PlayStation 1 Ultimate Emulator Guide - MAX SETTINGS!

[@BoundaryBreak]

woah! must sit down and follow instructions soon for all those RPGs with fixed cameras... HALF A MILE AWAY! honestly. I was just thinking about picking Chrono Cross back up and this is perfect

[@kacekristian5178]

You all prolly dont care but does anyone know of a way to log back into an Instagram account?? I stupidly forgot my account password. I appreciate any tricks you can offer me!

[@elimalinsky7069]

Interesting, if you add texture filtering, upscale the resolution and fix the geometry wobble, you get early PS2 visuals.

[@MattTripwire]

ah ps1... my favourite console of ALL TIME. you made me a very happy man Austin! cheers :)

[@SimplyAustins]

Always here yo make smiles matey :D Thanks mate :D

[@Hijynx87]

PS1 was amazing, I recommend Herc's Adventures...a little hidden gem I used to adore.

[@achrefgaming3377]

ps2 is my fav but i like ps1 too

[@kiba12546]

This video is a lifesaver!!!! Every time I would try a 2d game like Suikoden 2 or breath of fire the textures would wobble and move Everytime I moved the character or during cutscenes. The settings you recommended fixed it!!!

[@sonicthejetsetbeat7465]

You videos are mad amazing keep'em coming, Austin Bro!

[@SimplyAustins]

+Sonic The Hedgehog as long as you guys watch em, I will keep making em :)

[@sonicthejetsetbeat7465]

Yeah you bet bro! :D

[@SimplyAustins]

+Sonic The Hedgehog :)

[@sonicthejetsetbeat7465]

:D

[@chedarmentosbrown5922]

Sega approved fan made Sonic game for pc overboundstudio.com/index.php...

[@franky_saint]

Side note for people who aren't savvy on emulation just yet, this will help you-- the installer gives you a shortcut after installation. Right click that and then click 'Open File Location' to access the same files he got from the Retroarch DOWNLOAD version. I'm not sure how many people aren't aware of this feature, but sometimes I see this brought up in comment sections on other tutorials.

[@obie224]

Good lord, over half an hour to explain how to set a few options, and a link to "fix files" that's an empty useless folder. Nice job.

[@lifeiseasy540]

I was struggling for several days trying to get my PS1 emulation to look nicer. Nearly 3 years after you made this video and it just helped me out a TON!! Thank you so much!

[@TrayGChevorletCorvette]

lookin at that ps1 on the floor got me all nostalgia happy. i remember those days

[@svartedauden3566]

People, stop asking unnecessary questions. Everything he says is done correctly. Just write down everything that is said in this tutorial. It works. It all depends on the version that you have. Some things aren't the same so you just keep default settings not to fuck up anything. The basics are all here. Austin, thanks for an awesome tutorial. You da man!

[@michaeltexas1993]

Please do this with every major console and then go to the lower tier consoles!

[@leberkassemmel]

Yea! It is so difficult to find out what emulator works best for what console. I tried a few for N64, and none seem to work particularly good.

[@FurryShep]

Michi use the Project64 1.7 Beta, its a paid release but you can find it easily.

[@Adam-rt7lp]

Michael McGehee Yes please Simply Austin That would be Amazing. Make ultimate retro guide for all the main consoles in RetroArch

[@HappyBeezerStudios]

Project64 works fine, and if you get Mupen64 configured it's awesome. For NES/Famicom usually NEStopia is nice. for SNES either SNES9x or ZSNES. The later even has a version that is network capable for multiplayer.

[@MiddleClasshole77]

Dude you are way too helpful. The recent upgrades with PS1 emulation are great, but so confusing, this video made the setup so much easier. I think more Retroarch videos for other systems would be great, if you haven't made them already. This stuff is why I'm subscribed.

[@michaelangst6078]

You didn't explain this properly at all.. For the people that are having problems with getting a game to load... Make sure you have the 6 bios files scph1001.bin scph5500.bin scph5501.bin scph5502.bin scph7001.bin scph7502.bin In the Rero Arch system folder. In order to find out where they go, In retro arch go to settings>directory>system bios........ make sure the 6 bios files are in that folder that is listed under the system bios... in windows 10 for me it was users>your pc name>appdata>roaming>Retroarch/system.... Appdata folder was hidden, so I also had to make sure to display hidden folders... You didn't explain this in the video about going to check in the directory and system bios within retro arch first... If you're going to take fucking forever in these... Make sure you're giving everybody the full info, not just half of it and leave out the most important info to get it working.... FUCK nugget....

[@petefury94]

Thanks, this really helped

[@CLOYO]

He also told us that that PCSX ReARMed is like Reloaded, but ReARMed is for the ARM platform...

[@adolfohernandez9553]

I have build about 5 arcade cabinets thanks to your videos. Now that PlayStation games can be played at a better quality just amazes me. Keep up the great work you do

[@SimplyAustins]

+adolfo hernandez thank you kind sir, and let's see those cades!!! Hehe :)

[@Hyourinnmaru360]

Did everything described on the video but when I drag any file /bin file) its just appears "failed to load content."

[@theultimateninja]

Mine doesn't even do anything.

[@Plonipo]

same

[@linushyper300]

Same.

[@aqeeldiwan7137]

you need to use the .cue files for it to work

[@MuradBeybalaev]

Trobleshooting 101: try loading without drag'n'dropping, duh.

[@romandoo]

Austin is that kind of youtuber, that you just watch as soon as he upload something. Love your work!

[@SimplyAustins]

+Romando Kraus hehe.. . Thank you kind sir :) I hope they are helpful :)

[@yungwarlordXI]

Love your videos keep up the work brother

[@SimplyAustins]

Thank you kind Sir, I just hope they help :D

[@williamallen4298]

would this work on the pi 3

[@SimplyAustins]

You can emulate PS1 on the Pi3 no problem with RetroArch, Its the standard choice in RetroPie. BUT, many of the features covered in the video are not available on that device due to the impact on the system... but still AWESOME!

[@runadumb]

william allen The pi version uses a different emulator, so unfortunately not. It wouldn't be powerful enough anyway

[@jayhollowayii2]

can this run ISO files extracted from dvd with dvd decrypter ?

[@bass5445]

Legend mate! Working smooth as. Time to relive my childhood these holidays :)

[@liquidgod5606]

You could have explained everything in literally 3 minutes at the start, or at least skim through it so we could pause and copy the settings and then go back to explaining like I'm 5. My nerves have been officially WRECKED.

[@leofreihofer]

Nice tutorial. Glad you don't rush and bounce around too fast so we can keep up to what you are doing and for explaining what you're doing with examples of how it effects the game play. Very helpful. Thank you once again.

[@maceymurrell9967]

i got a "damn headache dude... etc. Just put the "damn' game in and play it.

[@filipefrancoafonso]

Thank you very much Austin! I've been using ePSXe Windows since last year. When I search on internet it seems that the work on that emulator died 10 years ago. It still has a lot of issues to work on. Seeing the RetroArch is really amazing. The emulator by itself looks so damn good and the features surpass by far ePSXe. Awesome video, congrats!

[@sachigame924]

Ahhw man, unfortunately RetroArch crashes as soon as I go back into the game after enabling any of the texture filtering options :/

[@leviathanaqua55555]

go to retro arch settings/save, turn on auto state save/load, then when you change something you hit escape then open retroarch and open the game again it will apply.

[@memberberry6177]

Thank you to helping me understand certain aspects of the upgraded functions with side by side comparisons. This is super informative.

[@SimplyAustins]

+Member Berry thank you mate... I know how complicatedly worded some if the functions are, easier to show with footage:)

Hey man, when I try to enter core options it says "No core options available" What I have to do? Could you Help me?

[@Gaff.]

You need to run something, and with that thing running, you can press F1 to bring up the Retro Arch menu, which will then allow you to configure options as a core will be loaded. There's actually probably a better way, but this one's pretty simple so that's what I've been doing.

[@helgenx]

Just don't use retroarch, use EPSXE instead.

[@sergiovinicius2221]

@@helgenx EPSX has the same options as retroarch ?

[@Gaff.]

How are you, Austin? I have a question but as I'm here I just want to reïterate how much I love your approach to your videos. You do get criticised for the length of them and I really do understand why. But it is just so truly enjoyable to hear someone be so passionate about something and have so much _fun_ trying to help others. I think maybe you could make it easier to skip to different sections (timestamps or something) if you wanted a good compromise, but it doesn't bother me. You just sound so bloody happy; it's hard even to want to skip through it. Anyway, I've followed this video's instructions to the letter and the result is that I can play my games and it all works, which is great. However, the game I'm trying to play is Countdown Vampires, which I half-expect you to say is an old favourite (or that it's terrible or you've never heard of it), and it seems to have trouble looking good. My theory is that it's for using pre-rendered backgrounds, and that the emulation of the backgrounds and the 3D models is done so differently that it doesn't look right. If I leave everything at native PS1 settings, it just doesn't look remotely good. I imagine this is because our fancy new high-resolution screens don't do well with these old games, as this is a problem even on my Wii and PS2; they looked better on my old '90s televisions. However, when I turn up almost any setting, either my frame rate drops to an unplayable level or I get horrible sound artefacts. What's weird about this is that my PS2 emulator does great when I turn up the resolution to much higher levels than this. If I can't fix it I may have to use native settings for everything, and it frankly looks just a step above a Mega Drive game when I do that, which as I've said is frustrating mostly because my system can probably handle it if I knew how to instruct it, given that it does PS2 emulation seemingly much better. Thanks a million.

[@Gameworm214]

Dragging my game over to the RetroArch window does nothing for me unfortunately :L My BIN files are from legit CDs, don't know if that makes any difference.

[@FatihSultanMehmed]

hey guys, hey Simply Austin, yesterday i get my new "R9 270X" graphic card with "Vulkan" support and now i can do the same like Simply Austin in this video, everything works fine... your video show in the easiest way, how we can make PS1 Gaming "Great Again" some notes about this video for all u other guys! u can only set the "Internal GPU resolution" higher if ur graphic card support "Vulkan API" on Nvidia from GTX 6xx and AMD from HD 77xx and Intel from Skylake have Vulkan Support if u have blackscreen, fellow this start retroarch, go to settings => driver => video driver "vulkan", press ESC for safe ! start retroarch again, now start a ps1 game, press f1 => Quick Menü => Options => Renderer Vulkan. its work 100%,

[@hackedgamemaker1761]

Can you do a modern PC build that can run every emulator on PC. Please and thank you in advance.

[@SimplyAustins]

+HackedGameMaker sure thing mate, will do an update for emulation rigs. With the new hardware out at the moment it's shaken things up :)

[@jordydelange8853]

A Pentium g4560 (literally the cheapest Pentium model, it's like 60 bucks) + GTX 1050(ti) (also very cheap. Think around 120-150 bucks) will run almost everything op and including to the wii/gamecube fine. Take the 1050ti over the 1050 for a bit more power to make games look even better and for more power in 'normal' gaming. Heck, if you want to only the g4560 can do a lot of work with it's iGPU. My brother has it in his pc, and he is able to run most gamecube games fine (using the ishiiruka dolphin built) and even increase the render resolution a bit. For good WiiU/3ds emulation the 1050ti will also suffice, although something more like the i5 7500/7600/7600k is required as a processor. I don't know how AMD's new ryzen cpu's fare in emulation, so you have to do some research on that. I hope this has been of any help :)

[@Spacecoke]

HackedGameMaker windwaker HD looks gorgeous on CEMU emulator

[@jrbaralot]

Jordy De Lange, would this also be a good budget build for playing last gen, ps3/360 games?

[@dominikkuharic1259]

RetroArch is like you have all of the newest emulators and or older ones on your pc in one program . This was a really clever thing to release :) I like it

[@sebastianwilczynski86]

My problem is, I can't even try games, when I try to run them, nothing happens. Plus when I try to load content option, there is info "no items" in folder with all my PSX games and all of them owrked on ePSXe.

[@SimplyAustins]

What happens when You launch the games mate? Have you checked the system files?

[@sebastianwilczynski86]

In system I have 6 SCPHxxxx.bin files. And as I said, nothing happens, no errors, no respond from RetroArch, but i doesn't freeze either.

[@SimplyAustins]

Check the feedback from the Pinned post at the top of the comments mate. Did that help?

[@sebastianwilczynski86]

Just.... tried click F1, but then I get black screen too, not the menu of that core... I just give up

[@broder3294]

are you sure you loaded the core correctly?

[@scorpio6819]

I'm here 4 years later checking your guide 😁👍

[@Goon935]

Amazing video, Thanks

[@SimplyAustins]

+Goon thank you kind sir

[@shadiwon]

love your video following step by step but as soon as I change any rendering options and try to go back into the game it crashes what do I do I have windows 7 64 bit i7 and a gtx 1080 ti 24 gb ram so i shouldn't have any problems running it higher anyone please help

[@751126thomas]

It took me entire morning setting my emulator step by step through your video! Pretty useful! Thanks for this tutorial dude!

[@bako-d]

1. cool video 2. where the HELL did you get that beautiful wallpaper

[@SimplyAustins]

+SantosFlame thank you kind Sir. That wallpaper is, Wallpaper Engine purchased from steam. Costs about 3-4 bucks I think

[@Froggy-ts8yj]

Amazing video, cant waiter to see how Parasite Eve 1 & 2 will look with these settings!! Thanks so much for the video.

[@AlexisHernandez-ys9yn]

ePSXe stills being the best psx emulator with pete's gpu plugin and shaders files!

[@Δημήτρης-θ7θ]

I always hated ePSXe because it introduces some noticeable input lag.

[@mauricioesma]

Hey Austin a couple of months ago (5 apparently) you recommended me I use a newer emulator than EPSXE, after finally trying it out I just wanna say THANKS! Most mind blowing experience I've had in YEARS in emulation! :D I appreciate your work and passion a lot! Keep rocking it! Latersss :D

[@KILLCOMBO]

i got all black screen i did not config anything i just updated the core and put a rom and i i got a black screen?

[@garrahan90]

The Boogeyman where can I find the skip BIOS option?

[@DarkGraid]

It also happened to me. I fixed it changing the video driver to vulkan in Driver > Video Driver

[@thomaspickford1278]

Holy shit been fucking around all day and this. This is all i needed to get going. Thanks

[@fraserkinloch3765]

DarkGraid I just tried that and emulator crashed :(((

[@paulolambert8058]

just pick bios scph7003.bin rename change to scph5001.bin then put into system folder bingo mine i fix like that

[@tedcrilly1]

He's back!! Good to see a setup vid again buddy.

[@SimplyAustins]

+Phil good to be back and make some if the vids I love. Missed being able to do this, so now got to get an out:) thanks mate!

[@bobsmith1226]

Hey man, thanks for the video but I could use a little help. When you go into Quick Menu > Options, you seem to have some options available that I don't, like the ability to set the renderer to Vulkan. I'm using the exact same core as you and the exact same version of RetroArch - in fact, I can't seem to get these options regardless of what core I use. Any ideas? Thanks.

[@LIQUIDSNAKEz28]

Did you ever figure this out because I'm having the SAME problem?

[@Splozy]

@@LIQUIDSNAKEz28 you guys are probably using Beetle (non HW). You need Beetle HW for the fancy stuff.

[@mxstar1]

Retroarch tutorials would be amazing, Retroarch is so vast, it has so many options, and so many emulators. I would love a guide for every system. I hope you do a series on it

[@TheWh1teL1ght]

you copuld have explained everyting in 5 minutes...

[@SimplyAustins]

+White Light sorry then mate. Please give a dislike and I hope you find a great 5 min video. Happy gaming as always:)

[@TheWh1teL1ght]

dislike for all your hard work? I'll not dislike it :)

[@worldcollapse]

Had to watch it 1.5 speed

[@elmachincompa]

People that don't have all day can always watch someone else. I enjoy watching the videos even if they're long.

[@elmachincompa]

Please give a dislike and I hope you find a great 5 min video. Happy gaming as always:)

[@spartaque14]

one of the best guides about retroarch with psx core , ty m8

[@Asdxzzz]

Same as others this doesn't work for me. I have a gaming laptop with a GTX 980m so it's not a hardware issue. I have followed the video exactly; setting the same; downloading and putting the system files into the correct folder etc. But when I drag a game over Retro Arch, nothing happens. I know the game file itself works as I can run it on ePSXe emulator and its fine and runs straight away; but obviously it doesn't look as good. Reading through the comments I've also tried changing my video driver to 'vulkan' and it still doesn't work.

[@Basneit]

+1

[@gamingbless6450]

did you ever got it to work?

[@mortivarus]

Does your .bin file have an accompanying .cue file? Without it, it won't recognise it, as the developers thought it was a good idea to remove .bin support. If you don't have a .cue file, you can make a text file and insert this in, after which you save it as .cue: FILE "GAMENAME.bin" BINARY TRACK 01 MODE1/2352 INDEX 01 00:00:00

[@ToMaSsS10]

Missinf the BIOS probably.

[@ScarlettStunningSpace]

I live off the grid, meaning I generate my own power so I cannot use my Gaming PC at night. Even though I can't use this emulator until morning, I still watched the whole thing and I find it very entertaining and interesting.

[@KILLCOMBO]

did the first two steps on the core and auto save sate and load and when i put the rom on it only gives me black screen any way out of this

[@SimplyAustins]

+Kazuya Mishima you do the fix files mate?

[@KILLCOMBO]

yes sir

[@FallenGamer]

I had the same problem but was able to fix it very easily. I took the 'Fix files' that was provided and instead of moving the entire file to the RetroArch system folder. I only moved the files withing the Fix file to the RetroArch System file. So instead of moving the 'Fix' system folder to the 'Retro' system folder as shown in the video. Open the 'Fix' file then move the files within to the 'RetroArch' system folder. I hope that helps you as it worked for me.

[@KILLCOMBO]

lol ok i see

[@mattid1977]

Yep, same problem here. Followed each step to the letter but only get a black screen with this core

[@SeferYetzirahMetal]

Ok, for those who are still having issues with a Black Screen even after trying "The Boogeyman's" suggestion, I have found the solution!!! You need 3 Bios and they need to be in your Retroarch Directory under "system". They are named as followed : scph5500.bin, scph5501.bin, and scph5502.bin. and quoted from a Retroarch Wiki: "The hardest to find is the scph5501.bin, but its MD5 is identical of scph7003 so you can rename 7003 to 5501 and it will work". obviously im not gonna link the bios but they are not hard to find. This fixed my issue.

[@Raylightsen]

This damn copyright shit is screwing us all, like, the heck why no? if you have the games physically, screw copyright, also, this stupid emulator doesn't work, not matter what.

[@cornbettle]

followed the tut, black screen when i throw any game at it

[@SimplyAustins]

+cornbeatle check the fix files are in the system folder

[@cornbettle]

Simply Austin thanks for the heads up. the system folder has the fix files and i checked the directory in retroarch and it's the correct one. the games boot with only audio, but i get no image at all. i tried getting bios files from some other site but the same issue persisted. Not sure what the problem is exactly.

[@SimplyAustins]

hmmm that does seem very odd :( I will have a look around and see if there is a known bug etc. If you hear the game its obviously booting its obviioulsy working but not rendering correctly. All settings are stock?

[@cornbettle]

Simply Austin yes sir! i tried doing the whole process again but get the same issue. i'm on a radeon r9 390x and fx 6300 windows 10 and the api is set to vulkan.

[@cornbettle]

this didnt help me :/

[@Rossco1337]

good beginner configuration video as always. quick tip though, you can save your configuration from the main menu without having to close retroarch and reopen it - it's right under the online updater option.

[@SimplyAustins]

+Rossco Indalane I know mate, test sometimes it just doesn't seem to do what it says. Maybe it's just me, I don't take the chance hehe. Thank you for the kind words mate

[@NOOBEPICASSO]

Bro you talk to much just to get to one simple point

[@pv8685]

Your videos are awesome!! Thank you so much for makeing them!! the world needs more of your kind! :) best about it: easy to understand and you are focusing on the important things

[@ClassicalElement]

:( not first

[@SimplyAustins]

But the early Bird always catches the worm :D

[@ClassicalElement]

Also its me Earthbadger ive got 2 accounts thats why you might not see Earthbadger on most video's

[@SimplyAustins]

Sneaker bugger... you should have told me :D

[@thecitrine1675]

Hey anyone who has an error, dont use the Beetle one, use the PSX one and make sure you download SCPH1001 and put it in to your system folder, this guide is a little broken, but after some digging I found this method to work perfectly

[@Machelloo]

Took me a while to pick this up, but it's great. Thanks mate! Works perfectly for me.FFVII here I come :-)

[@MrHorst38]

Great guide. You should keep in mind however that the Beetle PSX HW core is fairly limited when it comes to glitchless compatibility. I have a lot of PSX games and only 7% of them work without serious graphical artefacts and glitches on HW core. Rollcage that is shown in this video is one of them. So you shouldn't expect all games to work flawlessly like Rollcage does.

[@do0rkn0b]

I've been emulating since before snes9x could run super Mario world, and it's amazing how much stuff there is to constantly learn. thanks for the video.

[@ernestochavolla90]

Very helpful video. I installed retroarch on my snes mini running psx core and most other videos make it seem difficult, it gets easier to have everything running smooth.

[@Deejus679]

Awesome video brother! My has RetroArch upped it's game. Thanks for the fountain of knowledge my friend!

[@SimplyAustins]

+David Shane thank you kind Sir, I hope it helps.... I live this front end/emu/core/magic they made :)

[@Deejus679]

But of course my friend. Others may not the feel the same, but I love in your longer, more in-depth tutorials. So with all of the new enhancements now offered in RetroArch, would you say that this now offers better graphics enhancements then ePSXe?

[@SimplyAustins]

yes mate. This one has far more of the more modern enhancements. But the main thing is that once you got it up and running it can do much more than just PlayStation... its almost flawless for most 80s and 90s popular consoles/computers and handhelds

[@Deejus679]

Simply awesome! ;) I can't wait to start applying this towards some of my other commonly used consoles!

[@EposVox]

Very interesting approach!

[@KingBlonde]

This is fantastic, crazy how they've fixed the warped textures which was a problem on the official hardware even.

[@Kosac07]

Haven't seen one of these in a while, good job Austin!

[@RealThatDesignerGuy]

You are my go-to guy for all things emulation.

[@SimplyAustins]

+DesignerCore well I hope it helps mate :) thank you

[@TheBigevilQ8]

Another great video from simply Austin. I like these videos when you take your retro games to the limit. I believe this is what the emulators for otherwise we can just play it on their attended consoles

[@SimplyAustins]

+TheBigevilQ8 got to push everything to the limit hehe.... thank you mate

[@MartellThaCool]

whoa... love your presentation and quality in details

[@SimplyAustins]

+Martell Tha Cool thank you kind sir.... I hope it all helps:)

[@MartellThaCool]

@@SimplyAustins you're welcome guys! 😎😃

[@jSlazer1988]

You really need to update this tutorial. I'm getting nothing but task failed from the Content Downloader and Core Downloader.

[@jSlazer1988]

I made this comment during the hack. I understand why this isn't working Fuck this emulator drama bullshit

[@lupinedreamexpress]

I've used retroarch a while. Works great on a Pi 3 Model B for NES, SNES, Genesis / Master System / Megadrive / 32x games. Even better if you get the 7" touchscreen and HDMI out hats. Get a Wi-Fi radio module thats decent enough if you are going to do this. I just threw mine in a painted and ventelated cabinet with some standoffs for a homemade home consule w/ screen on top. Use the screen to select your game, when it runs auto-pipe to HDMI out. Golden on your television like a smart game console.

[@theselfproclaimedretrogame9383]

Thank you a lot for showing us RetroArch, lately I got a new laptop, it's not top top, but it beats my 7 years old Sony Vaio, and i've been spending more time tweeking, downloading, testing than actually playing, you just got a new subscriber. ; ))

[@StylexSai]

For those of you getting a black screen. What helped me was making sure I got the Bios and made sure it was all lower case. It is case sensitive. o.o

[@actionhanz3420]

the system folder explanation made me chuckle :) thanks for the link

[@SkillipEvolver]

Also, the Playstation skatepark at 33:18 is legend.

[@SimplyAustins]

hehe is that an actual place then mate? Where is it located?

[@SkillipEvolver]

oh yes indeed! it's under a flyover in Ladbroke Grove (London), near the famous Portobello Market. It went by PlayStation Skatepark for over 15 yrs I think. renamed now to 'Bay SixtySix'. It had a pretty cool PS logo machined from steel over the entrance. You can also see it in Ali G, in one of his Ali G show intros, you see him breakdancing in there :-). great vids as always btw, love the detail.

[@erikjoseph2712]

I love you so much, thanks for actually going in depth on how to fix the emulator to your liking.

[@EvilSins93]

Thanks so much for this Austin! It really is a well explained and awesome guide, keep up the good work :)

[@johneygd]

Mind blowing filters.

[@bundo-san]

Thanks for this! I struggled a lot with the retroarch emulator UI :)

[@tigerush]

Excellent explanation about each feature. Well done man.

[@tobitobey5522]

This interface is awesome. Thanks for this tutorial.

[@SimplyAustins]

Yeah, they done a great job on this one. Many thanks for kind words mate

[@IAt0m1xI]

I wonder how Oddworld Abe's Oddysee and Exoddus looks keep up the great work!!

[@xblch3ssy]

thankyou so much for this iv been struggling with ps1 emulation for ages and this has worked for me! well the roll cage demo has not tested another game yet

[@SimplyAustins]

+Gam3r Ch3ssy thank you mate :) glad to know it worked.. .. now get stuck in and get PlayStation games to, it's a classic system:)

[@pricelessppp]

Great video friend just started trying to emulate games.

[@GavinNogarthCoates1982]

excelent video for setting up. more like these bud

[@L0L247]

I don't usually use emulators but this one is good and I love PS1 and have been collecting for it for a bit now. This is a good one thanks for showing. Though I wish it was as simple as putting in your original PS1 disc the way PCSX2 allows PS2 discs. Thumbs up though.

[@L0L247]

sp00kiest channel Evah!!! Well I did it mainly to see the graphical improvements. I have a PS1 so emulating without any graphical enhancements would not have any benefits for me.

[@HappyBeezerStudios]

The fix for the ploating point inaccuricy is awesome.

[@nickclarke8138]

cracking video, would love one like it for PS2 emulation. wanting to build a dedicated light gun pedestal cabinet so PS2 emulation is a must. **edit: the link to your pcsx2 guide was in the list of suggested videos! lol**

[@Baz87100]

I've never heard of this until today, I'm definitely doing this when I have the time. The interface reminds me of PS3

[@singnitpick]

A very well presented video! personally I love jaggies(in some games) and dislike retroarch's UI, however I agree its one of the best ways to experience tons of systems with lots of options. Ill definitely link this video when I make a emu device review. Peace!

[@KesGaming]

Great video Austin! I have a request: could you make a video about emulating old Windows operating systems, like Windows 98 and Windows XP?

[@paulwills1967]

Loved the video, helped a load and missing you mucka. Hope you start up again 😘

[@Lock2002ful]

Damn, you're awesome, as always. Keep it up! :D

[@CaptainSwag101]

Love the tutorial, although I think calling the extra files "Fixes" is a bit of a stretch, even if the emulator won't work without them ;) But still, thanks for all the in-depth explanation, it's becoming harder and harder to find up-to-date tutorials nowadays!

[@SalHernandez707]

Great video. Love to see other max settings vids. Your channel is awesome. 👍

[@SimplyAustins]

+Sal Hernandez thank you kind Sir... I hope they help :)

[@Zalibidas]

Awesome. Its actually usable now. Before the internal resolution had issues. When you changed it, it'd only fill a portion of the screen and would be unplayable. I figured they'd fix it eventually making that my new go to for PSX emulation and turns out I was right. Wondering if I can use shaders with it similar to the way you'd use them on ePSXe. Some games look good with certain ones. FF9 and the cartoon shader is pretty great.

[@SimplyAustins]

yeah, in my opinion this one has the best stock shaders available for old school looks. You can even download more automatically or use your own

[@juliox1716]

Awesome videos! Please keep the retroarch for Windows tutorials coming! If be great to see this done for other system like n64 or ps2

[@dannyfensome7541]

Nice video, I haven't tried a PS1 emulator yet!

[@LIQUIDSNAKEz28]

THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!! You have done god's work!!!

[@fernandohg225]

Great guides, maybe doing others emulators guides and showing how good it looks !!?

[@namdor0746]

Amazing video as always! Sent you a email today not sure how often you check it so I thought I would post a comment here about it as well.

[@chrisjenkins963]

RetroArch has such a beautiful front end but was maddeningly confusing to configure. Thanks for helping out an old fart

[@djaj1212]

Beetle didn't work on my pc only the duckstation emu.