There's something at Google that teaches you to dump it into your PC I think! But if you wanna' download the BIOs, get SCPH7502! By the way, Final Fantasy IX works the BEST on ePSXe 1.5.2 with my configs'! You'll get past crashes that people who use ePSXe 1.6.0 encounter!
When I used 1.5.2, I couldn't pass from disk 1 to disk 2, and the only way to solve the problem was to upgrade the emulator.
But after seeing how my friend's PC, which is much better than mine, won't play FF IX no matter which configuration or plugins or patches I try I started thinking it's just a matter of luck.
You couldn't get from Disk 1 to Disk 2? Try saving the game at the end and loading on Disk 2! The emulator sort of freezes when you change disks right? You can wait for it to load, but I prefer to do the saving thing!
I have an emulator problem: Zidane doesn't have a sprite on the world map. It's like there's a picture of the world map, and in the middle is a piece cut out in the shape of Zidane's body o_o
I suggest you get a better graphic CARD!!
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Everything else looks fine, it's the only problem I've encountered really.
Try using the gonfigurations I posted at the top or get a better video plugin! Are you using soft ones? If you are, don't! I prefer Pete's plugins!
I'm using the exact same plugin and configuration you mentioned in the topic.
Did you you this plugin: http://emulator-zone.com/download.ph...gpupete176.zip ? Or else try Delta! Here's the latest: http://www.ngemu.com/forums/attachme...chmentid=88184
Or, of you haven't been using them, try them. They're the only ones that work fine for me.Originally Posted by ezzarian
Anyway, if you asked in their forum (adress is in the EPSXE help file), I'm sure they'd help you much better than we can. Give it a try. ^__*
buy a PS2/FFIX
Voila !
Tch. If there's a white outline there's obviously a problem involving the texture mapping onto a sprite. Either your PC can't translate that particular texture map from PS1 format to CPU-readable or there are a few scratches on your disk.
Either way, the graphics card has NOTHING to do with the actual mapping process, just the speed and quality of the game's graphics.
Feel free to correct me if I'm wrong (which is more than likely) as I'm no 3D expert - just judging by what I know really!
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