Yeah, like this. The folders are (top to bottom) Mega Man Maverick Hunter X, Mega Man Powered Up, and Persona 3 Portable. Each one has an ISO inside (MMHX.ISO, MMPU.ISO, P3P.ISO).
Yeah, I restarted the Vita and even tried sending over the folder a second time and still nothing. At this point I have no idea what's wrong, unless you can't have multiple ISOs in one saved data folder or something.
I have no clue what could be wrong, when i did this the iso's showed up and played just fine.Okay, I reinstalled ARK and backed up 3 separate saved datas with one ISO in each folder and still none of them show up in ARK. I'm completely lost at this point.
Signed homebrew means that it is properly signed with a valid key, meaning that the PSP would detect and run it without any need for CFW.np, the PSP required homebrew to be signed (or at least back when m33 was a thing)
that pretty much means that the PSP's firmware detects the signed homebrew as if it was a legit game(through certain cfw hooks of course). and would just error out if it's unsigned.
but pretty much any homebrew you can find should be signed, because otherwise it would be useless (i think. that might have changed with the latest psp cfw)
glad that finally worked! just launch the ftp everytime you want to transfer something.Wow, that worked! Thank you, I'll have to remember to do that every time I want to add more PSP ISOs!
yes just put them in the iso folder.So can I bring over emulators the same way? And do I need an emulator for PSX games or can the Vita play the ISOs natively?