what plugins should i use?

Nitrous Oxide · August 23rd, 2001

**kairi00** · August 23rd, 2001

Experiment, experiment, experiment.... each person on this board has his/her own favourite plugin settings. Find the one that works best for you. Heck, even each game has its own 'best' plugin settings.

Looking at your specs, I'll try the following for the 'base' configuration:
Video: Pete's OpenGL (since you got a GeForce3)
CDROM: ePSXe internal (Pete's also works pretty well)
Sound: ePSXe internal (not the best, but it works)

Experiment with the Sound plugin.... there's Iori's, Null's, and many others.... search this board for other recommendations. There have been quite a number of topic on this already.

Nitrous Oxide · August 23rd, 2001

thanks!

Nitrous Oxide · August 23rd, 2001

I'm having a problem with configuring the plugin (pete's openGL), when i go to configure the video plugin the field where they go is empty (even tho i put the plugin in the plugin folder) , so i tried to enter the path manually, but it still doesn't recodnise it.

Gros Bil · August 23rd, 2001

Well... I just wonder: did you unzip the video plugins ?

Nitrous Oxide · August 24th, 2001

yes

Cyberman · August 24th, 2001

Did you extract the plugins to the pligins directory?
If they are in the ePSXe directory it won't do any good as ePSXe looks for plugins in the plugins directory beneath the root ePSXe directory.

Stephen

**SimonMallion** · August 24th, 2001

Nitrous Oxide: Make sure that the shortcut that you use to start ePSXe has the 'Start In' folder set to ePSXe's folder (right click your shortcut and choose properties, then choose the shortcut tab, then copy the information from the 'Target' box to the 'Start In' box and dont forget to take epsxe.exe off the end). Then hopefully you should then see your plugins listed.

Nitrous Oxide · August 24th, 2001

aha! It turned out that i was using the start menu, which was for an older version, so i deleted that one and created a desktop shortcut to v. 1.4.0
thanks all!

Athleon · August 25th, 2001

my same previous problem,

August 23rd, 2001	#1 (permalink)
Nitrous Oxide Registered User Join Date: Aug 2001 Posts: 16	what plugins should i use? what plugins should i use? __________________ Pentium 4@ 1.6ghz 128mb PC133 sdram 64mb nVidia geForce3 Sound Blaster Live!Value WinME

August 23rd, 2001	#2 (permalink)
kairi00 Puchiko-nyu! Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: 49° 11' N 123° 10' W Posts: 2,854	Experiment, experiment, experiment.... each person on this board has his/her own favourite plugin settings. Find the one that works best for you. Heck, even each game has its own 'best' plugin settings. Looking at your specs, I'll try the following for the 'base' configuration: Video: Pete's OpenGL (since you got a GeForce3) CDROM: ePSXe internal (Pete's also works pretty well) Sound: ePSXe internal (not the best, but it works) Experiment with the Sound plugin.... there's Iori's, Null's, and many others.... search this board for other recommendations. There have been quite a number of topic on this already. __________________ "Not every ejaculation deserves a name." --- George Carlin

August 23rd, 2001	#3 (permalink)
Nitrous Oxide Registered User Join Date: Aug 2001 Posts: 16	thanks! __________________ Pentium 4@ 1.6ghz 128mb PC133 sdram 64mb nVidia geForce3 Sound Blaster Live!Value WinME

August 23rd, 2001	#4 (permalink)
Nitrous Oxide Registered User Join Date: Aug 2001 Posts: 16	I'm having a problem with configuring the plugin (pete's openGL), when i go to configure the video plugin the field where they go is empty (even tho i put the plugin in the plugin folder) , so i tried to enter the path manually, but it still doesn't recodnise it. __________________ Pentium 4@ 1.6ghz 128mb PC133 sdram 64mb nVidia geForce3 Sound Blaster Live!Value WinME

August 23rd, 2001	#5 (permalink)
Gros Bil Registered User Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: France Posts: 180	Well... I just wonder: did you unzip the video plugins ? __________________ my webcomic

August 24th, 2001	#6 (permalink)
Nitrous Oxide Registered User Join Date: Aug 2001 Posts: 16	yes __________________ Pentium 4@ 1.6ghz 128mb PC133 sdram 64mb nVidia geForce3 Sound Blaster Live!Value WinME

August 24th, 2001	#7 (permalink)
Cyberman I code therefore I am. Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: I live therefore it's enough. Posts: 412	Did you extract the plugins to the pligins directory? If they are in the ePSXe directory it won't do any good as ePSXe looks for plugins in the plugins directory beneath the root ePSXe directory. Stephen __________________ Think GEEK! Cyb's page of FF7 and more viewing

August 24th, 2001	#8 (permalink)
SimonMallion Emu author Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: England Posts: 1,062	Nitrous Oxide: Make sure that the shortcut that you use to start ePSXe has the 'Start In' folder set to ePSXe's folder (right click your shortcut and choose properties, then choose the shortcut tab, then copy the information from the 'Target' box to the 'Start In' box and dont forget to take epsxe.exe off the end). Then hopefully you should then see your plugins listed. __________________ http://simonmallion.homedns.org/PSXMemTool

August 24th, 2001	#9 (permalink)
Nitrous Oxide Registered User Join Date: Aug 2001 Posts: 16	aha! It turned out that i was using the start menu, which was for an older version, so i deleted that one and created a desktop shortcut to v. 1.4.0 thanks all! __________________ Pentium 4@ 1.6ghz 128mb PC133 sdram 64mb nVidia geForce3 Sound Blaster Live!Value WinME

August 25th, 2001	#10 (permalink)
Athleon Registered User Join Date: May 2001 Location: Assembled in Malaysia Posts: 253	my same previous problem,

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