Downloaded PS3 backups annoying "Duplex PROUDLY PRESENTS" message and sound
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Classics some yeah - Kinda like some xbla / psn ports are shit.
PS1 bin. .cue better on ps3
I thought PS1 classics were better since they were made for the PS3. Do PS1 .cue/.bin have lag in the PS3 too?
ps1 classics and ps1 bin/cue use different emulators. iirc, there are three for the ps1 on the ps3. one is an early emulator for disc games, another is the newer emulator, and the third is for ps1 classics. sony was trying to do the same for the ps2, but there were problems with softemu. I've tested it, and believe me, it's pretty damn shitty. though, a lot of config files for ps2 games come from there or are debugged with the ps2 emulator on the pc.
Then isn't it weird PS1 Classics have lag and .cue/.bin don't?
Do .config files fix many PS2 games and should one use OPL in the PS2 instead?
you can update opl from within opl iirc. I have my ps2 tied directly to my router. if it's not detecting the internet, it will have infinite loading, then do nothing (no error), but it should be fast if it is detecting a connection. you don't need to do anything beyond that (thought you asked this question). I don't know which would be better. a modchip would be best probably.
btw, another question I think you had was hiding games on the ps5. yes, you can. I saw the option just today when transferring sonic to internal to download the update. I'm not sure how to get them back as I didn't test it. not sure which firmware it was added to, and you probably can't hide system stuff. though, some things can be hidden in the menu bar, just not all.
In my case I use OPL via SMB and its files are in an external HDD connected to the PC so will I be able to update OPL? And when Windows stops supporting SMB, how will one be able to keep using it?
Also, regarding the former question, why are there so many PS1 file extensions?
How can one do that?
the first question is highly doubtful. smb is up to 3.0, perhaps higher now, but you probably have to use 1.0. it's part of windows features.
to hide a game, scroll to the game, press options, hide should be among the options.
to hide a game, scroll to the game, press options, hide should be among the options.
I read Windows 11 stopped supporting SMB 1.0 in some Windows versions/editions.
Weird, I'm sure I tried hiding a game and I couldn't find that setting.
it may hide them in the home menu if you do so through the library. does it not?
I didn't even try it since I tried to hide them from the home menu and I didn't find a setting for that. I guess that setting only works for the library.
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you're right. I just tested it. it does not hide games if they're on the home screen. you can unhide them with the sort option.
I didn't even try it because I tried hiding them from the home menu but I didn't find a setting for that. It looks like my guess was right. Thanks, anyway.
So, .ecm and .ape include the entire game compressed, .sub, .img, .mds and .mdf the entire game but not compressed and .cdda and .wav just the audio? Why are there so many PS1 file extensions?
Not sure if this was already told to you in this thread but with duplex releases all you have to do is go into the usrdir of the game delete the eboot.bin file and rename the eboot.bin.orig to eboot.bin and you now have a clean eboot with no duplex loading screen. If the game is in ISO format you'll first have to extract the contents of the iso, and then rebuild it once the eboot has been changed.
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