I've had this problem quite a while ago (almost three years) already, and it seems it's back now.
I'm trying to play God of War (E) [SCES-53133] via PCSX2. The game doesn't have a Language Select screen and as far as I can tell uses the language set by the PS2 bios. When booting up the game through Reboot CDVD (fast), the game will always start up in English instead of my native tongue.
Last time, bositman advised me to set the bios language and then run the game through "Execute", which did a full bios boot. That worked like a charm.
This time, it's different. Using the latest revision or 1.0.0, the game boots normally via the (fast) option, but once again only in English.
However, using the (full) option, after the bios screen and a short black screen (during which the console log window title changes to the game's database description) I'm dumped back into the bios on the screen showing my memory cards and the disk.
Selecting the disk results in another short black screen and a return to the memory cards.
I'm not sure what to do this time, except downloading an ancient version like 0.9.7?
I've tried the native ISO reader as well as Gigaherz' CDVD plugin. No speedhacks, standard options and so on. I'm not sure why it boots flawlessly with the (fast) option but refuses to do so in (full).
I'm trying to play God of War (E) [SCES-53133] via PCSX2. The game doesn't have a Language Select screen and as far as I can tell uses the language set by the PS2 bios. When booting up the game through Reboot CDVD (fast), the game will always start up in English instead of my native tongue.
Last time, bositman advised me to set the bios language and then run the game through "Execute", which did a full bios boot. That worked like a charm.
This time, it's different. Using the latest revision or 1.0.0, the game boots normally via the (fast) option, but once again only in English.
However, using the (full) option, after the bios screen and a short black screen (during which the console log window title changes to the game's database description) I'm dumped back into the bios on the screen showing my memory cards and the disk.
Selecting the disk results in another short black screen and a return to the memory cards.
I'm not sure what to do this time, except downloading an ancient version like 0.9.7?
I've tried the native ISO reader as well as Gigaherz' CDVD plugin. No speedhacks, standard options and so on. I'm not sure why it boots flawlessly with the (fast) option but refuses to do so in (full).