ps2homebrew / Open-PS2-Loader

Game and app loader for Sony PlayStation 2
https://ps2homebrew.github.io/Open-PS2-Loader/
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[ISSUE]: Cover art not working #711

Open Absolucy opened 2 years ago

Absolucy commented 2 years ago

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Describe the issue

I'm trying to get cover art working, and it isn't. I'm using SMB, but it doesn't seem to work with MX4SIO either. CFG and VMC data is read just fine, ISOs boot just fine, but there's no cover art. My NAS doesn't even log the PS2 trying to read the ART folder.

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Console model

SCPH-75001

OPL version / revision

OPL v1.2.0-Beta-1908-4ca247

In which device(s) have you experienced this issue?

SMB, MX4SIO

Context and extra information

I tried both OPL Manager and a pre-made cover art pack, neither worked.

J013k commented 2 years ago

I do not have this problem with OPL 1908 though SMB.

You can try previous version like e.g. OPL v.1.0.0. If this version also fails something is wrong with your settings (e.g. wrong files names).

Additionally read this: https://web.archive.org/web/20200622004110/https://bitbucket.org/ShaolinAssassin/open-ps2-loader-0.9.3-documentation-project/wiki/art.

Absolucy commented 2 years ago

@J013k It still doesn't work in v1.1, i guess that mean it's a me problem?

Here's a sample of my ART folder:

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Absolucy commented 2 years ago

Extra game info doesn't seem to show either, despite having a CFG pack. The CFG pack isn't completely ignored - it's configured with the VMCs from said pack.

Absolucy commented 2 years ago

If it helps any, the SMB share is on a Synology NAS, the PS2 is using the user named ps2, and the share looks like this: image

citronalco commented 2 years ago

As it is working for others there's most likely something broken with your setup.

Check if permissions of the files in the ART and CFG directories permit reading with the "ps2" user. You could also try to connect to the SMB share with a computer using the "ps2" user and try to open some cover art and CFG files.

Absolucy commented 2 years ago

You could also try to connect to the SMB share with a computer using the "ps2" user and try to open some cover art and CFG files.

Yup, I can read the ART and CFG directory just fine when logged in as the ps2 user from another PC, although the directory listings took a few seconds or so to load (is there some sort of timeout? although this may be because I used a macbook to test, which are not exactly the most efficient SMB users)