You can legally make copies of physical discs you OWN. especially "in court" if you have your 'Proof of purchase' along with it. You have the right to back up and protect your discs. In law there are many bullshits going on however, it clearly spews a warning of ILLEGALLY making copies and doing other various illegal and malicious activities within that copy righted material..
that's actually the main reason why I play on emulators. ps1, snes, psp and I think even my n64 emulator are all upscaled to 4k. When I take my psp with me and start a ps1 game I think my eyes get cancer. It's such a shock every time from being used to 4k and than playing on original resolution xD
Yeah i have all my original consoles but emulate them anyway for 1080p except the wii, so a few weeks ago i wanted to play skyward sword and felt my eyes burning with the awful resolution
With Beetle PSX on retroarch you got some more options to make games look even nicer by fixing the PSX specific jaggies (original PSX had trouble rendering straight graphics, Beetle PSX fixes it), hands down the best way to upscale PSX games for me
This is my first time hearing of the Mednafen PSX core having high resolution support. It's had a reputation for accuracy and compatibility for a while, but a few years ago it was still limited to native res.
I love the texture smoothing. Makes certain games that have issues the jaggies look way more modern. Unfortunately never did have the settings down correctly with my PC, but this person managed to get this title running nicely with the settings they listed in the video description . ruclips.net/video/L5-832DY2gc/видео.html
@@KyussTheWalkingWorm It's supports up to 16x upscale, to fix the polygons jitter of original hardware, you have "PGXP" settings, plus some texture filtering options, supersampling, dithering... I'm talking about "Beetle PSX HW" core, not the "Bettle PSX" though
@@Moukrea i'm not sure if epsxe handles the "anti polygon jiterring" function better or or worse than beetle but epsxe DOES have the setting too. but it's not in the main configuration tab.
Great video. Loving all the content recently. Went straight into the pc and within half an hour I was playing spyro the dragon! I think the kids will like it too. I never had a PlayStation and felt I’d missed out a bit. Not now!
3 things that helped completely eliminate all audio & sound crackling using the latest version of ePSXe (tested playing MediEvil): Options > CPU Overclocking 1x Options > CPU Interpreter (Slow) Video Settings > Threading Mode (1-Thread) The third one took me a while to figure out!
I NEVER comment on videos unless they're fruitful. This seriously changed everything for me. Finally able to play my childhood games on my 1440 monitor and the graphics arent a bunch of pixels lol. Thanks man
Thank you for making this video, it really is a comfort having my favorite RUclipsrs putting it videos during this time being stuck inside and away from friends.
Great content man, well explained, clear, concise, and to-the-point, with all the information I need. Exactly what we need to set this up. Much appreciated
I've been using xpsxe for many years now. So I got a few tips. It should be said though, if you're playing a 2D or something with both 2D sprites with 3d elements game, like Dragon Warrior 7. You may want to just leave the internal X and Y resolution as standard and just rely on "stretch to fullscreen" to properly scale the game and have it be as accurate as possible. Otherwise you get some jarring change of visual fidelity everytime you open a menu or a text box pops up. Some people like to force a game into widescreen and it might work out fine. However there are games that do not play nicely with the resolution change like Digimon World. If you can't access an area you normally could, try to make sure the resolution is 4:3. And lastly, you may come across a visual difference that you may not like and can't seem to change in the graphics settings. If that's the case, use a different (simpler) plugin. Pete has a lot of plugins and a few of them are built for upgrading certain 3D games which have built in filters that CAN NOT be changed. Ultimately there is a bit of trial and error need to get the fidelity that suits your tastes, but it's worth it in the end. If you're stuck, search online to see what others setting are for your game or start from basics and change one setting at a time. Good luck and have fun.
@@AtaeruCDX I knew the emulator and every game way before you knew the alphabet kiddo so now cry and learn first the name of the emulator, then talk you moron 😂😂😂😂😂 xpsxe he says hahahahahaha. It’s ePSXe stupid 2 year old 😂😂😂😂
That looks amazing. Hope it works for Twisted Metal and Micro Machines as well. For some reason that is the two racing games we used to play on the PS1. Nostalgia times if it does work...
I found your channel last night and just want to tell you that I'm having an absolute blast watching your videos. This opened up a totally new world to me. I didn't realize emulation was so easy! I'll be able to go back and relive all (most of?) my favorites now! I've tried to play a few games on a PS2 that I bought, but the resolution sometimes sucks! No more!
I was amused and surprised that You decided to make this movie because I have been using ePSXe for PS1 emulation for a long time. The only thing I would add is the configuration information through Xinput, where You do not need to set anything except Big Motor on Constant and Small Motor on Sine and we have full vibrations. In addition, everything works right away with the Dual Shock setting.
Thanks eta prime. This is a great time for these videos as we are all stuck at home! I hope you do an updated dolphin video for 4k. Thanks again... edit... your dolphin video from last year is still very relevant today as I followed it tonight and it is great!
Were not all stuck at home...some of us still need to work in the "essential" part of businesses. Those that are stuck at home, you guys have plenty of time to research and test settings yourselves ; )
Been playing ps1 games at hi-res for quite some time, and assuming the public is doing that as well. Good to see a video tutorial guide, though, for helping newbies on how to do it.
Please I need on retroarch. I am trying setup to play on my Android TV with retroarch, but I can't figure out the proper settings to not have laggy games.
THANK YOU. I kept wondering why when I attempt to play at 4K on my 4K monitor, it was always super zoomed in and I couldn't see half the game. I had windows scaling set to 125% THANK YOU ❤️ Too bad my Spider-Man playthrough is over, but my Spider-Man 2 playthrough should hopefully now be in full 4K 😁
Pbp format was really a revelation for emulation. It started with the psp and just grew, it really makes everything a lot cleaner. I just wish every game was convertable
At first I was scratching my head, wondering how it looked much better. Then I realized... RUclips defaults at 480p lol Turned it back on to 1080p, and yeah, huge difference!
Thanks for the "can't scale" reminder! I couldn't figure out why mine wasn't displaying correctly! Much appreciated! Now if there were only an easy way to automatically turn off scaling when I use this emulator :)
one helpful tip, especially if you're using a 4k TV instead of monitor, you can still use 150 or 200 text size in windows 10, the trick is right click shortcut to epsxe, compatibility settings, change high DPI, then lastly, check bottom box, override high DPI scaling behavior --> application , hit ok, and boom no more off centered psx games :)
It looks really good, but I love the charm of the graphics being all jaggy and crazy looking. I think it's one of the charms of the ps1. I don't remember other systems looking like this at all.
Thank you so much! I used a very old epsxe version from like 2008 or so and the quality was trash. I downloaded the newer version and used your settings and legend of dragoon is looking so nice.
Thanks, great as usual! Can you please make up to date guides on the best emulators while the world is in lockdown for the foreseeable future? N64 PS2 next please :)
A note on Windows DPI. You may be able to keep your Windows Display scaling percentage above 100% if you go into the compatibility options of the program's properties and override the High DPI scaling. Not for sure if that works, but, it's a thought.
at 5:25 if you want to scale your desktop and not have EPSXE screw up, go in the executable properties --> compatability tab --> change high DPI settings --> override high DPI
You can fix full screen scaling by clicking on two boxes in properties called disable full screen optimizations and override high dpi scaling behaviour (application) instead of changing your windows scaling :)
to anyone having trouble with the audio stuttering, you can either fix it by reverting to an older epsxe or turn off vsync. It seemed to help but now I'm not able to use my analog sticks. If I find a fix I'll report back.
@5:09 i feel like you actually can leave your pc at whatever scaling mode and just exclude individual apps from the global scaling mode. by right klicking on either the shortcut icon or the real .exe of the software itself. somewhere in the compatibilty settings. i think it was in the same tab as the "run as admin" setting. sorry i cant check the exact detailed method bc i'm not at a pc rn
ePSXe seems to be abandoned at least in terms of PC. But for those who are interested, search for ePSXe shader packs, they look great. Especialy xBRZ :)
@@GeordiLaForgery Search for shaders (ePSXe Shaders Pack (03/11/2018) written in google should be enough), in video plugin config select shader effects: 5.GLSlang files and click on three dots to select particular directory with extracted shaders.
Upscaling is cool but the PS1 games dosn't have many polygons so is only a small improvement. Can u put some color filters or do some texture mods on those games? What would be cool is if we can one day do reshader on those old games and do some fake ray tracing on those old games!
If the emulator program Crash (auto abort game after load): Option - CPU overcloking - Choose: 1x If the emulator program Lag: Config - Video - Threading Mode - Choose: 0: 1-Thread.
In the event this helps anyone having the issue I was having. I found with some newer cards these settings won't run well. That is until you download the newer version of Pete's opengl he mentioned. Runs amazing now
Vigilante 8 was my favourite PS1 game, but the last time I played it emulated it just looked like hot garbage. I'm going to give this a go to see how much better I can get it to look. Thanks for the video!
I agree with some of the commentaries, Retroarch PSX emulation is good too, you might want to check it out, as for the shaders it uses, I think they are both equivalent on the long run. Didn't test any other games than Driver and Legend of Dragoon but surely I'll be backing up my library some day to see the games in HD :)
Very good video! After following it, the PS1 games looked almost like Dreamcast games or N64 games. However I did have to use 0-1 threads because games stuttered on the 2-3 thread setting. I have a Ryzen 5 1400, a 4 core 8 threaded CPU. Upgrading the graphics plugin might help, but overall very good tutorial.
for the off center issue he mention if your scaling is more than 100% I found the fixed through a google search: I think know exactly what's going on! I see you're using Windows 10. I had exactly the same issue and this is what I did to fix it: Double-click on epsxe.exe and click on "Properties". Then select the compatibility tab. See the "Disable display scaling on high DPI settings"? It is unchecked, so, it causes the screen to be off-centered. Check it (√) and click OK. Now it should be properly centered on high resolutions as well.
Great vid. I use this on my android phone and really enjoy it. On pc I'm using mednafen as its the stock emu included on the front end I use but it's a pain increasing graphics settings so I'm gonna use this for sure now as it's a lot easier to change settings.
You really don't need very advanced hardware to accomplish this. I played through Crash 3 in 4K on an i5-3570K with an HD7770 GPU. Might be able to do this on a Core 2 Quad.
When i'm running a game there's just a blackscreen and then the emulator dies i did exactly as the tutorial Intel core i3 rx 560 msi windows 10 8 gb ddr 3
Wow, next week I'm going to install this ! I am here because I want to play the spyro games and I cannot stand the resolution of my PS1 anymore sadly. My eyes are picky.
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"Rip disks, or you can get them by other means"
*takes out pirate hat*
Aye aye, Captain Obvious!! lol
You can legally make copies of physical discs you OWN. especially "in court" if you have your 'Proof of purchase' along with it. You have the right to back up and protect your discs.
In law there are many bullshits going on however, it clearly spews a warning of ILLEGALLY making copies and doing other various illegal and malicious activities within that copy righted material..
@@kelynbrowen7034 Its not like they earn any money if i buy a used copy of final fantasy 7 instead. Almost abandonware.
that's actually the main reason why I play on emulators. ps1, snes, psp and I think even my n64 emulator are all upscaled to 4k. When I take my psp with me and start a ps1 game I think my eyes get cancer. It's such a shock every time from being used to 4k and than playing on original resolution xD
I feel the same way. That's exactly why I use emulators, to get the most out of my computer hardware and experience the games in a better light.
Yeah i have all my original consoles but emulate them anyway for 1080p except the wii, so a few weeks ago i wanted to play skyward sword and felt my eyes burning with the awful resolution
easy way play PC version game. not ps1 with emulator
this is why I prefer epsxe to mdenafen
believe it or not, the ps1 has better graphics than any emulator and run them smoother.
With Beetle PSX on retroarch you got some more options to make games look even nicer by fixing the PSX specific jaggies (original PSX had trouble rendering straight graphics, Beetle PSX fixes it), hands down the best way to upscale PSX games for me
This is my first time hearing of the Mednafen PSX core having high resolution support. It's had a reputation for accuracy and compatibility for a while, but a few years ago it was still limited to native res.
I love the texture smoothing. Makes certain games that have issues the jaggies look way more modern. Unfortunately never did have the settings down correctly with my PC, but this person managed to get this title running nicely with the settings they listed in the video description . ruclips.net/video/L5-832DY2gc/видео.html
@@KyussTheWalkingWorm It's supports up to 16x upscale, to fix the polygons jitter of original hardware, you have "PGXP" settings, plus some texture filtering options, supersampling, dithering... I'm talking about "Beetle PSX HW" core, not the "Bettle PSX" though
it looks unreal, definitely my favorite option
@@Moukrea i'm not sure if epsxe handles the "anti polygon jiterring" function better or or worse than beetle but epsxe DOES have the setting too. but it's not in the main configuration tab.
Great video. Loving all the content recently. Went straight into the pc and within half an hour I was playing spyro the dragon! I think the kids will like it too. I never had a PlayStation and felt I’d missed out a bit. Not now!
3 things that helped completely eliminate all audio & sound crackling using the latest version of ePSXe (tested playing MediEvil):
Options > CPU Overclocking 1x
Options > CPU Interpreter (Slow)
Video Settings > Threading Mode (1-Thread)
The third one took me a while to figure out!
Been getting some crackling myself, had this program for years and after an update I got audio crackle. Will let you know how it goes for me, Cheers!
THANK YOU! now Xenogears is playable again for me lmao
How tf did i find you here?
I NEVER comment on videos unless they're fruitful. This seriously changed everything for me. Finally able to play my childhood games on my 1440 monitor and the graphics arent a bunch of pixels lol. Thanks man
Thank you for making this video, it really is a comfort having my favorite RUclipsrs putting it videos during this time being stuck inside and away from friends.
Great content man, well explained, clear, concise, and to-the-point, with all the information I need. Exactly what we need to set this up. Much appreciated
I've been using xpsxe for many years now. So I got a few tips.
It should be said though, if you're playing a 2D or something with both 2D sprites with 3d elements game, like Dragon Warrior 7. You may want to just leave the internal X and Y resolution as standard and just rely on "stretch to fullscreen" to properly scale the game and have it be as accurate as possible. Otherwise you get some jarring change of visual fidelity everytime you open a menu or a text box pops up.
Some people like to force a game into widescreen and it might work out fine. However there are games that do not play nicely with the resolution change like Digimon World. If you can't access an area you normally could, try to make sure the resolution is 4:3.
And lastly, you may come across a visual difference that you may not like and can't seem to change in the graphics settings. If that's the case, use a different (simpler) plugin. Pete has a lot of plugins and a few of them are built for upgrading certain 3D games which have built in filters that CAN NOT be changed.
Ultimately there is a bit of trial and error need to get the fidelity that suits your tastes, but it's worth it in the end. If you're stuck, search online to see what others setting are for your game or start from basics and change one setting at a time.
Good luck and have fun.
It’s called epsxe bro. Jeez
@@HandsomeMike91 Oh no, the spelling police has arrived. Shame you're 3 years too late.
@@AtaeruCDX I knew the emulator and every game way before you knew the alphabet kiddo so now cry and learn first the name of the emulator, then talk you moron 😂😂😂😂😂 xpsxe he says hahahahahaha. It’s ePSXe stupid 2 year old 😂😂😂😂
@@AtaeruCDX Shame you learned of the emulator 10 years after me and you don’t even know how to spell the name 😂😂😂😂😂
@@HandsomeMike91 OK. See ya once the plague is over in your timeline.
That looks amazing. Hope it works for Twisted Metal and Micro Machines as well. For some reason that is the two racing games we used to play on the PS1. Nostalgia times if it does work...
I remember 1.5.1 back in the day, enjoyed a lot of games on it and 1.6.0 I think it was
Nice profile pic you have 😂😜😝🤣🤣🤣🤣✌🏻👌🏻
I would love to see a side by side comparison of what looks good and what doesn't!
I found your channel last night and just want to tell you that I'm having an absolute blast watching your videos. This opened up a totally new world to me. I didn't realize emulation was so easy! I'll be able to go back and relive all (most of?) my favorites now! I've tried to play a few games on a PS2 that I bought, but the resolution sometimes sucks! No more!
Me watching in 144p : I see no difference
ETA prime should be Playstation's consultant in their mini consoles! :-) lol
HOLY MACKEREL! I didn't think it l'd make such a huge difference. Definitely going to do this!
I was amused and surprised that You decided to make this movie because I have been using ePSXe for PS1 emulation for a long time. The only thing I would add is the configuration information through Xinput, where You do not need to set anything except Big Motor on Constant and Small Motor on Sine and we have full vibrations. In addition, everything works right away with the Dual Shock setting.
Thanks man! I'm excited to try this while im stuck at home!
This guy's channel is awesome.thanks so much for this. I'm just getting into emulation and this channel has been a great source.
the scale stuff helped me a lot, I was having problems with fullscreen games and now I know why!!
Thanks eta prime. This is a great time for these videos as we are all stuck at home! I hope you do an updated dolphin video for 4k. Thanks again... edit... your dolphin video from last year is still very relevant today as I followed it tonight and it is great!
Were not all stuck at home...some of us still need to work in the "essential" part of businesses. Those that are stuck at home, you guys have plenty of time to research and test settings yourselves ; )
Thanks for the advice! Been wanting to upscale my PS1 emulation now that I have my LaunchBox build in my living room.
Been playing ps1 games at hi-res for quite some time, and assuming the public is doing that as well.
Good to see a video tutorial guide, though, for helping newbies on how to do it.
Next one will be "PS1 in 4k with Retroarch"? :)
Playing a PS Classic....#blessed
Please I need on retroarch. I am trying setup to play on my Android TV with retroarch, but I can't figure out the proper settings to not have laggy games.
@@ZRO777 Great video!
Some time ago I looked for the perfect configuration
Please do a tutorial for linux! =)
Retroarch is not that great. Its ok if its your only choice like on a modded psclassic but it is highly unstable even with n64 games.
@@kingjoe3rd works flawlessly with me on phone and laptop.
THANK YOU. I kept wondering why when I attempt to play at 4K on my 4K monitor, it was always super zoomed in and I couldn't see half the game.
I had windows scaling set to 125%
THANK YOU ❤️
Too bad my Spider-Man playthrough is over, but my Spider-Man 2 playthrough should hopefully now be in full 4K 😁
Thanks ETA!! I’m gonna try this when I get home from work. Hopefully it will clean up my favorite game Courier Crisis. Great video. I’m a fan.
how does it look?
Pbp format was really a revelation for emulation. It started with the psp and just grew, it really makes everything a lot cleaner. I just wish every game was convertable
What ps classic could've done
More like what ps4 and ps5 SHOULD do....
@@cgamyes i hope ps5 do it as we dont need a really powerful cpu for this
the ps classic could not run these gpu render plugins unless they made a ps classic with more expensive hardware components.
PS Classic is amazing once you hack it with Autobleem.
Ps4 doesn't even read normal cds. I'm 51% sure that Ps5 won't either.
At first I was scratching my head, wondering how it looked much better. Then I realized... RUclips defaults at 480p lol
Turned it back on to 1080p, and yeah, huge difference!
Thanks for the "can't scale" reminder! I couldn't figure out why mine wasn't displaying correctly! Much appreciated! Now if there were only an easy way to automatically turn off scaling when I use this emulator :)
Thank you! I would love to see if you would do updated videos on emulator setups and best quality settings
one helpful tip, especially if you're using a 4k TV instead of monitor, you can still use 150 or 200 text size in windows 10, the trick is right click shortcut to epsxe, compatibility settings, change high DPI, then lastly, check bottom box, override high DPI scaling behavior --> application , hit ok, and boom no more off centered psx games :)
It looks really good, but I love the charm of the graphics being all jaggy and crazy looking. I think it's one of the charms of the ps1. I don't remember other systems looking like this at all.
Thank you so much! I used a very old epsxe version from like 2008 or so and the quality was trash. I downloaded the newer version and used your settings and legend of dragoon is looking so nice.
Thanks, great as usual! Can you please make up to date guides on the best emulators while the world is in lockdown for the foreseeable future? N64 PS2 next please :)
Thanks this was super helpful! Got me up and running with Tomba! real quick
wonderful tut mate
when i go to click the link for the ePSXe download nothing happens?
Really informative video man. Appreciate it!
A note on Windows DPI. You may be able to keep your Windows Display scaling percentage above 100% if you go into the compatibility options of the program's properties and override the High DPI scaling. Not for sure if that works, but, it's a thought.
Some games get so brighter and clean beautiful!
Thank you, didnt know about this option
at 5:25 if you want to scale your desktop and not have EPSXE screw up, go in the executable properties --> compatability tab --> change high DPI settings --> override high DPI
Nice results, looking to build myself a 6TB launchbox setup as we speak! I just wish we could use the word uprender rather than upscaling
just subscribed your content is awesome
very well explained and very easy to follow! well done :)
A performance test against similar emulators in Linux would be cool. Maybe testing Feral Gamemode as well to see if it improves performance
You can fix full screen scaling by clicking on two boxes in properties called disable full screen optimizations and override high dpi scaling behaviour (application) instead of changing your windows scaling :)
Great vid Dude!
Thanks! Very helpul! Now time to enjoy some Classic Jewels. Thank you very much :)
I bought a PS2 to 1080i component cable and it looks great on PS2 and PS1 games.
The games look like a new version with these setting.
If you are having problems with laggy game play and sound. Try turning off subpixel precision under options, gte hacks. This worked for me.
to anyone having trouble with the audio stuttering, you can either fix it by reverting to an older epsxe or turn off vsync. It seemed to help but now I'm not able to use my analog sticks. If I find a fix I'll report back.
Damn i play ff 8 on all high setting, the game run smooth without trouble but the sound when i walk on the worldmap stutering so bad aiya
thanks my dude Treasure Planet for PS1 just looks better now
Please do this for other emulator's as well.... By the way... loved this video though.
I tried the OpenGL 2.9, and it does a great job with Tekken 3 in the 1080P.
Can't wait to try this!
Thank you ETA. Me and my boys have been playing OddWorld Abe's Oddysee. I will see if these will make it look any better or even work on my laptop!
Made the game look a bit better. But puts a weird outline around Abe.
stirch9, I’m curious if not using 2xSaI will rectify this problem.
@@IndignantSkeptic well I will try it out see what can be done.
Awesome! So many games I want to try out. Thx
great video bro.
Thanks a lot fo the video
What the spec of your PC??
Loving these play in 4k videos im trying them all on nvidia shield 2017 Pro up to now awesome 👍😁😷
Love the video can't wait for the red magic 5g emulation video!!
@5:09 i feel like you actually can leave your pc at whatever scaling mode and just exclude individual apps from the global scaling mode. by right klicking on either the shortcut icon or the real .exe of the software itself. somewhere in the compatibilty settings. i think it was in the same tab as the "run as admin" setting. sorry i cant check the exact detailed method bc i'm not at a pc rn
Dude, please make a dolphin video for adding HD textures🙏🙏🙏
ePSXe seems to be abandoned at least in terms of PC. But for those who are interested, search for ePSXe shader packs, they look great. Especialy xBRZ :)
please elaborate all knowing one
@@GeordiLaForgery Search for shaders (ePSXe Shaders Pack (03/11/2018) written in google should be enough), in video plugin config select shader effects: 5.GLSlang files and click on three dots to select particular directory with extracted shaders.
@@wujcio1491 Cool thanks I'll give it a go, others here are saying to use Retroarch with Beetle but I do like how small lightweight epsxe is.
Starts at 1:10
Great video, thank you 😊
If anybody is having any performance issues maybe try setting the threading mode to "0: 1-Thread" because this made a difference for me.
Upscaling is cool but the PS1 games dosn't have many polygons so is only a small improvement. Can u put some color filters or do some texture mods on those games? What would be cool is if we can one day do reshader on those old games and do some fake ray tracing on those old games!
I started up digimon world and it ran EXTREMELY EXTREMELY slow, as if i was playing crysis on a 1999 pc.
Try to use Frame skipping. I solved this problem this way
@@DenisIzmestyev I used a different video settings thingy, runs smooth now, thanks for the tip tho.
crysis in 1999 pc wont work the installer will refuse
@@Xendrius Pls what settings did you use? My crash team racing is on glacial speeds on an rtx 2060
@@ryler7 No idea but I havn't experimented with that in ages, no longer have that program.
that collin mcRae very lit 😱
thanks uncle eta prime!!
texture filtering, : extended removes black borders ,, for correct delete all pixels:( is bilineal in others emus or pc games;)
epsxe can smooth polygon warping too, makes it look even nicer
If the emulator program Crash (auto abort game after load): Option - CPU overcloking - Choose: 1x
If the emulator program Lag: Config - Video - Threading Mode - Choose: 0: 1-Thread.
thanks man
In the event this helps anyone having the issue I was having. I found with some newer cards these settings won't run well. That is until you download the newer version of Pete's opengl he mentioned. Runs amazing now
I may have to try this. It looked great but games were lagging. Is that what you were referring to by a new card but it not running well?
@@straycat26 Exactly that. If you have a newer graphics card, as I do, that seemed to do the trick for me.
Vigilante 8 was my favourite PS1 game, but the last time I played it emulated it just looked like hot garbage. I'm going to give this a go to see how much better I can get it to look. Thanks for the video!
There is a psp version that looks & runs great on my phone.
Thanks man, it really looks amazing after this settings, Thanks a lot....
PSX, Bin & Cue Files take me back to CdrWin and my first Sony Scussi 2x Burner in a Caddy, those damn Buffer UnderRun Error's cost a fortune
I agree with some of the commentaries, Retroarch PSX emulation is good too, you might want to check it out, as for the shaders it uses, I think they are both equivalent on the long run. Didn't test any other games than Driver and Legend of Dragoon but surely I'll be backing up my library some day to see the games in HD :)
Very good video! After following it, the PS1 games looked almost like Dreamcast games or N64 games. However I did have to use 0-1 threads because games stuttered on the 2-3 thread setting. I have a Ryzen 5 1400, a 4 core 8 threaded CPU. Upgrading the graphics plugin might help, but overall very good tutorial.
I wish I had read this comment earlier.😝
for the off center issue he mention if your scaling is more than 100% I found the fixed through a google search:
I think know exactly what's going on! I see you're using Windows 10. I had exactly the same issue and this is what I did to fix it:
Double-click on epsxe.exe and click on "Properties". Then select the compatibility tab. See the "Disable display scaling on high DPI settings"? It is unchecked, so, it causes the screen to be off-centered. Check it (√) and click OK. Now it should be properly centered on high resolutions as well.
Great vid. I use this on my android phone and really enjoy it. On pc I'm using mednafen as its the stock emu included on the front end I use but it's a pain increasing graphics settings so I'm gonna use this for sure now as it's a lot easier to change settings.
On Lakka there's an option for some supersampling, can't check the name now but it works just fine with a Pi4 on Digimon World.
Thank you for your videos!
Was hoping this video would cover the crazy stuff retroarch is adding to their psx emu, like perspective correct texture mapping
FYI for viewers, if you change the graphics plugin after changing the settings you have to do it all over again.
got more succes with the newer plugin, got a weird stutter with opengl2.0, either way, settings are identical, great guide!
You really don't need very advanced hardware to accomplish this. I played through Crash 3 in 4K on an i5-3570K with an HD7770 GPU. Might be able to do this on a Core 2 Quad.
Only crash bandicoot are too slow but the version 2.9 work better for me
it's weird how the graphics are stretched when you upscale but you did the settings so it would not stretch the video...
There is a preserve aspect ratio option.
@@bdhale34 Doesn't seem to work for some games.
@@clutch2827 yeah there are a few oddballs.. Symphony of the Night is one of the weird ones that are seemingly 16:9
5:28 You can disable windows scaling in the epsxe application in the compatibility tab so you don't have to change the windows scaling mode.
i was going to post this as well. Thank you for beating me to it with the time stamp no less.
kudos.
Great Video!! you could have use the Playstation Classic controllers too.
4k widescreen is the way to go, you completely rediscover you games, in fact they feel like new games!
When i'm running a game there's just a blackscreen and then the emulator dies
i did exactly as the tutorial
Intel core i3
rx 560 msi
windows 10
8 gb ddr 3
thats because his pc is more powerful he was using higher setting you are gonna have to lower the setting try low or mid settings.
Wow, next week I'm going to install this ! I am here because I want to play the spyro games and I cannot stand the resolution of my PS1 anymore sadly. My eyes are picky.
If anyone is getting crashes when you load a game, set cpu overclock to 1x
Would have been nice if you had shown us how to run bin/cue as many use that.