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Voici un tout nouvel emulateur pour la GP32, a tester: https://github.com/gameblabla/gp32emu/releases/tag/1.0 il a l'air de tourner vraiment bien, je suis content encore un emulateur que je voulais avoir sur ma borne

Oui il fait ce que beaucoup on longtemps voulu comme l'emulation namco 2x6 sur pcsx2 et la il attaque mame, un emulateur qui manque cruellement d'utiliser les ressources gpu pour etre full speed avec les jeux 3D entre autre, et aussi le chihiro sur xemu, on va etre pas mal niveau emulation arcade apres tout ca merci a lui d'y avoir mis le doigt 😃

Yeah, for now it's still pretty messy, with lots of little "forks" for specific games; I'd rather wait for a proper fork that handles all the games at once—it's a real pain to configure if you have a separate emulator for every game. =)

Try Alt-Tabbing to get back to the game; otherwise, be patient—a fork of Xemu for Chihiro is coming out soon ;) It is being led by Tovaritch alongside the developer of xemu. I’ve made a video offering an exclusive look at the current state of the project, with all footage captured live (I am also working on integrating it into Batocera). https://youtu.be/NXIXmWZIP1k?si=AwyLIXNjjDtN_h-S

Why don't you do what I told you? Download the Emusempre pack (ready-to-use), download the latest version of the emulator (0.31), overwrite the old version in the Emusempre pack with it, and then add the games you want by following the method Emusempre explained two or three pages back. You've been trying to get it working for a week now—you could have easily finished downloading the pack by this point.

You need to overwrite the existing files with the latest version of emulator 0.31, because the one included in the Emusempre pack is outdated; that should likely solve your problem.

I can launch all the Taiko games that were in the arcade version; it just used "CD" instead of "DVD-ROM" or "CD-ROM" ;)

Good catch, man ;) I’d already tried "CD-ROM" and it didn’t work, but using just "CD" works ;) Thanks!

Where did you get your CHD file? I don't think that's the culprit, but worst-case scenario, you can redownload it here: https://transfer.it/t/6RXr3b5RUTRL (mirror: https://limewire.com/d/FIJgv#1lhEXEfsR0) or here: https://archive.org/download/Namco2x6Games/rrvac/ For the file in "memcards," you just need to drop it into the "memcard" folder; you don't need to assign it to a slot in the emulator settings.

For the rrvac1 and 2 entries, you have extra lines; it should look like this: platform=rrvac [data] subdir= elf=proverb.elf ...instead of what you currently have: ;platform=rrvac1 platform=256 [data] subdir=rrvac1 elf=proverb.elf You are missing the correctly edited text files for rrvac 1 and 2. Otherwise, I don't see any other issues; in any case, if you launch just rrvac and not 1 or 2, it won't change your boot problem—it's strange. Do you definitely have this file in the memcards folder: NM00001 RRV3, Ver.A a025539111143a.ps2? acgame for rrvac1: [game] name=Ridge Racer V Arcade Battle [RRV1 Ver. B] gameid=NM00001 platform=rrvac [data] subdir= elf=proverb.elf dongle=NM00001 RRV1, Ver.B a025531215948a.ps2 mediasrc=/../rrvac/NM00001 RRV1-A (CD-ROM).chd media=CD-ROM jvsmode=racing acgame for rrvac2 [game] name=Ridge Racer V Arcade Battle [RRV2 Ver. B] gameid=NM00001 platform=rrvac [data] subdir= elf=proverb.elf dongle=NM00001 RRV2, Ver.B a025531981282a.ps2 mediasrc=/../rrvac/NM00001 RRV1-A (CD-ROM).chd media=CD-ROM jvsmode=racing

Nah, it's not the CHD; you wouldn't get that kind of error if the CHD were corrupt. It's a different issue, and it's hard to guess the cause—there are so many possibilities: folders or files in the wrong place or named incorrectly, whether `acgame` points to the right files and is written correctly, whether your ELF files and memory card files are valid and named with the right extensions, and whether the emulator's game list is set up properly. Also, make sure you have the "portable" file in place before launching the emulator for the first time; otherwise, it'll create files in your `C:\Users` folder and so on. I'd recommend starting over with the Emusempre pack—you'll have a working version right off the bat and can start figuring out how it's all put together. That's what I did; otherwise, I would've been stuck too. Take some screenshots so I can understand and see where the problem might be—if I spot one. Include the folder structure, the code from the `acgame` files, and the emulator running with your game list.

proverb.elf You need to put it in the "rrvac" folder.

I believe the "no boot" issue resulting in a blue screen is often caused by a bad .elf file; you need the one named proverb.elf.

Did you create an empty text file named simply "portable" in your emulator's root folder? If you can't find a solution, there's always Emusempre's pack: just download and unzip it, and it works right out of the box—then you can import games one by one to populate the emulator's list if needed. That's the easiest way to play Ridge Racer V without any hassle.

What issue are you having with Ridge Racer V? Is it "cannot open arcade media"? If so, have you checked your `acgame` file to ensure the `subdir=` line is empty?