Wanna Play Your Ps1 Games On Psp?


the eboot restarts itself after its finished.

just tried destruction derby its bloody full speed and everything! i finally can get to play harvest moon :) on my psp i loved the psx version!!!!


is there anyway to change the size of the screen?
 
sensible GP32 posted on Dec 26 2006 at 02:08 PM said:
is there anyway to change the size of the screen?

Click Home while in game and then Screen size :)
 
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oh yea, and theirs a fwe GUI converters out now so you dont have to fiddle around with command lines And you can make your own pictures so you dont have to have Hot Shots Golf as your games picture all the time :)
 
If only there was USB support this firmware would be perfect. It's a pain copying these CD-sized EBOOTs back and forth.

*prays for OE-C*
 
Steve-O posted on Dec 26 2006 at 02:49 PM said:
oh yea, and theirs a fwe GUI converters out now so you dont have to fiddle around with command lines And you can make your own pictures so you dont have to have Hot Shots Golf as your games picture all the time :)
you could do that before lol. I have made everything for mine already, pity I have pal games so I have to "buy" ntsc ones :S. I even have a segment of liberi fatali to play when you look at ff8
 
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I realize this is off topic, but could someone do me a favor and tell me real quick what the finest emu's the psp scene has to offer?

I know gpsp is great for GBA, but what about stuff like nes, snes, genesis, neo-geo, etc? Sorry for the bother, but this would be most appreciated
 
Goity posted on Dec 26 2006 at 03:18 PM said:
pity I have pal games so I have to "buy" ntsc ones :S. I even have a segment of liberi fatali to play when you look at ff8


You can convert your Pal games to NTSC ;).. well thats what Im doing any way :)



Havent looked into Emus that much on the PSP but from what I have read they are going great... check http://pspupdates.qj.net/ and www.maxconsoles.net forum
 
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yeah i have enough space, i have a 2gb ms thats been formatted, i left the dxar creator thing running for about an hour, orange light flashing all through out it, then it was at the home screen, i tried to update and it says somethin like invalid dxar file, im currently running 2.71 se-b, its really pissing me off now, best thing to happen to the psp scene for ages and i cant do anything about it, ive tried the easy installer by booster but like i said it freezes at 37%, anyone know if chaos zero has released one yet, ive never had a problem with any of his installers, many thanks for any help, cheers guys

edit: would it be any easier if i downgrede back to 1.5??? although i tried this from 2.71 se and it didnt work, i think i may have fucked my psp up when i started using the custom firmware
 
triksR4rabits posted on Dec 26 2006 at 06:47 PM said:
I realize this is off topic, but could someone do me a favor and tell me real quick what the finest emu's the psp scene has to offer?

I know gpsp is great for GBA, but what about stuff like nes, snes, genesis, neo-geo, etc? Sorry for the bother, but this would be most appreciated
All the best emulators can be found right here :)

EDIT: Looking at it I see a few of them are not the latest versions though, but it should give you some names to look up at least.
 
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subcon959 posted on Dec 26 2006 at 06:02 PM said:
All the best emulators can be found right here :)

EDIT: Looking at it I see a few of them are not the latest versions though, but it should give you some names to look up at least.

Hell yea! thanks agian subcon959 :)
 
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CUPC4KES posted on Dec 26 2006 at 08:20 PM said:
yeah i have enough space, i have a 2gb ms thats been formatted, i left the dxar creator thing running for about an hour, orange light flashing all through out it, then it was at the home screen, i tried to update and it says somethin like invalid dxar file, im currently running 2.71 se-b, its really pissing me off now, best thing to happen to the psp scene for ages and i cant do anything about it, ive tried the easy installer by booster but like i said it freezes at 37%, anyone know if chaos zero has released one yet, ive never had a problem with any of his installers, many thanks for any help, cheers guys

edit: would it be any easier if i downgrede back to 1.5??? although i tried this from 2.71 se and it didnt work, i think i may have fucked my psp up when i started using the custom firmware
Using the update maker shouldn't matter which firmware you're on so I suspect it might be the 1.5 or 3.02 eboots at fault.. try grabbing them from a different place. Once you manage to get the dxar made make sure you check its md5 against the one in the readme before you go any further.
 
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subcon959 posted on Dec 26 2006 at 09:10 PM said:
CUPC4KES posted on Dec 26 2006 at 08:20 PM said:
yeah i have enough space, i have a 2gb ms thats been formatted, i left the dxar creator thing running for about an hour, orange light flashing all through out it, then it was at the home screen, i tried to update and it says somethin like invalid dxar file, im currently running 2.71 se-b, its really pissing me off now, best thing to happen to the psp scene for ages and i cant do anything about it, ive tried the easy installer by booster but like i said it freezes at 37%, anyone know if chaos zero has released one yet, ive never had a problem with any of his installers, many thanks for any help, cheers guys

edit: would it be any easier if i downgrede back to 1.5??? although i tried this from 2.71 se and it didnt work, i think i may have fucked my psp up when i started using the custom firmware
Using the update maker shouldn't matter which firmware you're on so I suspect it might be the 1.5 or 3.02 eboots at fault.. try grabbing them from a different place. Once you manage to get the dxar made make sure you check its md5 against the one in the readme before you go any further.

both were from psp-hacks.com, how long should it take to make the dxar file? seems like theres no one else i know of whos having my problem so hopefully its just somethin minor im doing wrong, i'll go try firmware from other places, thanks for the help subcon.

edit: quote: Once you manage to get the dxar made make sure you check its md5 against the one in the readme before you go any further

md5? maybe this is where im going wrong? i dont understand that bit at all, never heard of md5, thanks again
 
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Steve-O posted on Dec 26 2006 at 05:36 AM said:
Its nothing harder than what you would do on the GP2x / GP32 you just put the a game / emu on your memory stick and boot it from the game menu on the PSP ;)

... After reading the posts following yours, I must :lol: :lol: :lol: at this statement ...
 
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CUPC4KES posted on Dec 26 2006 at 09:49 PM said:
md5? maybe this is where im going wrong? i dont understand that bit at all, never heard of md5, thanks again
No don't worry it's not a step in the actual installation. MD5 is a unique code that can be generated from a particular file and is used to check the integrity of copies of the file. The dxar file you need to make to install the firmware should be identical to the one I or anyone else made. Therefore we can check to see if we've made it correctly before risking a bad flash by comparing the md5 of our file against the one written in the readme ("MD5 of DXAR: 5BD5DE55204BB8A407C0187C3DA1040C"). The installation would be a lot easier if this dxar was just included instead of us having to make it but apparently it's illegal to distribute a compiled version.

BTW You can find plenty of free md5 checkers via Google.
 
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subcon959 posted on Dec 26 2006 at 10:27 PM said:
CUPC4KES posted on Dec 26 2006 at 09:49 PM said:
md5? maybe this is where im going wrong? i dont understand that bit at all, never heard of md5, thanks again
No don't worry it's not a step in the actual installation. MD5 is a unique code that can be generated from a particular file and is used to check the integrity of copies of the file. The dxar file you need to make to install the firmware should be identical to the one I or anyone else made. Therefore we can check to see if we've made it correctly before risking a bad flash by comparing the md5 of our file against the one written in the readme ("MD5 of DXAR: 5BD5DE55204BB8A407C0187C3DA1040C"). The installation would be a lot easier if this dxar was just included instead of us having to make it but apparently it's illegal to distribute a compiled version.

BTW You can find plenty of free md5 checkers via Google.

So in theory if i knew someone who had succesfully created a dxar file, they could email it me and i could use that???

on the other side of things, maybe my mem stick has had it?? i get the 'checking 1.5 pbp, then extracting and packing 1.5 subset, then extracting and packing 3.02, then nothing.
 
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TelcoLou posted on Dec 26 2006 at 10:04 PM said:
Steve-O posted on Dec 26 2006 at 05:36 AM said:
Its nothing harder than what you would do on the GP2x / GP32 you just put the a game / emu on your memory stick and boot it from the game menu on the PSP ;)

... After reading the posts following yours, I must :lol: :lol: :lol: at this statement ...

Seriously its not hard ;)... If you know how to use a GP32 / GP2x you can easilly use a PSP for homebrew :)



Cup, is this what your looking for ?? http://csfreakno1.pytalhost.de/download/OE...ller/index.html

3.02 OE A Easy Installer? Heres the Thread on Maxconsole the maker made about it http://forums.maxconsole.net/showthread.ph...=3.02+installer


But use at your Own risk, Check the MD5 of the Daxr file thing to make sure its original (It should be as he makes lost of easy installers for the community)
 
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