso. like i said is the ff9 iso so big that they have to break it up into files? im not sure so can somebody tell me if they think that its real iso and if i should dl the rest of the files. its 10 files by the way.

Bah! Leechers!

And you didn't mention that ISO was being splitted in multiple files earlier.

[305soldier]

Did you run the ISO directly? Apparently I personally won't recommend you to do that as the emulator itself have some bug dealing with that. Try to use Daemon Tools to mount the image.

but i thought that daemon tools to make an image from a real disc not an iso and if you can give a walkthrough on how to do that it would be really helpful.

And you didn't mention that ISO was being splitted in multiple files earlier.

i did but nobody said anything about it so i thought i would mention it agian.and i also included more detail on the second time so thats a plus

[hagbard]

Install DT, click tray icon -> click "Device =: [F:] No media" -> select your iso image