Sorry, I worded it incorrectly. The statement "handling the CD-ROM commands" meant using direct commands natively. Your method would be much cleaner but it's much more complicated as like you mentioned, one needs to study the NO$PSX documentation to figure out how to actually playback XA.

Example ...

It looks like that tutorial is what his code is based on. Perhaps the different SDK and that example don't work together. The method I mentioned should work with anything as it's just sending the right CD-ROM commands.

Ah, in that case you would be correct but in my opinion handling XA using the ...

There's an old writeup explaining how to get XA working. Try following that tutorial (link below).
Note that you can use The Revenge of STRIPISO to replace STRIPISO for modern systems.

https://www.psxdev.net/help/psx_extended_architecture.html

From there once XA is working, you can start to ...

nocash wrote: May 18th, 2025, 9:36 am Do you mean physically stolen tooling, and Cybdyn can now no longer produce their own connectors without that tooling?

The physical tooling was stolen by the manufacturer we paid to make our connector. They were making their own behind our back and selling them which is how we found out.

How do you get the PSX (I/O) connector?


You can buy them here
https://store.phenommod.com/index.php?route=product/product&path=74&product_id=103


Really thank You the link for PIO connector xD

That connector was produced by Cybdyn Systems (the team who made PSIO) for those who aren't ...

It has been known for a long time that the BIOS supported the mouse. It's just that a lot of PlayStation 1 gamers didn't use the mouse so it was a hidden feature. It's somewhat like the file allocation table undelete command for Memory Cards in the BIOS, albeit that one is truly hidden but if I ...

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CCPSX would most likely be hooking into 16-bit dependencies which is why it doesn't work natively. Would be neat to disassemble it and see if it can be patched.

I have the Psy-Q environment variables on Windows 10 64-bit system but I need to rename the INCLUDE directory when using other GCC tools ...

I think the CDROM support on no$psx isn't 100% yet, but I don't know.
I think there shouldn't be any "not found" in that TTY log.

Please be more careful with your posts as that is such an unintelligent statement. "I think the CDROM works but I don't know". Why even say that if you don't know ...

Even in their CDGen 1.0 Windows 3.1 application, they don't even show system.cnf or any executable at the beginning of the disc.
A SYSTEM.CNF file isn't required because the BIOS will look for PSX.EXE by default and apply the default CNF parameters. In their example though, they should have at ...

Music 2000 uses ADPCM audio files. It transfers them to SPU RAM when you load a sample which is why it's a bit slow when you try to preview a sample.

Excellent video! That would have taken a lot of research, time and work to complete. Well done :clap

The Tekken 1, 2 and 3 soundtracks are just so absolutely iconic and are composed so well.
Personally, Tekken 2 and 3 though have some absolute fantastic jams. I listen to them often whilst ...

cvgs wrote: March 16th, 2025, 7:56 am

Xavi92 wrote: July 21st, 2017, 9:23 am PC-side application (Windows 32-bit build also available):
https://github.com/XaviDCR92/QPSXSerial

the link doesn't work. where can I download it?

It's missing from Xavi92's GitHub repository. Try sending Xavi92 a personal message and bringing it to their attention.

cvgs wrote: March 11th, 2025, 11:34 pm

tlrmcknz wrote: May 21st, 2014, 11:12 am Current version 1.1 compatible with PSXSERIAL 1.3
psxdev.tlrmcknz.com/javapsxsend/
Now hosted at Mega

the link doesn't work, where can I download it?

Try sending a personal message to tlrmcknz

I managed to insert auto-aim in Resident Evil 1 SLUS_001.70 and believe it or not, everything works as it should, I even managed to insert a target change. Copied all of that from the Resident Evil 1 Director's Cut and pasted it into this regular one. Cheers

A video on YouTube showing that would ...

It is possible if you make your own cartridge and have all the available address and data lines connected to your ROM and you assemble your code to boot from the expansion port address space. Bank switching will be required if your ROM is very large though.

Sounds like you have a bit of learning ahead of you. First, you should test your STR file using some library playback code to make sure your new STR file is actually interleaved correctly. There's example code from Sony to do that in their SDK.

This is how you then convert it https://www.psxdev.net ...

If I recall correctly, the first letter in the serial denotes what factory in Japan the PlayStation was manufactured.

Here is the Net Yaroze version of the dino demo: https://github.com/gwald/netyaroze_demo/tree/main/demos/dino

@MasterLink What does Tommy Tallarico have to do with the PSX developer demo disc?
He didn't create a console but he sure created something very entertaining during the lock downs ...

XA typically uses mode 2 which divides the 2352 bytes into 12 synchronization bytes and 4 header bytes. Hence, 2336 bytes of user data. An easier solution would be to use MKPSXISO from Lameguy64 so you can re-build the disc index correctly and inject your new XA track data.