Chrono Cross change cd problem

Dustin · December 16th, 2005, 21:57

Hi all, i've just finished playing the first cd of Chrono Cross and when it ask me to put the second cd i looked around the emulator but didnt find anything that could let me do it. When i start the emulator there's an option to change cd but when i click run cd that window dissapears and another one with the game appears. I just wanna know how can i change the cd, somebody answer please

dbhankins · December 17th, 2005, 01:59

Hit ESC to get the ePSXe GUI back. Then File -> Change Disc -> CDROM.

If you're using an ISO through Mooby2 and have your disc 1 ISO set as the default image, this won't work. You need to have no default image so that Mooby2 asks you for the image every time you start the game (or every time you switch discs).

Also, if you're running ePSXe with the "-nogui" argument, this won't work as you won't get the GUI back. Try running it without that argument (or if you're using ePSXeCutor, check the "Start ePSXe GUI" option on the Options tab).

Dan

December 16th, 2005, 21:57	#1
Dustin Registered User Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Santiago Posts: 3	Chrono Cross change cd problem Hi all, i've just finished playing the first cd of Chrono Cross and when it ask me to put the second cd i looked around the emulator but didnt find anything that could let me do it. When i start the emulator there's an option to change cd but when i click run cd that window dissapears and another one with the game appears. I just wanna know how can i change the cd, somebody answer please

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December 17th, 2005, 01:59	#2
dbhankins Registered User Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Phoenix, Arizona, USA Posts: 654	Hit ESC to get the ePSXe GUI back. Then File -> Change Disc -> CDROM. If you're using an ISO through Mooby2 and have your disc 1 ISO set as the default image, this won't work. You need to have no default image so that Mooby2 asks you for the image every time you start the game (or every time you switch discs). Also, if you're running ePSXe with the "-nogui" argument, this won't work as you won't get the GUI back. Try running it without that argument (or if you're using ePSXeCutor, check the "Start ePSXe GUI" option on the Options tab). Dan