#PCSX PLUGINS PC#

For control, nothing beats the OmniJoy plugin, simply the best there is. Pretty much any CD-Rom plugin works, though some will read sub-channel data better than others. For sound I use Eternal which allows for some rather nice control, you may use either OSS/SDL and under Windows, DirectSound.

#PCSX PLUGINS PC#

Pete's OpenGL plugins are very nice, although the OpenGL 2.0 plugins (with shaders) may take away some effects like AA or AF (reminds me of Halo PC on Windows). If you have the right BIOS and the right plugins, you should be all set to go and play this nice title.Īs far as the plugins go, pretty much all there is for PSX emulation on Linux works great. But just like the rules of emulation, as I already own the original product I'm entitled to have a 'backup' under the terms of 'fair use'. In my case, I did it the old-fashioned-way and ripped the BIOS out of my PSOne and saved the image on my HDD, later I found that the very same image was floating around the ether of the Net. Also, it's been brought to my attention that apparently the BIOS image you use with the emulator has a major influence on how will it perform. It's just that, I want to play it at regular speed and with sound, that's all, so I'll continue to wait for something better to come along, while still using the old PS box.Īs strange as it may be, I found that PCSX runs this title better than ePSXe. I still haven't found anything that will run Castlevania: Symphony of the Night well.

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