You can configure these emulations in the sixth step of the Wizard Guide. Additionally, it includes emulation for digital and analog joypads, Dual Shock, and PSX mouse. And then use the scanner included in ePSXe to find the BIOS location or specify the path to the location manually.ĮPSXe supports keyboard and joystick.
#Epsxe bios archive#
If you decide to use any of the two recommended BIOses, or other BIOS, you need to extract the BIOS first if you download it in a ZIP, RAR, 7z, or other archive type. While you can use other BIOSes, these two are the most common.
At this moment these two are recommended by the developers. You should use either SCPH1001 (US) or SCPH7502 (PAL) BIOS. Note that HLE BIOS is known to be less compatible. Step 2 : Starting the emulator Step 3 : Configuring the BIOS Step 4 : Configuring the video options Step 4.1 : Petes video plugins Step 5 : Configuring the sound Step 5. If you don’t have a PSX BIOS yet in the ePSXe BIOS folder, there will be a notification message letting you know that it cannot find the BIOS and hence you’re suggested to use the included HLE BIOS or search for a certain BIOS on the internet. You can optionally skip the wizard to go directly to the main interface where you can configure ePSXe manually or fire up the wizard once again. It provides a wizard-style guide for users, which includes seven steps, to set up ePSXe–the last step is only a confirmation that everything has been fully configured. Double-click on it and the config window will appear. It contains all the files required for ePSXe to be able to function properly, so you need to extract them all.Īmong the files within the archive there is an exe file named ePSXe.exe.
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