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It's kinda annoying that these things never come with a *full* list of what they can do. I keep wondering whether i should upgrade my PSP 2000, but information about the new CFWs is so thin that i'm way too worried about losing existing functionality and/or a downgrade path back to 5.50 GEN-D3 Prom4 in case the new CFW turns out to be poo poo.
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AllenR posted:The only benefits would be being able to run more PSP demos (but not all the new ones) and what Sony has included with their actual firmware. Things like a comic viewer and built in video game sorting are included but other than that there's not much. I asked the psp-hacks forum about if it's worthy to upgrade from prom4 but someone basically told me to wait for the guys who did GEN to release their versions of 6.xx firmware. Ah, that's useful info. Thank you.
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Mar 5, 2011 19:30
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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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Mar 13, 2011 15:20
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What does the vblank forced transfer option in remotejoylite do? Is it just badly translated vsync?
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May 7, 2011 18:15
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Jetsetlemming posted:So far the best thing I've discovered about my PSP is that the video casts of the Rachel Maddow show work on it natively as long as I rename the file from .m4v to .mp4. You can try adding image files as thumbnails for the videos. Maybe it's trying to generate them from the videos themselves.
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Jun 8, 2011 13:39
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For some reason it takes forever to actually read the video folder, compared to the game folder, though. It has to load for about twenty seconds to display the video for me to play it, while selecting Games is almost instant.
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Tried to install the 6.20 firmware update from 5.50 Prome-4, but it says i can't because my version is 9.99. What do i do now?
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Jul 3, 2011 22:00
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For fucks sake. Resolved that by switching from memory stick to flash0 and editing the version.txt there and now trying to install the 6.20 PRO B7 Update results in a black screen.
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Jul 3, 2011 22:30
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vkeios posted:Did it finish the install and then black screen? vkeios posted:Disable your plugins perhaps? vkeios posted:And you double checked that you're on OFW 6.20? Edit: Moved the *entire* contents of the memory stick into another folder and now it works. Trying to figure out which folder is the culprit. Mithaldu fucked around with this message at 22:47 on Jul 3, 2011 |
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Jul 3, 2011 22:43
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vkeios posted:Also since you're coming from 5.50 GEN, you can do a permanent install with 6.39 Pro-B7. Something to keep in mind, if you like bigger numbers. vkeios posted:Huh, thats odd, feel free to let us know what the issue was if you figure out though. I'd be interested in knowing. Will do. 
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Jul 3, 2011 22:52
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vkeios posted:Its just barely mentioned, I really need to rewrite some things in that OP. Ah, that sounds good. Thanks. Also, i can't get the black screen to happen anymore.  I guess, if one gets it, moving everything into a temporary folder, rebooting, and then moving the stuff back will fix it.
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Jul 3, 2011 23:01
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Dammit, update to 6.39 worked fine, but the undub of LOH: TITS still freezes. Guess i have to keep the UMD around. :/
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Jul 3, 2011 23:23
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Only Shallow posted:Also, PRO-B8 is out. Do these guys not believe in change logs?
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Jul 7, 2011 22:35
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-Troika- posted:Pro is the best CFW anyways. I don't know why people still use that M-33 stuff, it hasn't been updated in forever. Because M33 works for most people and even the PRO cfw comes with a massive lack of documentation on what it does and how it's different from M33, so for the average person it's entirely impossible to judge whether they'll lose capabilities permanently or maybe brick their poo poo or what. Heck, even within the PRO there's no explanation whatsoever what the differences between the firmware versions are. In short: CFW on PSP is a risky business where only source-reading sperglords can have confidence and one wrong step means having to buy a new PSP. (As opposed to NDS modding where it's a matter of: Read changelog, put file on flash cart, update without ever touching the DS' flash.)
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Sep 6, 2011 07:18
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-Troika- posted:Apparently someone is porting Desmume, a DS emulator, to the PSP. Hahaha, what. It's a bitch to get to run smooth even on powerful PCs, it'll be useless on the PSP.
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Sep 8, 2011 19:58
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Megadyptes posted:psphomebrewscene.txt: The worst part is: Look at the blog entry he made before that, and most of the trolling is done by one single dude.
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Sep 28, 2011 19:12
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BabyRyoga posted:This is probably the best place to ask this, since I don't know what I am dealing with here. I was considering buying a psp for around 100 during the sales the other day, but my buddy whom I was shopping with offered to just give me one that he had and never uses. It is a fat, model 1000 version, and it doesn't turn on. If plugged in via the charger that connects via USB and the AC port, an orange light will come on. If I try to turn it on, the screen will have a quick subtle flash and the power light will turn green for a second, then go back to orange. If I remove the battery and turn it on while plugged in, it will flash, turn green for a couple of seconds, then turn off. It should work fine even without the battery, as long as the power plug is not loose and clean. The orange light staying on indicates the battery is loading, which means the battery, plug and power block are likely fine. So yeah, sounds like it's bricked. I think to fix that you'll need a pandora battery.
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Nov 27, 2011 23:03
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I just found out that the component cable output of the PSP 2000 on an HDTV always has a terrible black border around the image. Does the PSP 3000 handle this better? Also, what kind of 3000 would i have to buy to get PRO-B10 running?
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Jan 16, 2012 19:41
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Captain Novolin posted:Literally any PSP will do homebrew.
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Jan 17, 2012 00:59
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vkeios posted:The problem is that its letterboxed 4:3, most TVs won't get rid of that; so if you got a widescreen tv, you'll be seeing a sea of black on there. Thanks for that. Ordered the LKV8000, it reviewed pretty nicely on there and is only about 2/3 of the price of a new PSP.
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Jan 17, 2012 09:36
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Lowclock posted:If you have a computer or laptop or something to hook up to the TV you can use that to display it in the right resolution and stuff with RemoteJoy. Can also use a dualshock controller or whatever if you want too. I couldn't get decent framerate in RemoteJoy with Disgaea, so i doubt games like Peace Walker fare any better.
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NINbuntu 64 posted:I actually had quite good luck with Peace Walker! It's not consistent 60fps, but it works fairly well and is playable. Disgaea gives a lot of people issues though. It and Cave Story's PSP port are just awful with RemoteJoyLite.
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