About decrypting games: Apparently games with decrypted binaries have them named "boot.bin". Early games had both boot.bin and eboot.bin (eboot.bin being encrypted, boot.bin being decrypted). In later games, boot.bin was still present, but it was zeroed out. PPSSPP looks at boot.bin; if it's zeroed out, it'll think the binary is encrypted, regardless of whether eboot.bin is encrypted or not. So you would need to decrypt EBOOT.BIN, rename it BOOT.BIN and replace the zeroed BOOT.BIN with the decrypted one (should be exact same file size). I don't think you need to replace the original EBOOT.BIN with the decrypted one as well, but I don't think it should make a difference.
I still haven't managed to get an ISO to load, but I'm fairly sure that's because of my low end device rather than anything else. Once I replaced boot.bin, I no longer got the "Encrypted executable" error.
Having said all this, games that are encrypted are newer games, and are therefore quite unlikely to run.
I still haven't managed to get an ISO to load, but I'm fairly sure that's because of my low end device rather than anything else. Once I replaced boot.bin, I no longer got the "Encrypted executable" error.
Having said all this, games that are encrypted are newer games, and are therefore quite unlikely to run.