Before you can use the ePSX3e emulator, you have to configure its plug-ins, or tell the emulator what plug-ins to use to simulate graphics, sound, and input functions on your computer. The emulator program includes a configuration wizard that you can use at any point for basic plug-in setup. The nature of PSX emulation and your machine specs means that you really have no idea what plug-ins will work best with a given game; you just have to experiment using trial-and-error.
- Plug your game pad into an available USB port.
- Open ePSXe by clicking its desktop icon.
- Click "Config" on the menu bar.
- Click "Wizard Guide."
- Choose your PSX BIOS from the bottom menu and click "Next." You will see "(Recommended)" next to the BIOS that will work with your emulator, so choose that one.
- Set the graphics and sound plug-ins in the next two menus. The top portion of the screen gives you a list of common video and sound cards and what plug-ins perform best with them. Use this as a guide. Experiment to find the combination that works best for a particular game.
- Click the "Controller 1" button on the controller configuration screen. A diagram of a PlayStation controller will appear with input boxes pointing to each button..
- Click inside the box pointing to each PlayStation controller button and press the button on the game pad that you want mapped to that function. Click "OK" to finalize your configuration. Click the "Controller 2" button to configure a second controller if you have one.
- Click "Next," and then "Done."
Warnings !
You must own a PlayStation and any games you're trying to run on your system in order to legally use ePSXe. Other use constitutes copyright infringement.
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