I find a problem with the Mednafen PSX HW and software cores. When I try to load games with the PS initial logo altered (the screen after the Sony boot animated logo), the BIOS CD Audio player appears (like if you put an Audio CD in the PSX). I used the cores with the recomendei BIOS files (with the same MD5 numbers). All this games with the initial PS logo altered (with the name of the author of the patch, for example) runs fine in the Mednafen standalone emulator (tested with the Windows x64 build of Mednafen 0.9.39.2). This games also runs OK with ePSXe and PCSX-R.
[QUOTE=wertz;52825]then its possible that the patched you used damaged some sectors of the data track, its possible to fix those but i do not know how. i have no idea how are where the psx cdrom reads data from.
We 2002 English Patch
is that a pre-patched game? i cannot seem to see the translation only patch of that game-what i see are pre-patched iso. would love to see whats going on, it should be just some few sectors on disc.[/QUOTE]
-use latest ppf-o-matic v3.0+-use unmodified bin/cue copy of WE 2002-apply patch-ignore size related prompts-test in retroarch, if it will go to cdplayer instead, use ECCRegen on cue sheet or use the modified psx core-this should work now unless you have a damaged image
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