[Dell Streak 7] RavenSEAL:
LEGAL NOTICE: In order to do this, you must A) Own any type of SONY Manufactured console able to run PS1 games and B) Own a physical copy of the game​

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All credit for this guide goes here:

http://androinica.com/2010/08/tutor...configure-the-playstation-emulator-psx4droid/***

***Edited for HC, psx4droid no longer exist and does not work for HC 3.2

IT WORKS! IT RUNS SMOOTH! The trickiest part was to extract the files properly, but that was my fault for being cocky.

Also, be sure to, in the settings>audio active spu something.

1) Download the Required Files

Purchase and download FPse App in the Market.

https://market.android.com/details?id=com.emulator.fpse

PSX ROMs can be found here

http://www.emuparadise.me/Sony_Playstation_ISOs/2

Visit http://www.underground-gamer.com/wiki/index.php/ECM on your computer and download ECM for Windows.

Mac users can go directly to http://www.neillcorlett.com/ecm/ instead, and grab the GUI port for Mac OS X.

In Windows, extract unecm.exe from the downloaded ecm100.zip archive to the same folder that you keep your ROMs in. Both WinZip and WinRAR are excellent choices for unpacking compressed archives.

2) Extract and Rename the ECM ROM

Now you need to extract a file called data.bin.ecm that is located inside each of your compressed PlayStation ROMs that needs to be converted.

This part is a bit tricky, since the .ecm file usually is stored in a compressed archive inside the original ZIP-file. For example, the archive Silent Hill (USA) (v1.1).zip contains a folder, and inside that folder is another compressed archive titled Silent Hill (USA) (v1.1).7z. Hence, you first have to extract the .7z file, before you can extract data.bin.ecm that is stored within Silent Hill (USA) (v1.1).7z.

Extract the compressed archive located inside the ZIP-file

When you finally have extracted the file data.bin.ecm, rename it to the title of the game it contains. In my Silent Hill example above, I would rename it Silent.Hill.ecm.

3) Convert Your ECM ROMs

Now it’s time for some classic drag & drop: in the Windows File Explorer, grab your extracted .ecm ROM with the mouse pointer and simply drop it on unecm.exe. This will launch a command prompt. Wait while the converter does its thing. It may take a while.

Classic Windows drag & drop: grab the ROM and drop it on unecm.exe

Classic Windows drag & drop: grab the ECM file and drop it on unecm.exe

The ECM ROM converter working its magic

You should now have a set of files similar to those in my screen shot below. The converted ROM will probably not have a file extension, so add .bin at the end of the file name. In my case, I call it Silent.Hill.bin.

All the extracted, converted and renamed files

4) Download the BIOS and Copy the Files to Your SD Card

Download scph1001.bin from here: http://www.emuparadise.org/biosfiles/PSX_Bios_SCPH1001.zip

This is the PSX bios and the emulator needs it in order to run.

Create a new folder on your SD card, extract and copy scph1001.bin and all of your converted ROMs in the BIN format to it.

Pull out your SD Card and place it back into the tablet

Press Menu > Settings > System>BIOS Loading and locate scph1001.bin on your SD card.

You’ll be prompted by FPse to find a ROM, and now you’re ready to rock. Sweet PlayStation gaming nostalgia will ensue!