
This can give you an intermediate between a 4:3 ratio and a 16:9 ratio. Wide Ratio: You can stretch the image on the x axis a bit. It will write the psx.cfg file (in Mednafen's directory) the main mednafen.cfg file remains untouched. Don't forget to SAVE when you change things. ( TIP: Goat is a TV-like shader, and it looks nice). The first options (before the divider) are direct Mednafen parameters. There select OPTIONS and the options window opens. When you are on the main Game List, press TAB to focus the top bar. PSXMED offers *some* configuration options for Mednafen.

While on the Main Game List : Press a Letter : Cycle through items starting with that letter. PAGEUP/PAGEDOWN : Scroll more elements in the main list

PSXMED is a TUI (terminal user interface) and can only work with a keyboard.ĪRROW KEYS : Navigate the Cursor Up/Down/Left/Right The easiest way to run it is to press WIN+R to open the windows RUN dialog, and run psxmed from there, it should create a new terminal window with PSXMED up and running. PSXMED is ready to run now by running psxmed

Open mednafen.cfg and set proper paths to : ``psx.bios_eu, psx.bios_jp, psx.bios_na` to point to the bios files.For Mednafen to be able to launch PS1 games you need to setup the PS1 BIOS files.You should have Mednafen (version 1.24.3 or above), setup ready to go.This will install PSXMED globally and it can be run from anywhere Make sure you have NodeJS installed with NPM (NPM is the package manager of NodeJS, should install automatically when installing NodeJS) ::.Windows Only! (It can probably be ported to Linux easily, can't bother).I guess this is completely obscure, who in the world uses a game launcher running on a terminal ? This whole project started just as a personal tool/helper to quickly launch PS1 games on Mednafen (my favorite PS1 Emulator). It is unorthodox in a way that this is built using NodeJS and runs on a terminal.

This is an unorthodox PS1 game launcher for Mednafen that comes with some practical features.
