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		  A Sony PlayStation Emulator for the PC
	  ePSXe FAQ 1.4.0 written by Bobbi & CDBuRnOuT of PSXEmu.com


Disclaimer: calb, Galtor and _Demo_ hold no warranties of any kind for this product.
You're using ePSXe at your own risk. The authors can't be held liable or responsible 
for any damage which results from using the emulator, it's plugins or anything 
described in this documentation in any way.

This FAQ may only be provided "as is". You're not allowed to remove this disclaimer
and put your own name there. You are, of course, allowed to put a COMPLETE copy of this
file on your webpage and offer it for reading / download. Please respect our hard work
and don't rip us off! The latest version of this FAQ can always be found on
http://www.psxemu.com/epsxe.shtml, along with several other tools for ePSXe!



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	--> Table of Contents
	--> Updates
		--> ePSXe FAQ 1.4.0
		--> ePSXe FAQ 1.3.1
		--> ePSXe FAQ 1.3.0
		--> ePSXe FAQ 1.2.5
		--> ePSXe FAQ 1.2.1
		--> ePSXe FAQ 1.2.0
		--> ePSXe FAQ 1.1.0
		--> ePSXe FAQ 1.0.0
	--> What's New
		--> ePSXe 1.2.0
		--> ePSXe 1.0.1
	--> Getting Started
		--> Getting All the Necessary Files
		--> Choosing the Best GPU Plugin
		--> Choosing and Configuring the CD-ROM Plugin
		--> Selecting the Best Sound Plugin
		--> Choosing the Correct BIOS
		--> Getting Through the Other Settings
	--> General Questions
		--> Who are the developers of this great application?
		--> Game X doesn't run. What can I do to get it running?
		--> Which BIOS files are the best to use with ePSXe?
		--> Can I use those PAL patches for the NTSC versions of the games as well?
		--> Does ePSXe support changing discs in multi-disc games?
		--> How can I show the frames per second (FPS)?
		--> Can you actually play audio CDs in the "Run BIOS" option? 
		--> For VGS, I used Daemon Tools to play ISOs, what should I use for ePSXe?
		--> Can I play backups with ePSXe?
		--> During certain games (for example Driver, Ridge Racer, X-Men Vs. Street Fighter etc.), 
    		    I can press whatever I want to, the emulator doesn't react. Can this be fixed?
		--> ePSXe keeps crashing on me at random intervals, what can I do?
		--> I keep getting some strange errors in the command line box in ePSXe...something about MCI?
		--> ePSXe just gives me a black screen!
		--> Yay! ePSXe 1.2.0 supports save states! But, how do I use them?
		--> I'm so excited about ePSXe 1.2.0 including Force Feedback support, but there's one problem,
                    it won't work! What am I doing wrong?
		--> Are there any command-line switches I should know of that are not mentioned in ePSXe's docs?
		--> After I upgrade ePSXe, my controller no longer works!
		--> ePSXe doesn't work with my controller, but I've seen others with the same use it with no 
                    problems! What am I doing wrong?
		--> ePSXe is way too fast! How can I slow it down?
		--> When I save my game using the memory cards after loading a Save State, it saves fine, but
                    the save data is missing/older when I play it the next time, what gives?
		--> Can I use ePSXe's 'Cheat' option to use GameShark/Pro Action Replay/etc. codes?
		--> Does [pec] work with ePSXe 1.2.0?
		--> I made a save state with a multi-disc game on one of the later discs, after switching
                    discs during play. When I started off the disc I was currently on when I went back, 
                    the save state would not load, what gives?
		--> Some games (only a few), are giving me trouble saving, what's up, I thought this was fixed?
	--> Plugin Problems
		--> What's the best graphics (GPU) plugin to use?
		--> I'm using Tratax's ASPI 1.2 plugin. When I start a game from CD-ROM, my computer
                    just sits there and does nothing. What's wrong?
		--> I own a Voodoo 3, and I'm using Pete's GPU plugins. I configured the plugin, and 
                    selected "Nice" in order to get nice graphics. But then emulator crashes. Why?
		--> I'm using Lewpy's Glide plugin for my 3dfx card. But every time I try to run a game, 
                    the emulator crashes.
		--> I'm using Win2K and can't get the CD-ROM working, no matter which plugin I try!
		--> I've downloaded and extracted Null2's SPU to my Plugins directory, but it's not 
    		    showing up as a choice under SPU Plugins in ePSXe, please help!
	--> Specific Games
		--> How can I get Resident Evil 3 PAL working?
		--> How can get Final Fantasy 8 PAL working?
		--> How can I get Final Fantasy 9 US/JAP working?
		--> I saw screenshots of ePSXe running Spiderman/THPS1/THPS2, but I can't seem to get 
                    them to work without messed up graphics.
		--> What's this?!?! The ePSXe docs say FFIX PAL is supported, but my version does not work!?
		--> Help!! The '-legaia' switch doesn't seem to fix the problems in Legend of Legaia in 
                    ePSXe 1.2.0!
		--> I can't seem to get Saga Frontier 2 PAL working, is there anything I can do?
		--> ARGH! FF7 worked fine in ePSXe 1.0.0 and 1.0.1, but in 1.2.0, it crashes when I choose 
                    'New Game', what's going on?
		--> How can I get Soul Reaver functioning in ePSXe 1.2.0?
		--> How can I get Cool Boarders 2001 working properly?
		--> How can I get Front Mission 3 going?
		--> How can I get Breath of Fire 3 PAL started?
		--> Gran Turismo 2 locks up after the intro screens, is there any way to fix this?
		--> Dino Crisis locks up after a few screens, how can I get it to work?
		--> Dino Crisis 2 locks up after a few screens, similiar to Dino Crisis, what's up?
		--> When a character joins my party in Chrono Cross, ePSXe locks up, is there a
                    workaround for this?
		--> How can I stop Breath of Fire 4 NTSC U/C from crashing when I enter the town
                    of Kyria?
		--> How can I stop the backround music from looping in Megaman X4/Rockman X4, like it
                    does in MMX5/RMX5?
		--> How can I stop the backround music from looping in Megaman X5/Rockman X5?
	--> Technical Questions
		--> Which 3D API's does ePSXe take advantage of?
		--> Can ePSXe use VGS/Bleem memory cards?
		--> Does ePSXe support hardware anti-aliasing?
		--> How do I dump a PlayStation BIOS? 
		--> How do I find out what version of the PlayStation BIOS I have?
	--> Annoying Questions
		--> Why doesn't my favorite game, X run with ePSXe? 
		--> Can you get game X working in the next version? And when will you release it?
		--> Where can I find the PSX BIOS? The emu asks me for it every time.
	--> Legacy Support
		--> ePSXe 1.0.1
			--> With ePSXe 1.0.1, my MDECs are actually running slower than 1.0.0! What can I do to 
                            fix this?
			--> Help! Some of my memcards have gotten deleted for no apparent reason! What's wrong?
			--> Ok, I got FF9 working, but I get some weird sound bugs before entering a battle
                            and during the battle itself, is there a way to fix this?
		--> ePSXe 1.0.0
			--> The ISO function doesn't run some games my friend can play from his CDs ... Why?
	--> Credits
	--> Thanks



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ePSXe FAQ 1.4.0
  --> Re-worked FAQ version numbering scheme. (CD)
  --> Created new section, 'Table of Contents'. (CD)
  --> Added ePSXe 1.2.0 release info to 'What's New'. (CD)
  --> Updated 'Getting Started' to cover new options in ePSXe 1.2.0. (CD)
  --> Updated most Q&As with info concerning ePSXe 1.2.0. (CD)
  --> Added General Q&A: Save States in ePSXe 1.2.0. (CD)
  --> Added General Q&A: Force Feedback in ePSXe 1.2.0. (CD)
  --> Added General Q&A: Command-line switches in ePSXe 1.2.0. (CD)
  --> Added General Q&A: DirectInput problems with upgrading ePSXe. (CD)
  --> Added General Q&A: DirectInput problems with ePSXe. (CD)
  --> Added General Q&A: Problems with ePSXe being too 'fast'. (CD)
  --> Added General Q&A: Troubles using Memory Cards and Save States in ePSXe 1.2.0. (CD)
  --> Added General Q&A: Confusion concerning ePSXe's 'Cheat' option. (CD)
  --> Added General Q&A: [pec] compatibility with ePSXe 1.2.0 (CD)
  --> Added General Q&A: Save States with Multi-Disc games in ePSXe 1.2.0. (CD)
  --> Added General Q&A: Troubling saving with a few games in ePSXe 1.2.0. (CD)
  --> Added Plugin Q&A: Null2's SPU not showing up in ePSXe. (CD)
  --> Added Game Specific Q&A: FF9 PAL in ePSXe 1.2.0. (CD)
  --> Added Game Specific Q&A: Legend of Legaia in ePSXe 1.2.0. (CD)
  --> Added Game Specific Q&A: Saga Frontier 2 PAL in ePSXe 1.2.0. (CD)
  --> Added Game Specific Q&A: FF7 in ePSXe 1.2.0. (CD)
  --> Added Game Specific Q&A: Soul Reaver in ePSXe 1.2.0. (CD)
  --> Added Game Specific Q&A: Cool Boarders 2001 in ePSXe. (CD)
  --> Added Game Specific Q&A: Front Mission 3 in ePSXe. (CD)
  --> Added Game Specific Q&A: Breath of Fire 3 PAL in ePSXe. (CD)
  --> Added Game Specific Q&A: Gran Turismo 2 in ePSXe. (CD)
  --> Added Game Specific Q&A: Dino Crisis in ePSXe. (CD)
  --> Added Game Specific Q&A: Dino Crisis 2 in ePSXe. (CD)
  --> Added Game Specific Q&A: Chrono Cross hangs when a character joins in ePSXe. (CD)
  --> Added Game Specific Q&A: Breath of Fire 4 'Town of Kyria' crash. (CD)
  --> Added Game Specific Q&A: Megaman X4/Rockman X4 BGM Troubles in ePSXe. (CD)
  --> Added Game Specific Q&A: Megaman X5/Rockman X5 BGM Troubles in ePSXe. (CD)
  --> Removed Game Specific Q&A: Slowdowns in THPS1/2 and Spiderman. (CD)
  --> Created new section, 'Legacy Support'. (CD)
  --> Moved questions/info related to revision 1.0.1/1.0.0 only to 'Legacy Support'. (CD)
  --> Created new section, 'Credits'. (CD)
  --> Created new section, 'Thanks'. (CD)
  --> Misc. fixes here and there. (CD)

ePSXe FAQ 1.3.1
  --> Added some more possible fixes to common problems. (CD)

ePSXe FAQ 1.3.0
  --> Fixed the width of many answers so they're viewable in other res. (Bobbi)
  --> Added more questions and answers for many common problems (Bobbi)

ePSXe FAQ 1.2.5
  --> Fixed some spelling errors and grammar. (CD)
  --> Tiny fixes to formatting. (CD)
  --> Added some fixes to/info about problems experienced with ePSXe 1.0.1 (CD)

ePSXe FAQ 1.2.1
  --> Misc. errors fixed (CD)

ePSXe FAQ 1.2.0
  --> new ePSXe release, new FAQ version (Bobbi)
  --> "What's new" part added (Bobbi)
  --> "Specific games" part added containing infos how to get some games working. (Bobbi)
  --> Updated all parts to reflect the changes in the new version (Bobbi)

ePSXe FAQ 1.1.0
  --> fixed several mistakes (Bobbi)
  --> Added the "Getting started" section (Bobbi)
  --> Removed one double entry (Bobbi)

ePSXe FAQ 1.0.0
  --> first publication (Bobbi)



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ePSXe 1.2.0
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This update, named version 1.2.0 (the author's thought users would confuse 1.1.0 with 1.0.1),
includes great new features like force feedback, improved analog support, save states, improved
speed, and other misc. fixes. Here's a full list below:

--> Added better analogic pad emulation and force feedback. It is now possible to configure 
    the analogic axis and the effect of the force feedback motors. (Many thanks to Alex7 
    and to www.burutter.com, for donating a very nice PSX to USB pad converter and giving 
    help on adding support for it).

--> Now ePSXe includes savestates support. F1 = save state, F2 = increase slot (max = 5), 
    F3 = load state. The savestates are compressed and saved to the sstates directory,
    with an average size of 1.5Mb. (WARNING!!! As of this writing, it is supported only in 
    the following plugins: Lewpy's Glide GPU, Pete's GPUs, Pete's SPU, and ePSXe's Internal 
    SPU, support will be included in more plugins soon by the plugin's authors)

--> Partially re-wrote the internal SPU. It should be faster, have less sound glitches, 
    and have better sound quality.

--> Optimizations added to GTE, MDEC, and the core which makes some games work faster 
    than before.

--> Fixes to the CD-ROM decoder and the core, which make some more games playable. For example: 
    Gran Turismo, Resident Evil, Ape Escape, Kingley Adventure, Legend of Legaia (use the 
    "-legaia" command-line switch in conjunction with "-cdtiming"), Final Fantasy IX PAL 
    and so on ;-)

ePSXe 1.0.1
------------
In my opinion this update should be called ePSXe 2.0, but since the logo was already
done, it wasn't possible to change that any more. Anyway, there are many nice changes
in this release, but I'm not gonna copy them all from the readme in here, instead I'll
list what this does for you in the end:

--> The MDEC engine has been completly re-written and a new CD-ROM plugin has been added,
    for Win9x as well as Win2k users. This increases the quality of the MDEC's nicely as
    well as giving some more speed. Fast machines should have absolutly smooth playback
    now. To get this, you should always enable the Mdec timing in the options. Additionally,
    the XA playback in the internal SPU plugin became better, so especially Squaresoft 
    games are playing movie sounds better now.

--> The memory card manager has been improved: You can select which card you want to place
    in which slot now, and you can even convert the cards from other formats like Dexdrive,
    VGS, bleem! and PSEmu Pro. The memory cards are also saved now automaticly when pausing
    gameplay, so people shouldn't have problems with them any more.

--> Fixes for Win2k users, so most of them should be able to play games from CDs from now on,
    and don't have to use ISOs with ePSXe. To take advantage of those, it's highly recommend
    to use ePSXe's CD-ROM plugin (included in the 1.0.1 executeable).

--> Support for even more great (also many new!) games, like:
	- Final Fantasy 9 US
	- Grandia US
	- Driver 2 US
	- Crash Bash US
	- Harvest Moon - Back to Nature US
	- Fear Effect US
	- Castlevania SOTN US
	- Chrono Cross (the crashing bug, you can get around it by pressing F7)
	- and many more games since you're able to swap discs now (File -> Change discs)

--> Misc stuff, like support for PSX mouse and analog controllers (and even
    both together!), a better NTSC/PAL (or a manual if appreciated) detection and more.

There's much more new in this version, for a detailed listing you should check out the
readme as well (which is located in the /docs directory). And now, enjoy this fine release!


		
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Many of you sent us mails wondering how they can get the emu configured correctly. So,
in order to help you configuring it for the first time, We added this section to the FAQ.

1) Getting all necessary files
     First off, you need the emulator, all plugins you want to use and the BIOS itself.
     You can get the first two combined in a nice Installer from PSXEmu.com (browse to
     http://www.psxemu.com/epsxe-download.shtml). We won't supply you with URL's for the
     BIOS as it is copyrighted by Sony. But you should find it easily by browsing the web.
     Now you need to get the plugins configured properly.

2) Choosing the best GPU plugin
     When going after compatibility, you should use Pete's Soft GPU plugin, it's the one
     with the highest compatibility. When that one doesn't work with a game others have
     gotten working, you've probably made a configuration error. You should also use this
     plugin when you've got troubles getting certain game situations to display properly
     (for example the FF8 battle menus).

     Now here's a list for the best plugins for the most popular graphic cards:
       3dfx Voodoo 2		--> Lewpy's Glide plugin (could crash with certain drivers)
       3dfx Voodoo 3		--> Pete's D3D (DirectX 7) or Lewpy's Glide plugin
       3dfx Voodoo 4/5		--> Pete's D3D (DirectX 7) or Lewpy's Glide plugin
       ATI Radeon 	  	--> Pete's OpenGL plugin
       ATI Rage 128/Expert	--> Pete's D3D (DirectX 7) plugin
       nVidia GeForce 1/2  	--> Pete's OpenGL plugin
       nVidia TNT/TNT2	  	--> Pete's OpenGL plugin
       Matrox G200/G400 	--> Pete's D3D (DirectX 6) plugin
       ... the rest		--> Pete's D3D (DirectX 7) plugin

3) Choosing and configuring the CD-ROM plugin
     Windows 9x/ME + IDE CD-ROM 	--> ePSXe CDR ASPI Core 1.2.0 
					    (Requires an ASPI layer, Win9x/ME comes with one.)
     Windows NT/2000 + IDE/SCSI CD-ROM	--> ePSXe CDR WNT/W2K Core 1.2.0 
					    (Does not require an ASPI layer.)

    
     Remember that you need an ASPI layer to get ePSXe reading CDs with OTHER plugins 
     using Windows 2000. You can get more infos on this further on in this FAQ!

     When those settings aren't working for you, one thing you can do is to create an 
     ISO from the original CD using a burning app like CDRWin or WinOnCD. Keep in mind 
     that you should get better performance using an ISO, compared to running a game 
     from a CD.

4) Selecting the best sound plugin
     ePSXe SPU Core 1.2.0	--> Good & fast sound, but still has some problems left.
     Pete's MIDAS SPU 1.7      	--> A good sound plugin which uses the latest SPU API.
     Null2's SPU 1.35     	--> Slowly became one of the best SPU plugins, recommended.

5) Choosing the correct BIOS
     ePSXe has been mainly tested with the SCPH-1001 and the SCPH-7502 BIOS files, which 
     are therefor the BIOS files we mostly recommend.

6) Getting through the other settings
     Now that you've selected and configured the plugins of your choice, here's a list of
     the rest of the settings and how we recommend you to set them. Still, some game require
     different settings.

   Options  --> SIO IRQ Always Enabled                      --> [DISABLED] - (F4 to toggle on/off)
   Config   --> CD-ROM	--> Enable Accurate CD-ROM Timing   --> [DISABLED] - (See notes in the GUI)
   Config   --> CD-ROM  --> Disable CD-ROM Status           --> [DISABLED] - (See notes in the GUI)
   Config   --> CD-ROM  --> Disable Real-Time CD-ROM Status --> [DISABLED] - (See notes in the GUI)
   Config   --> MDEC	--> Enable MDEC			    --> [ENABLED]
   Config   --> MDEC	--> Enable MDEC Timing		    --> [ENABLED]  - (See notes further down)
   Config   --> Sound	--> Enable Sound		    --> [ENABLED]
   Config   --> Sound	--> Enable CDDA Sound		    --> [ENABLED]
   Config   --> Sound	--> Enable XA Sound		    --> [ENABLED]
   Config   --> Sound	--> Enable XA Read		    --> [ENABLED]  - (Needs a fast system, F6)
   Config   --> Sound	--> Enable SPU IRQ hack		    --> [DISABLED] - (Needs a fast system)

And now you should be able to enjoy one of the best free emulators out there. When you 
still have problems or suggestions for this FAQ, feel free to post them on our message 
board or mail us!



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Q:  Who are the developers of this great application? 
A:  The programmers aren't new to the scene. The one you all have probably already heard of 
    is _Demo_, one of the authors of the best SNES emulator out there: ZSNES! The other two 
    are calb, experienced programmer from emulators like ESNES, and Galtor, who is new to the 
    emu scene, but still is a skilled programmer. When you want to learn more about them, make
    sure to check out the interview with Galtor at http://www.psxemu.com!

Q:  Game X doesn't run. What can I do to get it running?
A:  There are certain things to do before giving up on a non-working game. First off, you could 
    use another plugin, since not all plugins work with every game. We suggest you use Pete's 
    plugins for GPU (OpenGL, D3D or Soft), since they provide the best compatibility ... see the 
    plugins section for more plugin troubleshooting. Then, you could try to disable MDECs, since 
    some games crash when they try to show the opening movie. In case you're running the game from 
    an ISO file, try Daemon Tools, since some games only work properly with that tool. Some people 
    also informed us that using a different BIOS version has helped them getting the emu working. 
    Now, check if your CD-ROM drive at least TRIES to read the game CD ... when it does nothing on 
    start, try another plugin (see plugins section for more help). If this isn't the problem, you 
    can try to load the game patches using the "Cheat" option in ePSXe. Some games have special 
    workarounds found in these patches with allow them to run, or fix some in-game bug.
    And last but not least, you should try to start the emulator with the option '-cdtiming' or 
    activate the "Enable Accurate CD-ROM Timing" option in the CD-ROM configuration screen. If all 
    this didn't help, you just need to wait for the next version, but hey, this emulator is free so 
    please don't send any E-Mails to the authors asking for game X to work in the next release.

Q:  Which BIOS files are the best to use with ePSXe?
A:  After the testing stage, we found out that the SCPH-1000, SCPH-5000 and SCPH-5005 don't seem 
    to work with ePSXe. We suggest you to use the SCPH-1001 and SCPH-7502 BIOS, since they've worked 
    great during our tests!

Q:  Can I use those Region X patches for the Region Y versions of the games as well?
A:  Nope, sorry... each patch is designed for a certain region of the game, and will most likely not 
    work with another region.

Q:  Does ePSXe support changing discs in multi-disc games?
A:  ePSXe (version 1.0.1 and on) includes a  "Change Disc" option, which can be found by going to
    Load -> Change Disc! This function still has some bugs, but could work for several games. Another
    way to get past the disc changes is to check if the game creates a savegame at the beginning
    of the next disc (games like Parasite Eve and Final Fantasy usually do that). In that case,
    simply save, exit the current game, load ePSXe again with the next CD and continue playing
    with the created savegame.

Q:  How can I show the frames per second (FPS)?
A:  Just press the "Del" key, this should work with most (not all) GPU plugins.

Q:  Can you actually play audio CDs in the "Run BIOS" option? 
A:  Nope, that isn't supported.

Q:  For VGS, I used Daemon Tools to play ISOs, What should I use for ePSXe?
A:  Nothing like that. ePSXe comes with a built in "Run ISO" function, which easily allows you 
    to run a .bin (CDRWin format), or .iso file from your HDD! But, Daemon Tools can have a 
    higher compatibility rate, so you may want to still try it.

Q:  Can I play backups with ePSXe? 
A:  Well, it has been proved several times now: It's nearly impossible to provide 100% 
    protection of backup's! And since Sony isn't even able to prevent the PSX console 
    from being used to play backups themselves, why should emulators be any different? 
    And, since ePSXe uses the PSEmu Pro plugin system, you're even  able to play ISO's 
    directly from your hard disc!  

Q:  During certain games (for example Driver, Ridge Racer, X-Men Vs. Street Fighter etc.), 
    I can press whatever I want to, the emulator doesn't react. Can this be fixed?
A:  Yes, to get the controller working again, you just need to enable "SIO IRQ always on" 
    in the misc menu or simply press F4 during emulation!

Q:  ePSXe keeps crashing on me at different locations, what can I do? 
A:  One thing that ePSXe seems to be really sensitive to is bus speeds which are out of 
    spec. This means you most probably overclocked your PC. If you are experiencing 
    problems with ePSXe crashing constantly, but never at the same location, then it 
    could be pointing to this problem. The only way that your bus speeds would be out 
    of spec would be if you are overclocking, so if you are then you might want to try 
    setting your processor back to its default settings with the PCI bus being at 33mhz 
    and the AGP bus being at 66mhz. During testing the bus speeds only seemed to effect 
    Final Fantasy IX, but it might also effect other games as well, so if you are having 
    random crashing problems with any game, this would be something to give a try.

Q:  I keep getting some strange errors in the command line box in ePSXe...something
    about MCI?
A:  If you're having troubles with errors related to mci, or an empty black screen, upgrade 
    your ePSXe and use one of the internal CD-ROM plugins, depending on your OS. If you don't 
    wish to upgrade, or want to use another external plugin, then disable CDDA under Config 
    > Sound.

Q:  ePSXe just gives me a black screen!
A:  See the previous question relating to CDDA.

Q:  Yay! ePSXe 1.2.0 supports save states! But, how do I use them?
A:  In order to use save states, you must get used to the keys which allow you to take advantage
    of them. First, F1 is to save to the current slot, F2 to increase the slot number (You can 
    see the current slot in most GPU's on-the-fly menus), but there is a max of five slots. And
    finally, press F3 to load the savestate in the current slot. Also, Save States are only supported
    with the following plugins, and their future revisions:

		GPU
		---
		Kazzuya's Software GPU 1.6 Alpha
		Knack's Software GPU 0.84 Beta
		Lewpy's Glide GPU 1.31
		Pete's Direct3D GPU 1.47
		Pete's OpenGL GPU 1.47
		Pete's Software GPU 1.47
		
		SPU
		---
		ePSXe SPU Core 1.2.0
		Null2's SPU 1.35
		Pete's MIDAS SPU 1.7

    This list will be added to as authors update their plugins to support ePSXe's save state function.

Q:  I'm so excited about ePSXe 1.2.0 including Force Feedback support, but there's one problem,
    it won't work! What am I doing wrong?
A:  (Answer provided by Wormie, owner of PSXFanatics.com)
    "I have seen some people having troubles getting Force Feedback to work for them. I don't think 
    it was ever mentioned before, but during testing I found this feature it only seems to work when 
    the controller is set as analog/digital in the controller setup for ePSXe. Also when setting 
    up the analog controlls, I personally didn't mess with the options at the very bottom of the 
    controller ... I just setup the 4 way directional pad area (or whatever it's called) with the 
    analog stick instead of the directional pad."

Q:  Are there any command-line switches I should know of that are not mentioned in ePSXe's docs?
A:  There are quite a bit of undocumented switches, even some that aren't mentioned when using the
    '-help' switch! For your reading pleasure, here is a list of all known command-line switches 
    in ePSXe 1.2.0 and their function(s):

		-adsrtrick            - Returns a random ADSR value.
		-analog               - Enables Analog Pad Emulation.
		-anamous              - Enables Analog Pad Emulation via Mouse.
		-bios <file>          - Loads the specified PlayStation BIOS file.
		-c                    - Enables the Dynarec core.*
		-cddmairq3            - Enables CD-ROM IRQ3 in DMA.**
		-cdfast               - Enables Fast CD-ROM Emulation.
		-cdrom <letter>       - Selects a CD-ROM Drive Letter
		-cdslow               - Enables Slow CD-ROM Emulation.
		-cdtiming             - Enables Accurate CD-ROM Timing.
		-debug                - Enables Debugging.***
		-dmairqclear          - Forces DMA IRQ to always be cleared.
		-f                    - Disables BIOS Logo. (Fast Boot)
		-ff9pal               - Enables Final Fantasy IX PAL cheat.
		-fl                   - Enables the internal framelimiter.**
		-forcepad             - Forces SIO IRQ to always be enabled.
		-forcespu             - Forces SPU IRQ to always be enabled.
		-gun                  - Enables Namco Gun Emulation.**
		-h                    - Displays some (not all) command-line switches.
		-hdev                 - Displays a list of debug options.
		-help                 - Displays some (not all) command-line switches.
		-i                    - Loads the Interpreter core.*
		-legaia               - Enables Legend of Legaia cheat.
		-lib                  - Loads libpsx.exe.
		-loadbin <file>       - Loads a specified ISO image file.
		-loadcheat <file>     - Loads a specified .cht file.
		-loadfake             - Loads a fake file.****
		-loadmemc0 <file>     - Loads a specified memory card file in the first slot (0).
		-loadmemc1 <file>     - Loads a specified memory card file in the second slot (1).
		-mouse                - Enables Mouse Emulation.
		-noaudiocd            - Disables CDDA.
		-noauto               - Disables automatically applied patches.
		-nocd                 - Disables CD-ROM Emulation.
		-nocdcmd11            - Disables CD-ROM command 11.
		-nocdstatus           - Changes some CD-ROM status outputs.
		-nocdrtstatus         - Disables CD-ROM RT status
		-nogui                - Runs ePSXe without the GUI.
		-nolog                - Disables log files.
		-nomdec               - Disables MDEC.
		-nomdectiming         - Disables MDEC Timing.
		-nomemcard            - Disables Memory Card Emulation.
		-noseekinxa           - Disables seeking during XA playback.
		-nosound              - Disables Sound Emulation.
		-p <num>              - Adds penalty cycles to memory access.*****
		-paddual              - Enables a pad workaround*
		-savefake <file>      - Saves a fake file.****
		-v                    - Shows the current version of ePSXe
		-xaread               - Enables XA Read.
		-xasound              - Enables XA Sound Emulation.
		[psx exe]             - Runs the specified PSX Executable (can be a .pll, zipped)

    *      - No longer functional in ePSXe 1.2.0
    **     - Not functional in ePSXe 1.2.0
    ***    - Not functional in public releases.
    ****   - Mostly used by developers/testers.
    *****  - You can try '-p 12' to increase speed in some games, but it will normally produce input problems.

Q:  After I upgrade ePSXe, my controller no longer works!
A:  First, make sure you are running DirectX 7.0a or 8.0a, as versions 7.0 and 8.0 have 
    DInput problems which were fixed in their 'a' counterparts. You can get the lastest 
    DirectX from http://www.microsoft.com/directx If that doesn't fix your problem, delete 
    the ePSXe Configuration registry entry under 'HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Epsxe\Config' 
    using Microsoft RegEdit, if you find that too hard, I suggest a powerful, yet easy to 
    use registry editor, RegCleaner (www.jv16.org). After deleting the entry, reconfigure 
    your controller (and everything else =P) in ePSXe.

Q:  ePSXe doesn't work with my controller, but I've seen others with the same use it with no
    problems! What am I doing wrong?
A:  See the first part of the previous question pertaining to DirectInput problems experienced 
    when upgrading ePSXe.

Q:  ePSXe is way too fast! How can I slow it down?
A:  If you're using Pete's GPU plugins, check off the 'Use FPS Limit' checkbox, and select 'FPS Limit
    (10-200)', and manually define your FPS limit, it is recommend you input 60fps for NTSC J and U/C
    games, and 50fps for PAL games. If you need a little speed boost, try incrementing the fps by a bit,
    maybe by 10 or so.

    If you're using Lewpy's Glide GPU plugin, select the 'FrameRate Limit' option, choose 'Custom',
    and put 60fps for NTSC J and U/C, and 50fps for PAL. If you feel it's a bit slow, try boosting the
    speed a bit by incrementing the fps a bit, I suggest 10fps or so, but your mileage may vary.

    If you're using Knack's Software GPU Plugin, select the 'fps limit only' option under the
    'Framerate > Adjustment Type' menu. It's automatic, as far as I know, there's no way to 
    customize it, yet ;)


Q:  When I save my game using the memory cards after loading a save state, it saves fine, but
    the save data is missing/older when I play it the next time, what gives?
A:  ***WARNING: This answer has yet to be confirmed by the authors, although our tests verify it***
    (Answer provided by Lewpy, developer of Lewpy's Glide GPU plugin)
    
    Here's a step-by-step of what I believe happens: 
    1) You start the game in ePSXe and the memcards you have selected in the GUI are used.
    2) You make a SaveState - this includes PSX RAM, GPU VRAM, SPU RAM, and memcards (<- important!)
    3) You quit ePSXe, go do something really important in RealLife™, and then come back
    4) You start the game in ePSXe and the memcards you have selected in the GUI are used.
    5) You load the SaveState - here is the problem: what should happen to the memcards? 
       They need to be restored from the SaveState, but should they overwrite the ones that 
       you have selected in the GUI? That _could_ trash some important saves! So the safe 
       route is taken: some memcards called temp.000 & temp.001 are created from the SaveState, 
       and ePSXe then uses those for the rest of the game, until closed.

    What does this mean?
    1) Your original memcards are not overwritten by the SaveState
    2) Your saves _are_ being recorded after the SaveState load
    3) You have to manually recover the memcards once you quit ePSXe, BEFORE you load another 
       SaveState (as this will overwrite the previous temp.000 & temp.001 files)

    To recover the memcards, go to the memcards directory and rename temp.000 & temp.001 to 
    whatever you like. Then, in the ePSXe GUI, point it at these memcards. There may be a more
    sensible way around this quandary, but at least at the moment ePSXe plays it the "safe" way: 
    imagine the "knee-jerk" reaction that would happen if ePSXe started overwritting memcards 
    with the ones from SaveStates ;)

Q:  Can I use ePSXe's 'Cheat' option to use GameShark/Pro Action Replay/etc. codes?
A:  With some outside tools, it is possible, but that's not what ePSXe's 'Cheat' engine
    was meant for. It is meant for the usage of loading memory addresses which can be
    used as workarounds for bugs, without having to update the ePSXe executable. If
    you wish to use GS Codes and the like with ePSXe, we suggest you use [pec]. You 
    can learn more about and download [pec] at http://pec.emucheater.com.

Q:  Does [pec] work with ePSXe 1.2.0?
A:  As of this writing, the external version of [pec] (version 1.2) DOES NOT work with 
    version 1.2.0 of ePSXe. If you want to use GameShark codes in ePSXe, you should use 
    JNS's new creation, [pec] The Plugin. [pec] the plugin uses the PSEmu Pro Plugin 
    interface, which allows for extended compatibility, faster execution, and more!
    The latest version is 1.3, and can be downloaded from http://pec.emucheater.com.
    Please consult the [pec] documentation if you have any trouble with the program.

Q:  I made a save state with a multi-disc game on one of the later discs, after switching
    discs during play. When I started off the disc I was currently on when I went back, 
    the save state would not load, what gives?
A:  Each time you wish to load your state on another CD, you must insert the first CD you
    made a save state on (typically Disc One), switch to the current disc you're on, and
    load the save state. I know this seems tedious, but at the moment, it's the only 
    workaround known to help with this issue. 
    
    NOTE: This has only been tested on FF9, if the bug does/does not occur in other 
    multi-disc games, please mail us.

    Also, some people think that renaming the save state file _may_ be another solution,
    but this is untested. If you test this solution, and find that it works/does not work, 
    e-mail us ASAP.

Q:  Some games (only a few), are giving me trouble saving, what's up, I thought this was fixed?
A:  Just use the old F4 trick used for ePSXe 1.0.1, for more info, check out the 'Legacy Support'
    section of this FAQ below. I don't know exactly which games this effects, but if anyone can
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Q:  What's the best plugin to use for graphics (GPU)?
A:  Use Pete's OpenGL plugin for best graphics, if your card supports OpenGL, and use 
    Pete's Software GPU plugin for highest compatibility. You can get both from our 
    ePSXe plugins page.

Q:  I'm using Tratax's ASPI 1.2 plugin. When I start a game from CD-ROM, my computer
    just sits there and does nothing. What's wrong?
A:  Just wait around 30-60 seconds and let it load, the CD-ROM should boot afterwards.

Q:  I own a Voodoo 3, and I'm using Pete's GPU plugins. I configured the plugin,and 
    selected "Nice" in order to get nice graphics. But then emulator crashes. Why?
A:  It's simple: Pete's plugin activated 32-bit color when you press "Nice", and the
    Voodoo 3 doesn't support anything more than 16-bit color. You need to lower the 
    color depth in order to fix this problem!

Q:  I'm using Lewpy's Glide plugin for my 3dfx card. But every time I try to run a
    game, the emulator crashes.
A:  Download the latest version of Lewpy's plugin from our plugins section, it should
    be fixed in the latest version now! Also make sure you're using the latest ePSXe!

Q:  I'm using Win2k and can't get the CD-ROM working, no matter which plugin I try!
A:  In the latest version, two new CD-ROM plugins have been added. For more details
    about those changes, take a look at the "Getting Started" part included above
    in this FAQ!

Q:  I've downloaded and extracted Null2's SPU to my Plugins directory, but it's not 
    showing up as a choice under SPU Plugins in ePSXe, please help!
A:  Null2's popular SPU plugin requires the Visual Basic 6 runtimes in order to
    function properly, and won't even be listed unless they are installed.
    Win2K, WinMe, and Win98SE(?) already come with them, but Win95 and Win98 do
    not. You can grab yourself a copy of the runtimes at:

    http://download.microsoft.com/download/vb60pro/Redist/sp4/win98/EN-US/VBRun60sp4.exe



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Q:  How can I get Resident Evil 3 PAL working?
A:  You need to use a patched backup version, the original one is not working.


Q:  How can get Final Fantasy 8 PAL working?
A:  You need to use a patched backup version, the original one is not working.

Q:  Chrono Cross locks up when I use the teleporter, is there a way to fix this?
A:  Both 1.0.0, 1.0.1, and 1.2.0 freeze when you use the teleporter in the game, but you 
    can unfreeze it and get past this point by hitting F3 in ePSXe 1.0.0/1.0.1, and 
    F7 in ePSXe 1.2.0.

Q:  How can I get Final Fantasy 9 US/JAP working?
A:  It isn't playable in ePSXe 1.0.0 due to an emulation bug. Anyway, this bug has 
    been fixed in 1.0.1 and higher :). When using Pete's hardware (D3D/OGL> 
    plugins, remember to set Offscreen Drawing to standard in order see the battle 
    menus, and set Framebuffer Textures to Gfx Card Buffer (If your video card supports 
    it, check Pete's docs) or Full VRam Primitives (Note: Full VRAM Primitives WILL slow 
    down ePSXe immensely), so you can see the effect which occurs every time you enter a 
    battle.

Q:  I saw screenshots of ePSXe running Spiderman/THPS1/THPS2, but I can't seem to get 
    them to work without messed up graphics.
A:  In order to play these three games on ePSXe, you must have Pete's (D3D/OGL/Soft) 
    1.41 (or higher) plugin revision(s).

Q:  What's this?!?! The ePSXe docs say FFIX PAL is supported, but my version does not work!?
A:  Final Fantasy IX PAL needs a patch to be applied to an ISO image of an original CD 
    before it can work with ePSXe 1.2.0. Many people from the UK aren't able to locate 
    a patch for their region yet, simply because there one doesn't exist yet! As of this
    writing, there are only patches for the german, the french and the spanish versions 
    released. You can grab the PPF patches, and the engine to apply them with at PSXEmu.com

Q:  Help!! The '-legaia' switch doesn't seem to fix the problems in Legend of Legaia in 
    ePSXe 1.2.0!
A:  This was an error on the authors' part, the correct switch to use via command line is 
    '-cdtiming -legaia'.
    NOTE: Enabling Accurate CD-ROM Timing in options may produce the same effect, but to 
    be safe, it's best to use the switch.

Q:  I can't seem to get Saga Frontier 2 PAL working, is there anything I can do? 
A:  In order to play Sage Frontier 2 PAL in ePSXe, you must remove it's protection by patching
    an ISO image, you can find the patch by surfing the web. Also, you must run ePSXe with the 
    '-auto' command-line switch.

Q:  ARGH! FF7 worked fine in ePSXe 1.0.0 and 1.0.1, but in 1.2.0, it crashes when I choose 'New Game',
    what's going on?
A:  The authors are aware of this bug, and it's going to be looked into. Until then, a quick fix is to
    either use an earlier version of ePSXe, or get a save file for FF7 at the beginning of the game, 
    since the 'Continue' option is still working fine ;)

Q:  How can I get Soul Reaver functioning in ePSXe 1.2.0?
A:  The answer is quite simple really, simply check off the option 'Disable Real-Time CD-ROM Status'
    under Config > CD-ROM in ePSXe.

Q:  How can I get Cool Boarders 2001 working properly?
A:  This bug popped up somewhere in ePSXe 1.0.1, and remains in 1.2.0, to get Cool Boarders 2001
    working, start ePSXe with the '-nogui' command-line switch.

Q:  How can I get Front Mission 3 going?
A:  Use the same method as the one for Cool Boarders 2001, start ePSXe with the '-nogui' 
    command-line switch.

Q:  How can I get Breath of Fire 3 PAL started?
A:  Use the same method as the one for Cool Boarders 2001, start ePSXe with the '-nogui' 
    command-line switch.

Q:  Gran Turismo 2 locks up after the intro screens, is there any way to fix this?
A:  Sure, simple enable 'Accurate CD-ROM Timing' under Config > CD-ROM, or start ePSXe
    with the '-cdtiming' command-line switch.

Q:  Dino Crisis locks up after a few screens, how can I get it to work?
A:  Well, the US (NTSC U/C) version has anti-mod protection, which needs to be removed in
    order for it to work with ePSXe. This can be done via a PPF patch for the game, which 
    you can obtain by searching the web.

Q:  Dino Crisis 2 locks up after a few screens, similiar to Dino Crisis, what's up?
A:  As with Dino Crisis 1, the US (NTSC U/C) version of this game has anti-mod protection, 
    which needs to be removed inorder for it to work with ePSXe. This can be done via a PPF 
    patch for the game, which you can obtain by searching the web.

Q:  When a character joins my party in Chrono Cross, ePSXe locks up, is there a
    workaround for this?
A:  When this happens, simply press F7 on your keyboard, and ePSXe should return to
    normal, and you may continue your game of Chrono Cross ;)

Q:  How can I stop Breath of Fire 4 NTSC U/C from crashing when I enter the town
    of Kyria?
A:  Load the breath_of_fire_4_usa.cht cheat file in ePSXe's /cheats directory. You can
    do so under Cheats > Edit Cheat Codes. Load the cheat by selecting it after pressing 
    the 'Load' button.

Q:  How can I stop the backround music from looping in Megaman X4/Rockman X4, like it
    does in MMX5/RMX5?
A:  In order to have the music playback properly, start ePSXe with the command-line switch, 
    '-noseekinxa'.

Q:  How can I stop the backround music from looping in Megaman X5/Rockman X5?
A:  As with MMX4/RMX4, in order to have the music playback properly, start ePSXe with the 
    command-line switch, '-noseekinxa'.



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Q:  Which 3D API's does ePSXe take advantage of? 
A:  Since ePSXe uses the PSEmu Pro plugin system, it provides support for all 
    important APIs: OpenGL, Direct3D, 3Dfx's Glide and pure software mode. For more 
    info about the plugins and downloads, refer to our ePSXe plugins page!  

Q:  Can ePSXe use VGS/Bleem memory cards?
A:  Yes, from ePSXe 1.0.1 on, you can use memory cards in VGS' or bleem!'s format. 
    Simply select the memory card what you want to use in the specific slot using 
    config -> memcards, start the game and play :)

Q:  Does ePSXe support hardware anti-aliasing? 
A:  (Answer provided by Lewpy, PSEmu Pro plugin developer) 
    "Since ePSXe uses PSEmu Pro GPU plugins, then you have full access to the hardware 
    anti-aliasing that your hardware/drivers combo provides, as long as you use a hardware 
    accelerated GPU plugin. Smoothing (i.e. bilinear filtering) is possible, but not 
    without glitches, since the PSX games were not designed to allow for filtering. 
    Increased screen resolution is also possible, but it doesn't allow for increased 
    model accuracy within the PSX game. You can notice this within racing games as distant 
    cars draw closer, there resolution is still very low. Only some kind of HLE could 
    improve that (extracting the game data away from the actual PSX hardware .... 
    funky stuff!)."

Q:  How do I dump a PlayStation BIOS? 
A:  To dump a PlayStation BIOS, you need a GameShark or Action replay and a PC comms 
    link. To start, you need either a real Caetla module or go to altavista and search 
    for "Caetla" (it's a BIOS replacement for your module, so properly read the included 
    documentation before installing it!!). Now upload "Caetla", and use use the caetla 
    commands for downloading a binary memory image from the region 0x0bfc00000 - 
    0x0bfc7ffff! Now save the image as SCPHxxxx.bin, where xxxx is your PSX's model number, 
    and ePSXe will recognise it and use it from now on.   

Q:  How do I find out what version of the PlayStation BIOS I have? 
A:  Open the PlayStation Bios file in WordPad or any other text editor, go down to the 
    bottom and you will see System ROM Version X.X YY/YY/YY (Z).
      X is the number of the BIOS, e.g. 2.2
      Y is the date of the BIOS, e.g. 12/04/95
      Z is what region the BIOS is from, e.g. J for Japan, 



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Q:  Why doesn't my favorite game, X run with ePSXe? 
A:  Well, this emulator is done in the authors FREE time, so they don't have to get any 
    game running just for you. Certain emu authors like to have poll's on their page to 
    see which game you'd like to work the most. If they do not, please don't mail them, 
    they'll probably just ignore you. Same goes with us, we didn't code the emu, we can't 
    change anything about that.

Q:  Can you get game X working in the next version? And when will you release it?
A:  See the previous answer above!

Q:  Where can I find the PSX BIOS? The emu asks me for it every time.
A:  Please neither ask us nor the emu authors for the PSX BIOS file, we simply won't give 
    it to you since we're legally not allowed to. Search the web (I recommend 
    www.metacrawler.com), and you should find it quite easily.



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ePSXe 1.0.1
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Q:  With ePSXe 1.0.1, my MDECs are actually running slower than 1.0.0! What can I do to 
    fix this?
A:  A simple solution to this is to just locate the ePSXe Configuration registry entry 
    found in KEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\epsxe in your windows registry, and delete it. 
    Restart ePSXe, reconfigure, and play!

Q:  Help! Some of my memcards have gotten deleted for no apparent reason! What's wrong?
A:  The ePSXe team recommends to backup your memory cards before using them with ePSXe. 
    This is because some NTSC games have problems with the current NTSC timing which can 
    result in the deletion of memcards. One suggestion is to try enabling PAL timing by 
    setting the timing to PAL with Options > Country > PAL. As usual, the best solution
    is to upgrade to ePSXe 1.2.0 and higher, the problem has pretty much been resolved.

Q:  Ok, I got FF9 working, but I get some weird sound bugs before entering a battle
    and during the battle itself, is there a way to fix this?
A:  This is a known bug in the SPU core in ePSXe 1.0.1, to rectify this problem, upgrade
    to version 1.2.0 or higher.

ePSXe 1.0.0
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Q:  The ISO function doesn't run some games my friend can play from his CDs ... Why?
A:  Upgrade your copy of ePSXe! In 1.0.0 the ISO function didn't apply patches yet to 
    ISOs, this has been fixed in 1.0.1 and future versions, and should work well now!

			

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	Authors:
		Bobbi     - Bobbi@psxemu.com
		CDBuRnOuT - CD@psxemu.com

	Contributors:
		calb
		Galtor
		_Demo_
		Lewpy
		Pete Bernert
		Wormie
		Aldo Vargas
		Ryos
		Phuzzi
		dabods
		yazoo
		EmuForums' Users

	(If you think you should be on this list, mail us.)

		
				
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	CDBuRnOuT:
		Wormie                 - Thanks for being such a good friend, 
					 and for several bits of Info.
		Sandie                 - Thanks listening when I needed someone 
                                         to listen, and for being a good friend,
					 of course :)
		Bgnome                 - For being insightful, and actually giving a damn.
		Phuzzi                 - comic relief =P
		mathew2                - What can I say, it's m2 :D
		calb, Galtor, & _Demo_ - For coding such a great emu, and being 
                                         really cool, down to earth devs ;)


	Bobbi:
               The PSXEmu Crew         - For making this all so much fun!
               CDBuRnOuT               - For staying with us no matter what shit we
                                         went through :)
               Wormie & Sandie	       - For always being around when I needed someone 
                                         to talk to
               Thorgal                 - Being one of the biggest helpers in PSXEmu's
                                         creation!
               calb, Galtor, & _Demo_  - For spending so much time on this wonderous
                                         project

