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JohnnyDavidson posted:Followed a guide on another site for '6.35 PRO-B2' and just installed an SNES emulator and it works. This is awesome. Thanks for the help guys. Converted PS1 titles are supposed to work, but I've had no luck with them yet. (It might be they only work with the kind that need a keys.bin to work?) ISO ripping from apps doesn't work (yet?), and the VSH Menu ripper cuts off the last sector (which isn't always important, but sometimes it's got active data in it). Haven't seen a working variant of gpSP yet. That's all I can think of. dont be mean to me fucked around with this message at 13:30 on Mar 12, 2011 |
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Sir Unimaginative posted:It'd be news if it was. If you're cool with no UMD, then grab it. I most certainly am, I hate UMDs and plan to stick to digital copies of stuff. Thanks for the info!
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ParagonParadox27 posted:Very, very basic question: If I buy a PSP Go today, will I be able to run PSX games that aren't PSN-released yet that I own copies of? I want to play Legend of Mana at work and I genuinely want a PSP Go because of its design. Edit: I stand corrected. I didn't think it was fully working with PRO. I may need to pick up a GO. FuzzyPickles fucked around with this message at 16:34 on Mar 12, 2011 |
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Mar 12, 2011 16:09
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Um, PSX titles work perfectly on my PSP Go. I'm running 6.35 PRO B-2. I'm using Popstation to convert them and I haven't had any trouble. Then again, if you're converting "special" games like Chrono Cross, you might want to check this link - you have to create the eboot with a different gameid. http://www.gamerspress.com/index.php?title=PSX_on_PSP_Compatibility_List
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Sir Unimaginative posted:Haven't seen a working variant of gpSP yet. I've been using one called UnOfficial gpSP Kai user 64M test 02 on Pro-B just fine. I can't remember where I got it from but I did a quick google and there seems to be more updated versions of it around but gods know which ones the most recent. That version worked well enough for me although I've only used it to play Final Fantasy VI Advance so far.
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Sir Unimaginative posted:ISO ripping from apps doesn't work (yet?), and the VSH Menu ripper cuts off the last sector (which isn't always important, but sometimes it's got active data in it).  Also before I forget, in my own experience; Chrono Cross at least is working fine, and so does GPSP Kai 3.3 Test 2, though make sure to set Fake_Fat to on before loading a game. vkeios fucked around with this message at 20:24 on Mar 12, 2011 |
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Mar 12, 2011 20:21
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vkeios posted:Earlier you mentioned this was important for Valkyria Chronicles 2. Like how important, because I'm currently playing VC2 ripped using the VSH menu. Looks like the names of nine ADX files at the end of Odin.CPK. I don't know enough about monolithic files on the PSP to know if it's a manifest for external editors or an actual file table, so I don't know if you'd actually lose sound (potentially an improvement, depending on who lost a line or two  ).It could be worse: In Kenka Bancho the missing data would have been part of the skillset editor. quote:GPSP Kai 3.3 Test 2, though make sure to set Fake_Fat to on Megadyptes posted:UnOfficial gpSP Kai user 64M test 02 Why don't people ever link these things? dont be mean to me fucked around with this message at 21:46 on Mar 12, 2011 |
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Sir Unimaginative posted:Looks like the names of nine ADX files at the end of Odin.CPK. I don't know enough about monolithic files on the PSP to know if it's a manifest for external editors or an actual file table, so I don't know if you'd actually lose sound (potentially an improvement, depending on who lost it This is the one I'm using: http://www.psp-hacks.com/file/2008
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Sir Unimaginative posted:Looks like the names of nine ADX files at the end of Odin.CPK. I don't know enough about monolithic files on the PSP to know if it's a manifest for external editors or an actual file table, so I don't know if you'd actually lose sound (potentially an improvement, depending on who lost a line or two Sir Unimaginative posted:Why don't people ever link these things?
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1) vkeios: Whoops, it wasn't Odin.CPK. It was stream/od_voice.afs that was severed. Blame ISObuster not telling you what file the sector you're viewing is in in the sector view window. Everything else I said was accurate, though. 2) Everyone: Pro-B3 just came out.
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I've got a PSP 3004 with 5.31 firmware. What can I do, aside from using signed homebrew? Is downgrading to 5.20 safe?
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Finlander posted:I've got a PSP 3004 with 5.31 firmware. What can I do, aside from using signed homebrew? Is downgrading to 5.20 safe? 1) There was no 5.31 - you probably have 6.31. 2) Use PSP Module Checker. It should be signed, but if you have to update to 6.35 and use PRO HEN, it's not the worst thing in the world. Don't use Settings > System Update; that'll put you at 6.37 and then you're screwed. If your module is 09g, you can't downgrade below 6.30. If it's less, you can go down to 6.20 (TN-D) or 5.03 (ChickHEN  ) like in the OP, but with PRO where it is now, it's hard to imagine why you would.
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to upgrade to pro-b from pro... do I just get into normal 6.35 firmware then install pro as normal? does having pro-b do anything? edit: what I meant was, I have pro-b 2 already. I can just install over that? edit 2: op says "It installs a few files to your flash0". This is why I'm asking. I already have 6.35 pro-b2 on my psp. redreader fucked around with this message at 01:00 on Mar 13, 2011 |
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Holy crap. It's in the OP. Yes, install 6.35 and then run PRO B-3 Installer. Then use the quick recovery app from there on. All PRO is a Light Custom Firmware. It's not permanent, but it does everything that CFW can do now. That is run PSP Games, PSN Access (I believe this is new in B3, if not, planned for C), PSX games and homebrew (games and emulators). Also plugins if you want cheaters and other nifty stuff. Free feel to add anything if I forgot.
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redreader posted:edit: what I meant was, I have pro-b 2 already. I can just install over that? B3 adds bug fixes and some debug fake region option, which gently caress if I know what those do. vkeios fucked around with this message at 01:21 on Mar 13, 2011 |
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I have a PSP1000 now that is slowly wearing out (damaged pixels, etc). I was thinking of getting a PSP3000 since it dropped in price. I also want to get it for the lighter weight, better screen, and the extra memory for homebrew. For those who already have one and using HEN, is it more difficult to use than a CFW? Or it's pretty much the same once it's loaded into memory?
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Revalis Enai posted:I have a PSP1000 now that is slowly wearing out (damaged pixels, etc). I was thinking of getting a PSP3000 since it dropped in price. I also want to get it for the lighter weight, better screen, and the extra memory for homebrew. For those who already have one and using HEN, is it more difficult to use than a CFW? Or it's pretty much the same once it's loaded into memory? I haven't used CFW, but there's really nothing difficult about it. I had more trouble finding plugins and what not that worked than setting them up.
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Revalis Enai posted:I have a PSP1000 now that is slowly wearing out (damaged pixels, etc). I was thinking of getting a PSP3000 since it dropped in price. I also want to get it for the lighter weight, better screen, and the extra memory for homebrew. For those who already have one and using HEN, is it more difficult to use than a CFW? Or it's pretty much the same once it's loaded into memory? Honestly you'd probably be better off with a used PSP-2000. Same lighter weight and a better screen and extra RAM, but you can go full CFW with most models.
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HEN's easy as poo poo to use; you just boot it up once when you power the system on and then don't power it off again until you really need to. Instead of powering it down each time you wanna swap games, you just use the Home button to pull yourself back to the XMB each time you gotta do it.
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When I'm not using my PSP I just put it in sleep mode most of the time instead of properly powering down, thus I hardly ever need to restart the HEN
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Even then restarting it is literally a matter of going to games -> enabler -> mash X a couple times.
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I was just sent a 3000 in the mail today as an early birthday gift. It hasnt arrived yet so I'm unsure of the firmware on it but I know it came from best buy so I assume it's the latest or close too. Are the newest 3000's still limited as far as what can be done to them like the OP says?
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The Spookmaster posted:I was just sent a 3000 in the mail today as an early birthday gift. It hasnt arrived yet so I'm unsure of the firmware on it but I know it came from best buy so I assume it's the latest or close too. Are the newest 3000's still limited as far as what can be done to them like the OP says? Technically yes, in that they can't be downgraded below 6.30 even if you have a vulnerable firmware on it, but they aren't coming with 6.37 yet, and 6.35 PRO-B2 isn't terribly limiting.
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The Spookmaster posted:I was just sent a 3000 in the mail today as an early birthday gift. It hasnt arrived yet so I'm unsure of the firmware on it but I know it came from best buy so I assume it's the latest or close too. Are the newest 3000's still limited as far as what can be done to them like the OP says? Yes, If it's at or below 6.35 you can do quite a bit of homebrew now, but there's still a bit of stuff you can do on the latest firmware, like some emulators and stuff.
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Aside from not being permanent, I'm not sure how you say that PRO B3 is not as good as CFW? It does pretty much everything including getting on PSN... What else is it missing?
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RadicalR posted:Aside from not being permanent, I'm not sure how you say that PRO B3 is not as good as CFW? It does pretty much everything including getting on PSN... What else is it missing? I think that's simply a perception thing, since there is literally NO way to just look at a list of items for CFW and know what it can do and then compare that with the new HEN hacks or whatever they are. Without such a simple thing as a plain english feature list it's impossible to know just what you're gaining/losing by changing and many people are probably way too worried that half their backups or homebrews suddenly won't run anymore and they're stuck with no way to downgrade back to their CFW.
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I suppose. The only homebrew it wouldn't be able to run is stuff from back from 1.5 days. (Shame no one updated Rrootage from then :/)
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RadicalR posted:Aside from not being permanent, I'm not sure how you say that PRO B3 is not as good as CFW? It does pretty much everything including getting on PSN... What else is it missing? some PSX isos don't work. (resident evil 2) edit: I installed pro-b3 just as I was told to above. Thank you! redreader fucked around with this message at 00:26 on Mar 14, 2011 |
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Anyway to get gameshark or some cheat type application working with PSP-GO\FF7 ISO? I feel like replaying it but not without cheats heh.
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I believe TempAR is what you're looking for. I'm not sure of the details, but that's what I have heard people using on the system.
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I'm trying to play a PS1 game and having a bit of a problem. I've followed the directions in the OP, but when I start the game, I just get a black screen. I can press the home button to quit the game or reset it, but the game never actually starts. Anyone know what's going on? Using 5.50 Gen-D with Prometheus, if that helps. The game is Syphon Filter.
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lesserworm posted:I'm trying to play a PS1 game and having a bit of a problem. I've followed the directions in the OP, but when I start the game, I just get a black screen. I can press the home button to quit the game or reset it, but the game never actually starts. Anyone know what's going on? What method did you use? The one in the OP is a bit vague.
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I used ImpalerPSX on an ISO I made with MagicISO. I entered the name of the game into the game name field and hit search. I selected the US version of the game from the list. (I made sure it was the first game) I hit Create and waited until the process completed. I then moved the newly created syphon filter folder from Imaper's results folder into the psp's games folder. I start it and get the standard warning message saying that the game has been converted for use on the psp and then black.
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I would say use ImgBurn to rip the game disc into bin/cue format. Apparently PS1 discs have some encoding to them where they don't convert well into ISO files. To convert it to an eboot I would also use a program called PSX2PSP. It's basically the same program but with a better interface. 1.4.2 is the latest version as far as I know. I did this with my copy of Final Fantasy VII and it worked fine.
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Adhoc to USB was updated to work with 6.2x & 6.3x. If you got a windows computer, you can use this with Xlink Kai to play adhoc multiplayer over the internet. of course, only with other people who are using the same setup. Still cheaper than buying a PS3 though. RemoteJoyLite was also updated for 6.20-3x. With this you can output your PSP's video to your PC monitor and even use a different controller if you like. The drivers are unsigned though, so its a pain in the rear end to use on Windows 7.
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vkeios posted:Adhoc to USB was updated to work with 6.2x & 6.3x. If you got a windows computer, you can use this with Xlink Kai to play adhoc multiplayer over the internet. of course, only with other people who are using the same setup. Still cheaper than buying a PS3 though. Oh hell yes! Maybe I'll be able to play some Peace Walker co-op 
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vkeios posted:Adhoc to USB was updated to work with 6.2x & 6.3x. If you got a windows computer, you can use this with Xlink Kai to play adhoc multiplayer over the internet. of course, only with other people who are using the same setup. Still cheaper than buying a PS3 though. These should definitely be in that list of useful plugins in the second post. Xlink kai is still rear end though 
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I'm using 6.35 PRO-B2, and Snes9x Euphoria R5 Beta 3 seems to crash randomly after about 5 minutes of gameplay. The OP says "there's a million other snes emulators to try if this doesn't work", but I can't seem to find another snes emulator anywhere.
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I got Super Robot Wars Alpha Gaiden to work now on my 6.35B3 PRO, thanks for the links, very happy right now.
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What do I do? Edit: Well, it turns out it was supposed to send me back to the first screen. OH, HOW SILLY I WAS Finlander fucked around with this message at 19:56 on Mar 15, 2011 |
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