Yabause for PSP Released - Sega Saturn Emulator for PSP

[Christuserloeser]

Wow, that's nice -- maybe later optimisations to it help to speed up the Dreamcast port ?

[F2bnp]

Although I put the bios in the same directory of the e-boot nothing happens.I tried it on a BIOS folder also nothing happened.

[Tyr]

Although I put the bios in the same directory of the e-boot nothing happens.I tried it on a BIOS folder also nothing happened.

The bios has to be named saturn.bin to get recognized by the emu.

I recomend you to get the latest psp yabause version here since it actually boots games now http://groups.google.com/group/chill...ow/files?hl=en

Heres some blurry pics i've taken of Radiant silvergun and Deep fear:

[doomvshalo]

i know its slow but how do u get the program to play games cause when i set it with menu ready i get a similiar screen to the original ps1 no disc menu where it shows it as music when disc inserted

[Tyr]

i know its slow but how do u get the program to play games cause when i set it with menu ready i get a similiar screen to the original ps1 no disc menu where it shows it as music when disc inserted

saturn.cue
saturn.bin
Yourgameofchoice.bin
EBOOT.PBP

The structure of the directory has to look like this , the saturn.cue file has to point to Yourgameofchoice.bin or it won't boot of course.

[doomvshalo]

got them but the game menu for selectin iso is unknown or is automatic detection?

[Tyr]

There is no menu for chosing your isos thats why you have to name everything correctly.

If that doesn't work your iso is most likely corrupt or you got a faulty bios , beats me

[ken107]

The structure of the directory has to look like this , the saturn.cue file has to point to Yourgameofchoice.bin or it won't boot of course.

I'm having the same problem with doomvshalo.
I've managed to find some bios files and rename one of them to "saturn.bin", and place it properly.

But how or where can I get the saturn.cue and Yourgameofchoice.bin?
Are they generated by the emulator itself?

And must I place the iso file which names excatly xxxx.iso?
In fact, I put a XX.img file into the "iso" folder, and it can be recognized in yabause of PC version.