I didn't think any of that would really change anything but ok, I am using version 2.0.5., Pete's OpenGL2 GPU core 2.0.0 video plugin, ePSXe CDR WNT/W2K core 2.0.0 (but I am using a downloaded version of the game not cd so I dont think that matter) and I forgot what the game region is but I think it's USA either way this is for all games so I don't think the game region changes anything
Well yes true most of that doesn't matter, but there are few things that matter, for one the fact that you downloaded the game which could be just a bad copy or in wrong format and secondly region does matter, UK won't work with USA version and vice versa.
Sorry must've missed that part, and to clarify no ePSXe doesn't create a separate memory card for the second disc for MGS, that would only happen if the second disc is of different region with different SCU/E code and obviously with the setting enabled to use individual memory cards per game.
Sorry for the late response I didn't see the alert. So I checked they are both (E) but the reason it doesn't work isn't because the game files themselves it's the emulator not allowing me to change the disc since no matter what game I use that same thing happens
EXPLAIN!! details man they're are important, when the game prompts disc change you press ESC then Run - Change iso select the second disc and Viola.
are you sure we are using the emulator because Run for me does not show Change iso only thing like continue, rest and save states or was that just a mistake
HLE is in BIOS settings, and yes I meant continue, I'm going of memory here.
HLE was already off and if you wanted me to press continue then that's unrelated, I was saying changing ISO is that same has pressing continue and apperntly this has been going on since 1.7.0 so I might just have to download 1.6.0 but thank you so much for trying to help me, I appreciate it
Well as the saying goes, whatever works, works, the issue with 1.7 was long since fixed and I never had any issues switching discs on 2.0.5 on MGS or any other game nor have I found anyone else reporting otherwise, so at this point I can't really help unless it happens to me.
I think that's the case with only Xebra as it's more of a debbuging, testing emulator than for gaming ergo open the disc tray, change the disc, close the disc tray.
Mednafen and Reicast not, and you need emulate these behaviors to do some tricks, like empty disc to force certain loading screens. The same logic exist to emulate controller disconnections. Some games require you to interact with the "console" to progress.
I have fixed the issue but thank you anyway.
