In any case your filepaths have to start with /media/ before the first folder on your USB stick (its a PSC specific thing). Which means - the rom paths, and the path to the emulator will be different in your case (the example uses Retroboots folder structure, not bleemsyncs). Edit it as you have to for the emulated system and emulator of your choice, and your specific installations. Pay attention to the replace with line above. Save the file, put it in the playlist folder on your USB stick (again the file name has to be the exact one Retroarch expects for the system), and thats it. Remove the empty first line again (the one you added before). Sony - Playstation Portable.lplAnd all game entries will simply be stacked, one such entry after the other. Now open the search an replace dialog in Notepad++, make sure 'regular expressions' is checked in the search/replace dialogue - and search for: Otherwise retroarch might not be able to read your file.Īdd an empty line with enter at the beginning of your document. lpl - make sure, that you select unix/linux line endings in the save as dialog.

zip) into a new file and save it as your specific system playlist name with the ending. Open up a texteditor that supports unix/linux line endings (notepad++ for Windows is good and open source), copy your column of file names (with file endings, so f.e.

This lists all files in a folder, and you can then copy all the filenames.

On a windows computer its the same, there you'd open a command prompt, navigate into the folder an type dir followed by enter. ls -1 (forces one column of names) if the default ls command shows multiple columns by default. On MacOS or linux, this can simply be done by navigating into the folder in a terminal / shell, and typing: ls followed by enter. Now, lets create a playlist file for multiple files (roms) in a folder at once.įirst, you need a list of all filenames in a folder in a one column list. The playlist names are system specific, and have to be what Retroarch expects, so google them for the individual systems you want to add. The next line would be the unique hash of the rom - when creating playlist files manually you can leave that empty.Īnd the line after that will be the playlist name - in the case of a PSP playlist this is: Sony - Playstation Portable.lpl lpl file for an entire system there will be two more lines beneath that, for every entry. The third line is the path to the emulator. media/RetroArch/roms/PSP/Crisis Core - Final Fantasy VII (E).pbp

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