More specifically, I am trying to play FF9 on it. I have the image, which I got from emuparadise, from their new link list here. I think I did everything correctly, including dealing with the multi-layered disk thing by using the CUE file in my DaemonTools, and I ran disk 1 successfully without a hitch (although it wasn't multi-layered). However, every time I run (or try to run) it with disk 2's ISO, whether through ePSXe's internal function or by using DaemonTools, I get absolutely no result at all.
What am I doing wrong?
ePSXe doesn't seem to be doing stuff for me
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ePSXe is set to read the correct virtual drive, yes.
Everything I learned about DnD, I learned from Frank Trollman.
Kaelik wrote:You are so full of Strawmen that I can only assume you actually shit actual straw.
souran wrote:...uber, nerd-rage-inducing, minutia-devoted, pointless blithering shit.
Schwarzkopf wrote:The Den, your one-stop shop for in-depth analysis of Dungeons & Dragons and distressingly credible threats of oral rape.
DSM wrote:Apparently, The GM's Going To Punch You in Your Goddamned Face edition of D&D is getting more traction than I expected. Well, it beats playing 4th. Probably 5th, too.
Frank Trollman wrote:Giving someone a mouth full of cock is a standard action.
PoliteNewb wrote:If size means anything, it's what position you have to get in to give a BJ.
What plugins are you using? Also look in the "special game fixes" button in the video config menu.
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My plugins are:
Video: P.E.Op.S. Soft Driver 1.18 (set to 'Nice', but with window mode instead of fullscreen)
Audio: P.E.Op.S. DSound Audio Driver 1.9 (default settings)
CD: ePSXe CDR WNT/W2K Core 1.7.0 (set to my virtual drive from DaemonTools Lite)
The 'special game fixes' section doesn't seem to have anything for FF9. What's even more confusing is that Disk 1 still works fine, but this wasn't a multi-layered image that I had to load as a CUE file into my DaemonTools while said CUE file was in the same directory as the extracted BIN file.
What I get when I run this is just a black window that doesn't do anything. This also tends to be the startup cycle of Disk 1 when I run it, but it only lasts for about 10 seconds before starting the game. If I try to run it off Disk 1, and then (I have a savegame at completion of Disk 1) when I try to run my save, it prompts me to change disks. When I try to do so, nothing happens.
Video: P.E.Op.S. Soft Driver 1.18 (set to 'Nice', but with window mode instead of fullscreen)
Audio: P.E.Op.S. DSound Audio Driver 1.9 (default settings)
CD: ePSXe CDR WNT/W2K Core 1.7.0 (set to my virtual drive from DaemonTools Lite)
The 'special game fixes' section doesn't seem to have anything for FF9. What's even more confusing is that Disk 1 still works fine, but this wasn't a multi-layered image that I had to load as a CUE file into my DaemonTools while said CUE file was in the same directory as the extracted BIN file.
What I get when I run this is just a black window that doesn't do anything. This also tends to be the startup cycle of Disk 1 when I run it, but it only lasts for about 10 seconds before starting the game. If I try to run it off Disk 1, and then (I have a savegame at completion of Disk 1) when I try to run my save, it prompts me to change disks. When I try to do so, nothing happens.
Everything I learned about DnD, I learned from Frank Trollman.
Kaelik wrote:You are so full of Strawmen that I can only assume you actually shit actual straw.
souran wrote:...uber, nerd-rage-inducing, minutia-devoted, pointless blithering shit.
Schwarzkopf wrote:The Den, your one-stop shop for in-depth analysis of Dungeons & Dragons and distressingly credible threats of oral rape.
DSM wrote:Apparently, The GM's Going To Punch You in Your Goddamned Face edition of D&D is getting more traction than I expected. Well, it beats playing 4th. Probably 5th, too.
Frank Trollman wrote:Giving someone a mouth full of cock is a standard action.
PoliteNewb wrote:If size means anything, it's what position you have to get in to give a BJ.