One receiver will cause memcard Pro errors, and the other will not #2
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I think I have the same issue. I already had a Memcard Pro, a brilliant product that makes saving games a breeze. I bought a BlueRetro adapter for my PS1 after being really impressed with it on my N64 (which includes a similar save function to MCP). I immediately had problems with my PS1 (xStation) saying the card was not formatted. After a bunch of testing, it appears this will happen if both MCP and Blue Retro are plugged into port 1. I'd be happy to have them in different ports, but unfortunately it appears some (if not all) PS1 games expect the memory card to be in port 1 and will not recognise controllers in port 2 (except multiplayer). |
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Re: [RetroScaler/Blueretro-PS] One receiver will cause memcard Pro errors, and the other will not (Issue #2)
I think I have the same issue. I already had a Memcard Pro, a brilliant product that makes saving games a breeze. I bought a BlueRetro adapter for my PS1 after being really impressed with it on my N64 (which includes a similar save function to MCP). I immediately had problems with my PS1 (xStation) saying the card was not formatted. After a bunch of testing, it appears this will happen if both MCP and Blue Retro are plugged into port 1. I'd be happy to have them in different ports, but unfortunately it appears some (if not all) PS1 games expect the memory card to be in port 1 and will not recognise controllers in port 2 (except multiplayer).
This seriously sucks. Is there a possibility this could be fixed?
I thought it could be a power issue, so I tried adding power with the USB micro but same problem.—Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or unsubscribe.You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread.Message ID: ***@***.***>
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I think I have the same issue. I already had a Memcard Pro, a brilliant product that makes saving games a breeze. I bought a BlueRetro adapter for my PS1 after being really impressed with it on my N64 (which includes a similar save function to MCP). I immediately had problems with my PS1 (xStation) saying the card was not formatted. After a bunch of testing, it appears this will happen if both MCP and Blue Retro are plugged into port 1. I'd be happy to have them in different ports, but unfortunately it appears some (if not all) PS1 games expect the memory card to be in port 1 and will not recognise controllers in port 2 (except multiplayer).
This seriously sucks. Is there a possibility this could be fixed?
I thought it could be a power issue, so I tried adding power with the USB micro but same problem.
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I contacted 8bitmods who pointed me to the latest beta for BlueRetro which fixes this issue - very happy about it! |
The same receiver(RetroScaler BlueRetro Wireless Game Controllers Converter Adapter For PS1 PS2 ）, with a transparent shell, can cause memcard pro read and write errors, while a black shell will not
Unable to read/write SAVE files in memcard pro, such as'Akumajou Dracula X '，It will display a bad memory card（Japanese:不良）or 'no card'，Occasionally, SAVE files are displayed, but there may be read errors.
Strangely, with another black shell receiver (with the same model and firmware version), everything returned to normal
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