Combined into a single entry, and I think save file associations should all work. I renamed the entry for disc 1 in RA to just be the game's title and removed disc 2. m3u, which will have the associations for the other discs as per the. When you then open up the entry for what was previously disc 1 in RA, it should load up the. changed Game Title (Disc 1).cue to Game Title.m3u). I then edited the path for disc 1 to so that it points to the. Each disc will have a separate entry due to the way RA automatically adds content to that playlist.
There, I found the entries for the multi-disc game in question. New and better games for the PSP and PPSSPP After that, you can update it with this line: git -C /RetroPie/retropiemenu/wireless pull Download and install manually now If it does, go ahead and back out to the main menu of the Retroarch Config GUI click on 'Settings (Game setting)' -> 'System', scroll down until you see search and tick the 'Enable cheats' click on 'Settings (Game. Simple enough, but I wanted it to also be neatly organized within my existing PlayStation playlist, which is possible.Īfter creating that m3u file, what I did was open up playlist file for PlayStation games in the RetroArch directory (common/RetroArch/playlists/Sony - PlayStation.lpl). cue for disc 1 when I should've been loading the.
Maybe this'll be useful for OP or others. Finally figured out how to make multi-disc games play nice.
0 kommentar(er)
