Here's a m3u example done with Valkryie ProfileĪdding multi-track games to a RetroArch playlist is recommended. Most PS1 games are single-track, so the cue file contents should look like this:Īfter that, you can load the foo.m3u file in RetroArch with the Beetle PSX core. foo.bin, you should create a text file and save it as foo.cue. A cue sheet, or cue file, is a metadata file which describes how the tracks of a CD or DVD are laid out. The Beetle PSX core's core provided aspect ratio is automatically set based on core optionsīeetle PSX needs a cue-sheet that points to an image file.Raising the resolution past 1x will increase the max height The Beetle PSX core's max height is 576 when the 'Internal GPU resolution' is set to 1x.Raising the resolution past 1x will increase the max width The Beetle PSX core's max width is 700 when the 'Internal GPU resolution' is set to 1x.The Beetle PSX core's base height is 240.The Beetle PSX core's base width is 320.The Beetle PSX core's core provided sample rate is 44100 Hz.The Beetle PSX core's core provided FPS is 59.826 for NTSC games and 49.761 for PAL games (non-interlaced rates) and is toggleable to 59.940 for NTSC games and 50.000 for PAL games (interlaced rates) through core options.The Beetle PSX core saves/loads to/from these directories. The Beetle PSX core's library name is 'Beetle PSX' * Overscan cropping available via Core Options instead of frontend settings Directories RetroArch database(s) that are associated with the Beetle PSX core:įrontend-level settings or features that the Beetle PSX core respects. ExtensionsĬontent that can be loaded by the Beetle PSX core have the following file extensions: The PSXONPSP660.bin BIOS comes from the PSP, and the ps1_rom.bin BIOS comes from the PS3, both are region-free.įor Beetle PSX to recognize either of these BIOSes, you need to enable the "Override BIOS" option. FilenameĪs a replacement for any of the BIOS files mentioned above, it is also possible to use either of these BIOSes:
Required or optional firmware files go in the frontend's system directory. To take advantage of hardware rendering and the various enhancements that come with it, use Beetle PSX HW instead.Ī summary of the licenses behind RetroArch and its cores can be found here. PGXP subpixel precision, developed by iCatButler īeetle PSX is built without hardware rendering support and lacks enhancements such as texture filtering, PGXP perspective correct texturing, and more.Software renderer internal resolution upscaling, implemented by simias.PBP and CHD file format support, developed by Zapeth.Beetle PSX currently runs on Linux, OSX and Windows. Beetle PSX is a port/fork of Mednafen's PSX module to the libretro API.
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