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pSX Frontend is a frontend for pSX Emulator. This frontend was created to help those unfamiliar with the commandline to use all of the switches (many of which have no equivalent in the pSX configuration). The features included have caused pSX Frontend to grow beyond the original vision for it, and it is now able to perform more advanced functions, including the ability to save profiles for convenient access in the future.
Access to all commandline switches and parameters from an intuitive interface
Profiles for saving configurations
Select BIOS on a per-profile basis
Windows Only
Advanced shortcuts that go beyond the typical pSX shortcut (select BIOS, etc)
Hide log window when running pSX
Import/export shortcuts
Increase pSX process priority
Resize pSX window
[v1.12] Windows, Linux (x86), Linux (Source)
[v1.11] Windows, Linux (x86), Linux (x64), Linux (Source)
[v1.10] Windows, Linux (x86)
[v1.09] Windows
[v1.08] Windows
[v1.07] Windows
[v1.06] Windows
[v1.05] Windows
[v1.04] Windows
[v1.03] Windows
[v1.02] Windows
[v1.01] Windows
[v1.00] Windows
"pSX Frontend Settings" and "Last Session" cannot be used as profile names
Extra switches are left unparsed, so be careful not to use conflicting or duplicate switches
Switches may or may not work depending on the version of pSX being used
Linux Only
If a psx-frontend.ini file is located in the same directory as pSX Frontend's executable, then it will use that copy instead of ~/.pSX/psxfrontend.ini.
When running a game directly from your disc drive, make sure the actual raw device is used (look in /dev), and not the mount point.
Windows Only
Advanced shortcuts require pSX Frontend in order to work properly
Do NOT use the "Hide log window" feature if you plan on making bug or game compatibility reports, as you may miss important information that should be included in your report
For obvious reasons, advanced shortcuts are cannot be imported
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