Playstation Wiiflow

[Doaner54]

Looking for some help with playstation games on wiiflow. I have wiiflow up and going with wii and gamecube games. When I load wiisxrx from homebrew the Playstation games work perfect. When I go to Playstation in Wiiflow it says no games in usb/wiisxrx/isos. What can I do to fix?

 

[SylverReZ]

You could've just made life easier by installing a channel forwarder for WiiSXRX. WiiFlow is more-so for booting Wii games compared to homebrew.

 

[Doaner54]

You could've just made life easier by installing a channel forwarder for WiiSXRX. WiiFlow is more-so for booting Wii games compared to homebrew.

I am trying to set up everything in wiiflow with boxart

 

[SylverReZ]

I am trying to set up everything in wiiflow with boxart

https://wii.hacks.guide/wii-loaders.html#general

 

[0arsoluto]

Looking for some help with playstation games on wiiflow. I have wiiflow up and going with wii and gamecube games. When I load wiisxrx from homebrew the Playstation games work perfect. When I go to Playstation in Wiiflow it says no games in usb/wiisxrx/isos. What can I do to fix?

hello. Wiiflow not detecting your PS1 games could be due to two things. On the one hand, go to the wiiflow options and on one of the screens (1/14) you will see the "partition adjustment" option. Press there. Now on the next screen you will see the "Add-on partition" option. Press until you see usb2 (if your hard drive is partitioned and the ps1 games are there. if you don't have it partitioned select usb1) now go back to the ps1 emulator screen and the games will appear along with this look in the wiiflow settings you have. the option Main settings /startup settings/SD only =off
That is one of the possibilities of the reason for the problem. Every time you want to launch the games from your hard drive you must select that option in Wiiflow. If you look at your PC by opening the path wiiflow/plugins/PlayStation/WiiStation.ini you will see that in one of the lines of the file it probably says rompartition=0, try changing it to the value -1" instead of "0". This will do that wiiflow looks for the isos on the hard drive instead of the sd. This last point could be the problem but in my experience it all depends on the options of the wiiflow itself where you put "plugins partition" since that wiiflow option is the one. What mark does the emulator read the ISOs from? Try changing one thing and another and see what happens (I suppose that in the plugin you use in Wiistation's Wiiflow, the line "romdir=wiisxrx/isos" will appear like this, and not Is the problem a misinterpretation by Wiiflow of the game route?