How to Mod Your PlayStation Classic with Project Eris! | Add Games, OTG USB Setup, and More!

[@iAm_Fif3]

You Sir, are the standard for modding tutorials. Appreciate You!

[@MrMario2011]

Glad you like them!

[@sabrearashi302]

Just wanted to say thanks for making this video, got mine modded and playing custom games in less than an hour. Keep up the fantastic content.

[@MrMario2011]

Glad to hear it!

[@kummakummakummakummakummac8606]

Can I buy a PS Classic then add any PS games? I was going to just buy a PS2 and buy the games but heard you can add them on the PSC.

[@sabrearashi302]

@@kummakummakummakummakummac8606 Yes.

[@asherael]

Test all the USB drives in your house and add 'em to the list if they work. It's an easy way to contribute to a great project

[@MrMario2011]

Great tip!

[@bartandaelus359]

That's easy. None of them. Literally none of the 9 i tested worked. I'm just going to abandon the system, sell it on and get a decent emulation box instead. This is not worth the hassle for the compatibility issues it has with USB's and PSN eboots being unrecognisable for god knows what reason.

[@jeff15]

SanDisk always works for me. I am using sanDisk ultra 256GB usb 3.0. Works flawless

[@ayeuplink1428]

@@bartandaelus359 that’s so odd both flash drives I happen to have worked and I fried the first one cause my cat knocked my ps1 down, also get a otg cable makes any flash drive work

[@khairulabidin2868]

im success mod ps1 classic mini

[@nicolenapalm]

I literally just used my oldest 4GB USB thumb drive with no issues at all. Thanks so much for this indepth tutorial!

[@MrMario2011]

Glad it helped!

[@eray.1605]

same! from sandisk

[@Empik_]

I dont have a PSC, but damn this is satisfying to watch

[@MrMario2011]

The process of unlocking the power!

[@markpugh6808]

I do but am useless at modding have no clue

[@lopezg8475]

I already got project Eris installed but I'm gonna watch this anyway

[@MrMario2011]

Hope you enjoy!

[@sonajni]

Honestly, this video saved me a ton of hard work. I was able to set this up in like an hour and a half. Thank you so miuch for your excellent guide

[@MrMario2011]

You're welcome!

[@eRaSeChAyCe]

Followed the video exactly and had no issues whatsoever, nicely done video with clear instructions..thank you. Also used USB SanDisk Cruzer Glide 2.0 64GB with no hiccups.

[@MrMario2011]

Woo!

[@christophechevallier5802]

Man, your tutorial is the best I came across... I struggled to boot the initial hack : Every other instruction - apart from the usb compatibility issues - will only say to plug the power cord. You were the only one to really show that we have to HIT POWER. Could seem trivial but it is not ! Thanx

[@mattb6522]

Excellent tutorial! Thank you for this video! I was able to get Project Eris running on my Playstation Classic without a hitch! Also, much respect to ModMyClassic for developing this program! 😄

[@MrMario2011]

Thanks

[@Frosty11037]

I can confirm that the "Sandisk Cruser Glide 32GB" is compatible with the PSC

[@quosmo7721]

Thanks this helped me decide! Got the 64gb and it works great

[@darktetsuya]

I just ordered a ps classic off amazon and that's one of the two usb drives I have handy, so good to know I won't have any problems I was a little worried. I saw one of the later/larger models listed on the wiki but not that specific one, so good to have confirmation!

[@TheChrissmith89]

SanDisk SDCZ50-064G-B35 64 GB Cruzer Blade USB 2.0 Flash Drive - Black i got that one and it dont seem to work

[@alexsmith6914]

@@TheChrissmith89 Did you get it from Amazon? If so, it is fake.

[@хип-хоп-канал]

Hello everybody , I would like to share my personal experience of installing Project Eris on my PSX , the main problem was that my console didn't read USB flash , I have tried many and different brands , also capacities , but the one that worked perfectly is Micro SD card , also after installation when you need to switch your USB format from FAT 32 , instead of eXFat try NTFS , this format worked perfectly for me. Good luck )))

[@jonathanjimenez2361]

THANK YOU WORKED, HAD TO REBOOT TWICE BUT WORKED

[@bahamutbbob]

I will keep this video in mind if I decide to mod my PSC. I managed to get one the day Amazon had them for $20. It's never been used, and I recently got a PSIO, so I have no use for it, but it's a neat tribute to my high school years.

[@MrMario2011]

Totally worth modding!

[@thatonedude36]

I feel secure whenever tuts are done by you. Thank you sir!

[@mandk6089]

Dude, thank you so much for uploading this video! I now have around 70 games on my PS Classic

[@MrMario2011]

Glad I could help!

[@FexxarTV]

Do you know how to have fullscreen? (without black lines on both sides of screen)

[@Punmaster9001]

I had to add some games for a convention I'm going to and forgot how to do so with Bleemsync just to find out that homebrew was discontinued. I'm really happy Project Eris is that simple to install and get games on here. I don't remember it being this easy before. I also used a very small usb micro sd card adaptor as the storage (we're talking so small, you almost can't tell it's an adapter). I figured it uses less power than any flash drive and won't stick out like a sore thumb. But the light on it is bright as hell! But anyway, Thanks for the video tutorials

[@requiem165]

That’s super cool and this tutorial is really in depth with all necessary links! Thanks very much for this!

[@MrMario2011]

Glad it was helpful!

[@doveyy0404]

Great guide, detailed and slow unlike some other guides. If anyone is reading this and having trouble with usb drives then I found that my 128gb usb drive that was recommended on the list but didn’t work as I think it was too much power for the memory card slot so I dug out an old 8gb Sandisk and it worked a treat then when you’ve got to the back up stage use an otg cable and your usb drive that wasn’t working originally and continue the process as shown in this video, the otg cable allows more power to the bigger usb drives then the memory card slot at the front of the ps classic.

[@andrewpitt7773]

Thank you so much! Great video and now my PS Classic is actually a 'Classic' with the rightful titles! :D

[@MrMario2011]

Very cool!

[@Sadturnip]

Man, between this and teaching me Rockysoftmod Hard drive upgrades you've resuscitated my childhood! Thanks Mario!

[@MrMario2011]

Rock on!

[@StraitanNarrow]

Awesome and clear vid, turned my $30 ps classic into a beast. Thanks man

[@NonstopRam]

I tried this a few weeks ago watching your guide. I like the results with my ps classic.

[@SpiritProductions99]

I’ve wanted to have a PSC for a really long time to celebrate me and my GF moving in together. I did look at modding which is AMAZING for this console and ever since I’ve been adding games and looking to add a lot of PSX games in my collection. Thank you for this!

[@MrMario2011]

Great reason to do so!

[@SpiritProductions99]

@@MrMario2011 thank you! This is definetly a great guide as well! If you don't mind me asking, what kind of video editing software did you use for this video?

[@jessycruz2465]

Ps classic and project eris has really made me excited for a ps2 classic.

[@MrMario2011]

If only...

[@freija5365]

One day... One day

[@0433221186]

Thanks so much. So many tutorials around but everything I needed to know I got from this video. I can't thank you enough

[@MrMario2011]

That was the plan! Long tutorial for sure, but I put everything I could into this one.

[@gregdunlap7538]

Wow, this is a great run through. I got my PSC back when they were $40 (should've waited until they were down to $20), but never got around to modding itl Bleemsync looked like kind of a pain in the butt for adding games, so I kept putting it off. Eris looks like a way better option - gonna go for it now!

[@MrMario2011]

Perfect time to jump in! This is the most effortless game adding process I've seen.

[@TylerMBuller12]

Towards the end of bleemsync it was exactly like this just less pretty.

[@remy333]

Thanks for this updated version.

[@MrMario2011]

Have fun!

[@lightwarriors7778]

I just bought one off facebook marketplace for $10. He even gave me an hdmi cable and also had the two controllers one of which was still in the plastic bag with twist tie wrapped up. The only thing It didnt come with was the micro usb cable/base which everyone has so I got one hell of a deal. I truthfully only wanted it for tekken but after I had seen you can "hack/mod" them I had to get it! This looks like it will be some fun to mess around with. I think I will get the san disk extreme pro 256gb flash drive with a powered usb hub to start off. Thanks for the upload though man. I hadnt heard of project eris yet so im glad to know there are other options out there from the bleeeeeem.

[@MrMario2011]

Fantastic deal.

[@Reject101Personal]

Thank you for the guide dude, possibly the best one I've found for getting this set up.

[@MrMario2011]

Glad it helped!

[@Reject101Personal]

@@MrMario2011 clear, precise, well edited and detailed. Most other vids I tried to check, including ones that the devs suggested just felt harder to follow and a bit missinformed.

[@eddielegs344]

You explain it calmly now I can even follow it ... I am going to order the parts I am going to do this mod too. Thanks Mario ❤

[@culvercat11]

Man, thanks alot! This was super easy, you are the standard for tutorials.

[@MrMario2011]

Glad it helped!

[@mobigameon]

Big thumbs up! Great explanation as always!

[@badassgamer]

Very in depth and easy to follow tutorial. Thank you very much!

[@MrMario2011]

Glad it was helpful!

[@spacebarvideoproductions]

Hey everyone! After successfully installing Project Eris, I was having severe system start up issues. Either the ps Classic would shut down moments after start up, or it would just completely bypass Eris and start up as if my usb thumb drive wasn’t even plugged in. It turns out that it was the power supply I was using, which makes total sense. I was initially using an old iPhone charger, but the moment I plugged the power into the USB outlets of my power strip, I haven’t had a single issue. Specifically, I have it plugged into a “2.4 WATT TOTAL” usb slot. Just thought I’d share if anyone else was having the same issue :)

[@theinterloper98]

Alright. After trying for several days I finally got it to work. If the project Eris screen isn't coming up for you try the player one slot. My player two slot was the problem I guess.

[@tgchan]

FOR EVERYONE¬!! who cannot find good/working OTG cable. Just get powered USB hub and connect it directly to the port 2 and stick any memory stick into the hub. Since the memory stick will be powered by HUB it will not drain energy from port 2 hence work without any problem. Downsides? Still only one port free (fine for solo gamers), more cables, 2 chargers running: one powering your PSXC and another your hub - but it works :)

[@FexxarTV]

Do you know how to have fullscreen? (without black lines on both sides)

[@tgchan]

usb 2.0 to microsd adapter, reader or something similar works as well.

[@soham_2jz]

Thanks bro it's PSC is boring..... I finished all the games, I tried this it works..... thank you😄😄😄

[@MrMario2011]

Welcome 👍

[@Gamerdad90s]

I followed everything you did and got it going. im using an otg cable with a powered usb hub with a 1TB HDD. when it boots to the main menu to select what you want to boot if i pick project eris it loads for a second then just shutdowns the psc. if i load up retroarch it works fine and i see all my games. the HDD is filled up almost all the way. enough room for saves etc.

[@Restalgia]

Great video man!

[@MrMario2011]

Thanks!

[@NonsensicalSpudz]

oh just to add some version of imgburn install malware btw, just thought I should mention

[@MrMario2011]

That's exactly why I link to Softpedia, their copy is clean.

[@phasmagaminggr9121]

why do they do that

[@NonsensicalSpudz]

@@phasmagaminggr9121 the guys who made imgburn decided they wanted to do some shady stuff with the newer version essentially and people figured it out

[@SnipingMachines]

Good stuff fam 👏

[@papabumba478]

Great video, it’s really come so far from the original that seemed complicated adding games etc. I’m thinking about getting a classic, but I had 2/3 questions. If you use the cable, does that mean you can use a second controller? I assume so, but making sure haha Are there any PS games that it can’t play? and I don’t know if you ever tried it, but do you think it will recognize and play a Net Yaroze collection?

[@macrohex]

The current limitation was such a pain, so I just did the USB port mod. Just a matter of removing a certain resistor and bridging the pads to enable the full power limit (which is still only like 1.2A, instead of the default 0.1A)

[@MrMario2011]

Yep! It looks like a pretty simple mod, although I've kept my console physically stock for tutorials.

[@macrohex]

@@MrMario2011 Yeah, it's easy, but still not for everyone. But when some of us got our units for like $20, and might have an extra unit or two stocked away... I figured, why not?

[@nbkkash9451]

@@macrohex Hey you sound just like me hahaha!

[@slipk0rvayne17]

great work. all my stuff is coming from amazon this week

[@alanmartindale2594]

THANK YOU! I can play my childhood spyro games now on this system!

[@anug4246]

Man thanks for ps3hen. Ps3 Super slim is not so useless anymore. Love from Romania.

[@asifnazir7783]

Is he the developer ?

[@anug4246]

@@asifnazir7783 are you?

[@MrMario2011]

I'm not the one to thank for PS3HEN, that's Team PS3Xploit!

[@anug4246]

@@MrMario2011 I understand but your tutorial showed it exists.

[@estrichleger5833]

I have a small problem. Downloaded the latest version and I get the screen in which the Backup should initiaze but then the console turns itself off. Tried it with different sticks and powered USB Hubs. No luck here. Same problem persists when I try autobleem

[@kejiri3593]

Thank you so much. I may consider getting PS1 classic for this mod. I have original PS1 which is good to have. But this is good way to store some of these games too

[@aldoke123]

Great tutorial! Only issue is i cannot boot from OTG, exFat and 2A power. I use sandisk from description. Port 2 works perfectly fine. Got any suggestions for otg ?

[@mrfoameruk]

you can short some pins permanently on the pcb and that will allow more power to the usb so nearly all usb drives will work

[@MrMario2011]

Yep, however most people don't want to open up their console and perform that step.

[@mrfoameruk]

@@MrMario2011 Thanks just letting people know about that possibility. Perhaps one day you can do a video showing how to play ps1 games off a ps2 hdd (using popstar) . I have a freemcboot ps2 lying around and wanted to make it into dedidcated ps1 machine but with the benifit orf a large hard drive. There was only one video from project phoenix but that didnt seem to work for me and I think you may be have a more straight forward way to do this.

[@jasongamerkid18_21]

i got a problem, when i power off the console if im going to not use anymore in the next day it doesn't load the Project Eris auto bot menu it shows the old menu before i hacked.

[@matthewandcoffee]

Thank you for making this great video 👍🏻😁 helped me so much. Subbed

[@AmigaBoingBlog]

This hack also works if you wish to use AutoBleem - Simply use Project Eris to put the payload into the PSC - Then when you reboot with the USB in the OTG/Rear Port - insert the AutoBleem one instead of the Eris one! - Your AutoBleem will load up from the Rear then :D

[@MrMario2011]

I don't believe that's needed now? From what I know, AutoBleem now flashes a custom kernel as well.

[@nitramnitramis2339]

thanks for the video - can you make a video how to use the emulation features ?

[@jblackpost]

I Project Eris install has no way to get to retroarch form the playstation game (the "start+select" hotkey doesn't work), so I can't switch disks. Any idea why this might be the case?

[@vilevintagevarmints]

After putting all the project eris files onto my hard drive then going to the PlayStation 1 classic and inserting it in the controller 2 port My PlayStation classic boots up as normal. PLEASE HELP

[@vilevintagevarmints]

@HeedArmy83 I got it to work. I legit just kept on deleting the files and redownloading then it ended up working

[@HangmanSwe]

Same here, Im using one USB that I did the Bleemsync with (worked fine) and a 256 GB that seemed to work fine until I plug it in to the psc the second time, now its like it cant read the damn thing.. This is trash that only works for some....

[@ThunderHorsePyro]

For PS1 games, can you also use CHD files, or is that just for Emulation Station/RetroArch? Also, I see you have the BIN and CUE files, but what about some games that have the MP3 files too?

[@DaveVoyles]

He has a "Scratch" and "Data" hard drive. This guy is definitely also a programmer. We can smell our own kind.

[@MrMario2011]

LMAOOOOOOOO, I appreciate it, but I'm definitely not a programmer.

[@aaliguy9986]

Thanks for the great tutorial, MrMario.

[@MrMario2011]

You're welcome!

[@remy333]

You mentioned we could delete games on the console itself. Does this only apply to games we've added, or can we delete factory/stock games that we don't want to make room for more of our own? Thanks again!

[@MrMario2011]

By default, only the games added. If you wish to make internal modifications, there's several written guides out there which detail how to do it. I personally don't do any of those.

[@wiktornowak8970]

its very easy to delete default games, go into retroarch and look for a menu called games. highlight the game and press remove. all this is happening on the playstation classic.

[@remy333]

@@wiktornowak8970 thanks!

[@LiamP589]

what about just adding iso files that you found on the web? can you just add them to a folder in the usb?

[@theinterloper98]

Can someone help me out. This isn't working for me. I even got a usb confirmed to be compatible and it's still not working.

[@HangmanSwe]

You got it to work yet ? The second time I plug in the USB (named SONY and formated it to ExFAT) I just get a black screen. Im on a Mac doing this but I followed every step closely. Such a disapointment!

[@theinterloper98]

Yeah. It turns out that I just had to plug it into the 1stplayer slot. Apparently my second player slot wasn't strong enough

[@HangmanSwe]

@@theinterloper98 Ok, well that worked for me to but only so far, only in the first phase not the second. I ordered the OTG cable, hope that will help. So can you play with the controller in port 2 ?

[@Jason-hc7kt]

Upgraded to eris from bleemsync. All upgraded fine, retroarch and emulation station work but when i click project eris it loads to a small blue screen saying "failed to load data - error code: 001-001" Then i have to power down. I have tried reflashing using the guide but it has the same result, any ideas?

[@pylu007]

First my USB 3.2 pendrive didn't work. I bought a mobile phone charger that capable of 5V 3.0A (max 18W) to power my console. Now USB 3.2 drive is working with my ps classic. I think what type of USB drive working for this, is depending on the power source. If your ps has a good power source USB 3.X is workig without powered usb hub.

[@parkerhuth3538]

Gob bless you man I love my PSC and it was so easy to do

[@Garry_Combine]

Well, time to hit the JRPG's including the last set of good Final Fantasy games (VII,VIII,IX)

[@MrMario2011]

Have fun!

[@kingtrophyguide4362]

Does PS1 MINI also include Games by BBC Multimedia such as "Play with the Teletubbies" or "The Weakest Link"?

[@MrMario2011]

You'd have to add them yourself as shown in this tutorial.

[@themauriciobunch2442]

Loved the video!

[@MrMario2011]

Thank you!!

[@smulligan]

Bit of an issue, when i brought the USB over a second time i have sound but no picture...just a completely black screen (but i can hear all sound effects) any help? TO be clear it was not an issue when i did the first part and back up, same USB stick too

[@HangmanSwe]

I have the same problem, did you get it to work ?

[@smulligan]

@@HangmanSwe I booted the system down unplugged it from the TV and plugged it into my PC monitor with a different HDMI cord and when i booted it back up it worked. Because sound worked i didn’t think the issue was with my other HDMI cord but since switching them out i haven’t had it happen again and i been playing quite a bit the last few weeks. Hope it helps!

[@HangmanSwe]

@@smulligan Ok, I thought I could do it without the OTG cable but I think that's the problem, well there is always a solution , thanks for responding bro!

[@SEAC_1986]

MAN OH MAN!!!! many thanks for this beauty tutorial!! Full explanatory point to point, step by step!! I just have a question, i used a kingston DTI 2GB and works great but i dont have almost any room for more than 2/3 games, if i grab a bigger GB one, can i just copy/paste this pendrive to the new one?!?

[@MrMario2011]

Yep!

[@SEAC_1986]

@@MrMario2011 ok thanks for the help and again thanks for the tutorial my friend!!! Have a good 2022 👍

[@MarkoMotley]

I followed everything you did to a T and used another hard drive with an OTG cable. but once I connected the OTG cable and a hard drive, the PS1 Classic booted up with the stock startup screen and stock menu. What happened?

[@obewan346]

Great video.. Can I mix PS1, PS2, AND SUPER NINTENDO.. ect all in the "transfer" folder together. ???

[@Z-man8768]

Well this works, but my ps classic would not recognize the usb in controller slot 2, so I needed to use controller slot 1 instead!

[@AP101083]

Yeah the weird thing is I needed to use slot 1 instead of slot 2... installed it but after that it wouldn't want to load ERIS menu anymore after I made the Stick NTFS or EXFAT and put on some PS1 games... did get some weird error messages and after that Freeze... Freeze... put the stick out and boots up normal/ SO i wanted to install everything again and uninstalled Eris because I think some messed up. Made a Uninstall file and that worked and deleted Eris... after that nothing worked anymore to install it again it simpley won't recognize my USB stick (used 3x where 2 are on the compatible list) used a different AC adapter with 2+A also didn't work (used Fat32 / Exfat / NTFS format) so I gave up mine PS Classic simple don't want to be modded...

[@Z-man8768]

@@AP101083 look into shorting the USBs on the front, it could help. Prevents them limiting power to certain things like your thumb drive, think you have to do that with the Nintendo classic.

[@AP101083]

@@Z-man8768 ​ It worked now!! i used now a VERY old USB 2.0 sitck with a MICRO SD card in it and that did the trick to install the software on it (this time 100% OK and not corrupted) again! Someone told me this trick!! there are some PS Classics that has trouble to install the software with the USB 2.0 Cruzer Sandisk even though it should work and was on the compatible list! I happen to have a PS Classic that says NOP NOP NOP GRRR.

[@nickhimes9430]

i ran into another issue. when i go into my PS1 games list in project eris with my wheel of games. it only shows the default Classic games. All my downloaded games are black squares. they are shown there but when i click on a hgame, it just flickers and doesnt load the game.

[@willcm896]

Thank youuuu still works, so awesome!

[@MrMario2011]

Perfect!

[@patrickstar1164]

I did all the steps, when I use the otg, eris menu is not booting. Instead, the default menu is starting. How to fix this?

[@clblev]

Mine doesn't boot up after formatting to exfat just shuts down the console Update- It was my USB hub that wasn't giving enough power to the console and flash drive. Works fine now thanks.

[@FraserA1987]

I am having the same issue - what is the solution?

[@clblev]

@@FraserA1987 I had the console plugged into a USB hub and it wasn't giving the console enough power I plugged it directly into the wall and it worked after that. I would recommend getting an otg cable also.

[@shibineru]

How do you add more games once you have reached the USB’s limit? I was adding games to it via the method you mentioned, but after a while when I was transferring the files over it said I had no more space on the drive to add the files. I was using a 32gb USB 2.0. I’ve only added maybe 30 games or so, and I know there are people who’ve added hundreds. Also with regards to games which have multiple discs, how do you change discs when the games are on seperate discs? What I mean by that is that you have a title that is two games but they each have their own dedicated disc. For example Final Fantasy Anthology is a collection which is two discs but has two games - Final Fantasy V on one, and Final Fantasy VI on the other. Same with Final Fantasy Chronicles which is Chrono Trigger and Final Fantasy IV. Whenever I boot up the game it always selects just one. I bring up the menu to change the disc image...(and it sees that there’s more than one) but it never actually changes it.

[@tgchan]

Thank you MrMario~!! Such a gold video~!!

[@MrMario2011]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@michaelwarren3351]

Hiya, how do i transfer games without a disk drive? was hoping to see instructions how to use Eris to add games not from personal Cd's?

[@popp7223]

25:33 You enabled: "Launch Games in RA from Stock UI". I also did but I unfortunately experienced some freezing and lagging issues for some games. Can you please instead help to install alternative psx cores (that show a better compatibility) in Retroarch and have those cores run by default in the carroussel ? Thank you.

[@kevindary5991]

i did everything but once i put my usb into the ps classic and turned it on, it shows project eris and just shuts off, what do i do ?? help please

[@99man]

Informative video. Well done 👏

[@peterbruin5154]

Driving me crazy. I get to stage of project eris fully working on exfat, but as soon as I add any roms to flash drive, it then goes straight back to ps classic on boot. 😩

[@firstbornchronicler]

Dude, I don’t own a Playstation Classic, but I wanna play Silent Hill. Is it easy enough for me, a total noob when it comes to modding, to put just one game on my Classic? If so then I’ll buy one. Also, I own a laptop, so will this work or do I need a full blown PC?

[@EVega0611]

It depends on laptop specs. Anything from 2 years ago to today will work

[@firstbornchronicler]

Littymj a Chromebook laptop?

[@EVega0611]

@@firstbornchronicler that I'm not sure... I use a windows laptop....

[@firstbornchronicler]

Littymj no problem, thanks for the heads up anyway bro.

[@EVega0611]

@@firstbornchronicler Your welcome. I have seen videos of crash bandicoot running well on a Chromebook so its a possibility. Only way to find out is honestly to just try it yourself

[@Danny-iy4pn]

Not sure why mine isn't working, all goes well until the last step where it doesn't boot up project eris. I followed it step by step and tried with different compatible usbs but still get the same result. The only thing thats different is when getting the backup files the system doesn't reboot but it does give me the message of fat32 isn't compatible, copy the files and reformat. Any ideas?

[@stevenunez2186]

HEy man great video, very helpful but how do i load multi track games onto the usb? Games like tomb raider 2 have many bins.

[@robgonzalez510]

Can you please help me? When I plugged in my DualShock4 through usb cable, only the left analog stick works :/

[@pudgepudge1548]

Great video. Do you have a video on how to get 4 controllers working on Eris? I am trying to play bomber man party edition with 4 ps classic controllers but it doesnt seem to work.

[@MobCat_]

If you want to rename your cue/bin files you have to open the cue file with notepad and change the name of the bin file listed in there to the new name of your bin file... You can do it but It's a pain your better of just picking a good name from the start and sticking to it.

[@MrMario2011]

Very true. Rip it right the first time!

[@poolboy22v]

What do i do if i put the ps1 bin and cue files into the transfer folder and they still don't show up on the ps classic carousel?

[@midmonobody411]

I checked for compatibility got the correct everything. Followed and nothing worked

[@JuanDiaz-jo1rw]

What i want to know is what are the best settings for Autobleem/Retroarch. I have 4 Terabyte on my PS classic. And i have the entire PS1 library. But i did noticed that some games don't work properly or have fps drops. Others work perfect with no issues. I have the latest autobleem/retroarch. But im wondering if if ahould leave it with the stock settings or if there are stuff we can change to make more games playable.

[@josh223]

What Is the benefit of this over bleemsync? And what would you use the network for?

[@davidhornsey6141]

Not having luck with this. Followed it step by step with same tech but the classic doesn’t recognise the USB

[@mayorgc]

I used this guide to install project eris. It worked fine for the longest time. But today, I tried to play some ps1, but all games are running slow mo. My other snes, nes, gba games work great on emu station. But ps1 just doesn't run correctly. Any ideas? I play from the main carousel.

[@yodamann5193]

Updated from Auto-Bleem, only get error code 001:001, Tried 3 different USB drives, same error, so I decided to do a Clean install not upgrade, so Put Eris on a newly formatted USB, yes it did work, so why does upgrade not?

[@popp7223]

Hey Mr Mario, I do not know for you but sometimes L2, R2 from the gamepad stays "pushed" and "stuck" inside. They do not come back to their location after pressing. Do u also experience this ?

[@MrZeroFaith]

So you only need 1 usb to install it and then can use the same usb to play the games from it right?

[@dertobbe1176]

Dude this works perfectly. Thank you very much for your tutorial. Can you recommend something for better graphics and stuff?

[@MrMario2011]

I use RetroArch, I don't tweak anything further aside from using a scanlines overlay for a few titles.