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What
is a front-end? |
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front-end is a program used as a "loader" which is used in
place of a specific program, such as a PSX emulator.
For example, you launch a front-end
which usually lets you configure and save various setting and then
launch the emulator itself. This saves time in that you don't have
to configure the emulator every time you run it, because the front-end
saves that info for you. |
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Is
a front-end necessary? |
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In
most cases it's not necessary to use one, but I will make it much easier
if you change settings a lot for different games. |
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Q3: |
Which
front-ends are available and where can I get them? |
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Currently
the only front-end available is ePSXeCutor and is meant to be used with
the emulator ePSXe.
You can download it from http://www.epsxe.com |
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Where
do I get ePSXeCutor? |
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You
can download ePSXeCutor form http://www.epsxe.com |
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Q2: |
How
do I configure ePSXeCutor? |
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Once
you download the ePSXeCutor zip file, extract it to your ePSXe directory
(the directory with epsxe.exe) and then run epsxecutor.exe.
Once running, create a new configuration
by selecting "New ePSXe Configuration" from the
"Configurations" menu. Fill in the blanks then from
there select "Configure ePSXe" then select then appropriate
settings.
Remember that each configuration you
create can represent a game, so then you can have a different
configuration for each game you have. This comes in handy if you
have multiple games that require different ePSXe settings/plugins. |
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How
do I configure ePSXeCutor to use ePSXe's internal plugins? |
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The
internal ePSXe plugins don't show up under the "Plugins" tab,
but are available as check-boxes in the "Options" tab.
Once checked they override the plugins selected in the "Plugins"
tab. |
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How
do I configure the PSX controller in ePSXeCutor? |
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Currently
there is no way to configure the controller in ePSXeCutor other than
switching between Analog and Digital mode. You have to configure
the controller in ePSXe directly before using ePSXeCutor. |
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FAQ maintained by Operations for PSXEmu
FAQ's last updated Saturday, March 10, 2020
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