Mednafen Sony PlayStation Documentation Sony PlayStation Documentation Last updated September 16, 2017 Valid as of 0.9.48 Table of Contents:. WARNING: Save states(and by extension, state rewinding and netplay) and saved games on emulated memory cards do not mix well unless you are extremely careful. For any given game, either use save states or the game's own save system, but not both, lest you may destroy your saved games. A dual-core Phenom II or Athlon II at 3GHz or higher, or rough equivalent(in terms of single-core IPC), is recommended for running Mednafen's PlayStation 1 emulation on(note that this recommendation does not apply to any unofficial ports or forks, which may have higher CPU requirements).

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For better performance, the binary should be compiled for a 64-bit target(for example, x8664) rather than 32-bit, if available. Enabling CD image preloading into memory via the setting is recommended, to avoid short emulator pauses and audio pops due to waiting for disk accesses to complete when the emulated CD is accessed. Playback is supported. However, many PSF1 rips won't work properly as they are broken in various ways:. Contain malformed PS-EXE headers. Perform unaligned halfword and word memory accesses. Erroneously use load instruction target register as a source register in load delay slots.

Set volume too high, leading to obnoxious clipping in the emulated SPU. Place the correct BIOS image files in the. Do not rename other revisions/regions of the BIOS to match the expected filenames, or you'll likely cause emulation glitches(and cause confusion if you ever distribute or otherwise refer to these misnamed files). The filenames listed below are per default psx.bios. settings. Filename: Purpose: Hash: scph5500.bin SCPH-5500/v 3.0J BIOS image. Required for Japan-region games.

Development Console: SCPH-5502 with 8MB RAM, MM3 Modchip, PAL 60 Colour Modification (for NTSC), DB-9 breakout headers for both RGB and Serial output and an Xplorer. Machi-ing Maker, Metal Slug 5. Scph-1150 notes: field of motion 00,00-FF,FF (unlike scph-1200/scph. Added description for « cu2/bin files.

MD5: 8dd7d5296a650fac7319bce665a6a53c SHA256: 9c0405f4abe18698afea8d5aa36ff0727eb8484944e00eb5e7eadb scph5501.bin SCPH-5501/v 3.0A BIOS image. Required for North America/US-region games. Reportedly the same as the SCPH-7003 BIOS image. MD5: 490f666e1afb15b7362b406ed1cea246 SHA256: e466bbf0a709b1f9cb6834a947912451e971cf8a1fef scph5502.bin SCPH-5502/v 3.0E BIOS image. Required for Europe-region games.

MD5: 9d0b2b7024407c39bd3050 SHA256: 1faaa18fa820a0225e488d9f086296b8e6c46df87ff7d8fd352c09 The DualShock and Dual Analog controllers' analog sticks have a circular physical range of movement, but a much more squareish(corners are a bit rounded for DualShock) logical range, likely due to conservative calibration in the gamepads' hardware and firmware design. Modern PC(compatible) gamepads with a circular physical range of motion for their analog sticks(e.g. XBox 360 type controllers) tend to be more tightly-calibrated in hardware, and thus their logical range of motion will be closer to circles than squares.

This can cause problems with movement in some PS1 games(e.g. 'Mega Man Legends 2') that care not for proper trigonometry, as they are expecting larger values at ordinal angles of the sticks than the aforementioned type of PC gamepad can provide due to its design. An 'axisscale' setting(named like ') is provided for each possible emulated DualShock and Dual Analog controller on each port.

To work around this range issue with DualShock emulation, an 'axisscale' setting of '1.33' is recommended as a starting point. Smaller values(such as '1.20') may be sufficient and provide for more precise control, so try experimenting to find the ideal for your combination of gamepad and games. By default, no multitap is enabled. Be aware that if you enable multitap on PSX port 1, game view mapping will be inconsistent between games that support multitap and those that do not.

Enabling multitap on either PSX port may cause slight game slowdown. Some 1-and-2-player-only games half-support the multitap, but are apparently not coded with the multitap in mind, and may suffer from graphical glitches like screen tearing if multitap is enabled when running them.

PlayStation 3 Secrets:: PlayStation 3 Secrets The purpose of this webpage is to provide information (a majority are secret or are hard to find) on the PS3. If you think you know all there is to know about the PS3, read the following and you might learn a thing or two that you didn't know before. It is updated as new information is uncovered in the public, so visit often if you wish to keep up to date on the latest secrets. Please link to this webpage rather than copy the contents. And do remember that the ads support this page so visit them if they interest you. Note that this page is part of a collection of secrets to various hardware. Feel free to read other technology 'SECRETS' by visiting the menu at the top of this page.

Author: Clicking on a link in the Table of Contents takes you to the selected topic, and while there, if you click on the topic title, it will take you back to this Table of Contents. The following chart describes the basic differences between various PS3 model numbers. The chart is broken up into two parts.

The first part lists the prefix, while the second part lists the suffix. Combining prefix and suffix allows you to arrive at an actual PS3 model number. Note that although the harddrive capacity and memory card readers are missing in some models, you can upgrade or add the capability later.

Unimportant cosmetic variations (like color, chrome trim and exact location of ports) are not included. Note that for OtherOS, it was disabled in firmware 3.21 and higher. In the chart below, combining the yellow parts produces an actual PS3 model number.