command line options in windows version

[modo]

hi,

first: big thanks to all emulator authors for your efforts!

i´m quiet new to the psx emulation scene... so please be kind if i´m asking stupid questions ;)

as nearly every noob i first used epsxe.. but it doesn´t support 2 analog pads, does it? i had the same problem described here (http://www.ngemu.com/forums/showthread.php?threadid=22914)

so i switched to pcsx.. it´s really great! full analog and rumble support due to plugin support..
but i´ve got one question: are there any command line options for pcsx? i need something similar to the epsxe command line option "-nogui -loadbin C:\iso.bin"

if there aren´t any command line options, is there another possibility to make a shortcut which starts pcsx and loads an iso file immediately? (or could you integrate such options to your next release? :emb: )


currently i´m using pcsx 1.4!

thanks in advance for your answers, and keep your good work on !

modo

[linuzappz]

hi, there's no command line support for win32 but i could add it :).

[Prafull]

Originally posted by linuzappz
hi, there's no command line support for win32 but i could add it :).

That reminds me of a question I wanted to ask every emu author.

There is that -p (given with a value like 25 or 30) command line option in epsxe which speeds up the emu. What that really is (adds memory handlers or something I read) and is it possible in other emus ? Wouldnt it be great to have an option where you just click on emu settings "fast" and it gains 10 fps.

[modo]

hi, there's no command line support for win32 but i could add it .

you could? that would be.... marvelous (at least for me :) )

i didn´t expect such an answer!!

But, i don´t know how hard it would be to implement such options... so if it would take to much time i could understand you not adding command line support only for one user who is too lazy to make 3 clicks more launching an iso :eyemove:

nevertheless i would be very happy to have the ability to make shortcuts to my isos (speaking for me, i don´t need other options!)

best regards,

modo

[linuzappz]

hi, prafull, i don't really know about the -p option, and i haven't seen it on the ePSXe readme, you should ask what does it really do to its authors ;), but i guess it's a hack for the vsync timer and i don't think it's a good idea to mess with that.

[Gismo]

Originally posted by modo

as nearly every noob i first used epsxe.. but it doesn´t support 2 analog pads, does it?

so i switched to pcsx.. it´s really great! full analog and rumble support due to plugin support..


which plugin r u using to have rumble support on P©SX??? is it w/ the Windows version? because IIRC, the Harakiri plugin works only for PSXtoLPT (the printer port) adaptor... as I had the same problem (not 2 analog pads on ePSXe, but I think it'll be solved soon ;)), I'd like to use P©SX and if it supports the rumble... :) I use a PSXtoUSB...

Thx, bye

[Prafull]

Originally posted by linuzappz
hi, prafull, i don't really know about the -p option, and i haven't seen it on the ePSXe readme, you should ask what does it really do to its authors ;), but i guess it's a hack for the vsync timer and i don't think it's a good idea to mess with that.

From epsxe help file:

-p <num>..........................Adds penalty cycles to memory access.*****

[modo]

hi gismo,

i´m using the Harakiri plugin with pcsx 1.4 (windows version) and 2 logitech wingman rumble pads on usb port..

i installed and configured the harakiri plugin the "normal way" and it worked for me immediately (analog and rumble!)