They are especially useful when dividing audio stored in a single file into multiple songs or tracks. Cue sheets also specify track lengths, and CD-Text including track and disc titles and performers. The main data (including audio) for a CD described by a cue sheet is stored in one or more files referenced by the cue sheet. What are cue filesĬue sheets can describe many types of audio and data CDs. cue extension you can find the corresponding cue file, just search it in this repo. The file disk.hash contains the SHA-1 hash identification of bin, iso and mdf files. Does that make sense? Is there a way to fix that? I would like to not have to go through all of those steps each time I wont to play a PSX game.This is a collection of cue and sbi files found around the web for Playstation One (PSX) roms. They would play under the Load Content function, but not from the Playstation rom icon. All the same way, and they all had the same result. If I quit the game, the game is still there, but I can’t resume. Now if I stop the game, I can scroll through all of the emulators at the top of the screen, and go to the Playstation icon. I got my butt kicked for about 45 min, and didn’t see anything out of the ordinary. It’s been over a decade since I played that game, but I didn’t notice anything.
When it loads, it gives me an error that no bios was found, and that there will be glitches. I’m pretty sure I read that the CD based games don’t scan like the ROM based ones do, so I don’t even know why I thought it’d work.Īnyhow, if I back up and go to Load Content>Start Directory>My 64G Thumbdrive> Tekken 2>Core>Playstation(Pcsx ReARMED), the game loads! When I bring up Lakka, I can scan the playstation files, but when I go to “run” them they don’t work.
I have a tekken 2 file, that has the bin+cue files in it, along with the wrong bios file. I was able to play Tekken 2, but I’m fairly certain I didn’t go about it correctly. Is there any idiots guide or anything that can help me make sense of this? I’ve tried to make sense of the lakka documentation on this subject, but it’s just not clicking. I guess I don’t know what to do with the files to make them work. So, I did research and it appears I didn’t have the correct files. The few psx games I have, don’t show up at all. The ones that didn’t, I know what I did wrong. I plugged it in and most of my roms loaded. I have my roms saved on a different external hard drive. I downloaded the newest version of lakka to a thumbdrive, and then I boot from that on my Acer laptop.
I followed ETA Primes install video for the install. I’m new to this, so far lease bare with me. I’ve tried to enter different search terms, but I still can’t wrap brain around what’s all going on.
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