[Betamax]

Actually the pad is the problem (or more to the point its buggy drivers).

That psx adapter allows you to plug in 2 psx pads if I'm not mistaken. However for some reason the driver always report to windows that 2 pads are present.... even if you only have one plugged in (or even worse... none). Whenever you try to configure keys in delta it detects that non-existant pad, tries to access it and crashes horribly in the process.

Until I can come up with a method to detect this behaviour and bypass it, there are 2 workarounds which allow delta to work properly:

1: Plug 2 psx pads into your adapter.
2: If you don't have 2 pads, disable the dummy pad driver. To do this

* open up device manager (found in the system properties on control panel)
* expand the human interface devices
* you should see 3 items, 2 labeled HID-compliant game controller and one labeled usb human interface device.
* right click on the SECOND HID-compliant game controller and select disable
* goto game controllers in control panel. Verify that you only have 1 psx controller detected and press properties works.

 

[Betamax]

Ok I've managed to knock up a quick bug workaround. I'm uploading an updated copy to this post. Delta should no longer crash out... however there is a slight possibility that the gibberish from your driver will cause it to misconfigure a button or two. If you hold down the button/direction before you click the option you should get away with it though.

 

[Betamax]

1. Unfortunately I'm away from home for a couple of weeks now, so I'm unable to investigate further for now. However I had a thought on the plane which might get around the new axis issue... dunno for sure until I get back to try it out.

2. That mooby thing is very strange to say the least. How are you selecting the file?

3. Well that make's no sense . The "bypass gui" option works by appending the "-nogui" command line option when running the emu. It's exactly the same function as if that option is off. Could you elaborate/investigate further?

 

[Betamax]

Alright I'm back home and been workig on this. I've tweaked the axis detection a bit, hopefully it'll work for you now. I also think I've figured out you other two problems (which seem to be the same one ). Basically the version check flag could under some instances be missing, causing epsxe to load it's setup wizard (and reset everything in the process). Of course the setup wizard only runs if -nogui is switched off, hence why I never spotted it until know. Thanks.

Here's another update. Let me know if there's any more issues.