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Here are the command-lines for said emulator: --------------------------- PCSXR --------------------------- Usage: pcsxr [options] options: -nogui Don't open the GUI -psxout Enable PSX output -slowboot Enable BIOS logo -runcd Runs CD-ROM (requires -nogui) -cdfile FILE Runs a CD image file (requires -nogui) -help Display this message So as suggested by Draco1962 it should work.

LOL. Then looks like I'm not really needed around here then.

Hey y'all! What have I missed? Been a long time. Miss some of you! LOL. Hope all is well. Been away from the game for awhile dealing with personal life. Hoping to come back full time soon.

Thanks Tom!

Thanks Tom!

Thanks guys! Good to be back. Missed you all.

LOL. Nice to see you old friend. Missed ya!

Thanks Tom!

I'll have to revise that then since the list needs updating. I was retired for a few years but am back out of retirement. Sorry for the incorrect information. Edit: I have fixed it in the mentioned list. Glad they finally fixed that. Also will be revising it to be more current since it is out-dated.

Away from home so can't verify but I remember it not working with quotes. Not sure if they fixed that these days or not.

Ahhhh Yes. That's it! I remember that from years ago. Good call RedDog!

When using links then set your filter to "*.lnk" and change the command-line to the following... Notice the use of "double quotes".

I can confirm that editing all sections that contain the phrase "ALL GAMES" has no affect.

Just sent you a message.

What about creating links to those files and name them what you want and then run them with the command-line I gave? I tried and it gives some type of hope but am unable to test with this machine as it doesn't have the required specs to handle it. I tried from command-line and it loads something but of course gives me a blank screen since using on my tech machine (on board graphics). I can test further tomorrow when the grandson isn't watching moves on the HTPC (gaming machine).

I would have to research this emulator and the way games are ripped in order to figure this out. Since I don't do this system it's hard to say. There's always a way. Maybe a custom map file to pass eboot.bin to all the game names? If anyone who know's that I'm talking about can chime in. I'll get back to you on this one or if someone who has experience with this emulator and games. Can you paste the example of the listing? Like are each game in it's own directory with the eboot.bin file or are they zipped or.....????

So basically try... (S)ELF being the files supported by the emulator itself. I have not tested this myself since not on my gaming system. But going by what was found.

I'll look at the GameEx.ini but that's one "LOG" I don't care to look at after almost 10 years here at GameEx. That's probably why it's dirty in the first place.

Command-line would be... You may have to run a few times depending on the severity of the cleaning needed.

Please change the following... From To as per the instructions I gave before. Just saw log file posted in Origin thread and noticed an attempt of running with the commandline and what it's output was. This solution should fix your problem.

I had that same problem when I first tried this emulator. I then tested with the command-line I supplied and it worked. Just tested again and it worked. Please post your config so I can take a look.

Please try the following:

The actual games are not included. Just the media sources to show off GameEx capabilities.

Thanks for the update!

Wasn't trying to correct but state that I wasn't incorrect. I can't have that happening when I just got back.