Hacking Guide to: Converting PS1 games for PSP

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Thanks for this tut, I am going to give this a try out. I have many unfinished ps1 games lying around that needs completeing.
 
hahahahaha said:
Do the converted games work on the prometheus firmware?

(Sorry, new to this. Just got a psp 5 days ago)
They should. I just recently upgraded to the newest 5.50 Prometheus and my converted PSX games work fine. Mind you, I also have POPSLoader.
 
eL_sHanOa said:
BUMP !!!


can i rename the EBOOT.PBP ?

because i want to play 2 psx games
This is a sticky topic, it doesn't need bumps.
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Each EBOOT goes into a different folder; there's no need for renaming.
 
soulo.kun said:
me4ever said:
i get "i /o error 32" when trying to convert


Maybe you put in a wrong source or wrong destination path... hope this helps...
Christ, the guy posted it a whole month ago. Odds are he's stopped checking.

Stop trying to increase your post count by bumping old topics.

Merry Christmas.
 
Okay, I'm trying to stick all of FFVII in a single EBOOT, but for some reason, bringing the out the dropdown menu to select multiple BINs isn't working. I've got the first disc selected on "ISO/PBP File:", then when I try to select the next two items in the dropdown menu, they simply won't. Any tips on how to fix this?

If all else fails, is it still possible to switch discs with three different EBOOTs?
 
mainframe004 said:
If all else fails, is it still possible to switch discs with three different EBOOTs?

If it's a game that lets you save at the very end of the disc, yes.

(Final Fantasy games will)
 
easycrashing said:
mainframe004 said:
If all else fails, is it still possible to switch discs with three different EBOOTs?

If it's a game that lets you save at the very end of the disc, yes.

(Final Fantasy games will)

Awesomesauce. *makes three EBOOTs* Thanks for the help!
 
Its possible to convert them back by loading the eboot.pbp into PSX2PSP and using the "Extract ISO" button.

When you say running in normal speed I presume you are meaning the games on the PSP. The answer is that it depends on the game. The emulator is compatible with MOST PS1 games but there are many it has troubles with such as slowdowns, crashes etc. Sometimes there are workarounds, sometimes it just won't work.
 
Yeahhh Beat FF7. Lame game.

Next up: Portable Final Fantasy 9 :3
Also i just ripped FF8.

At the original sitcky: popciicle or whatever and the other link for pics and .at3's are down, Neither of them work anymore.
 
Yeah, I've been having trouble finding icons for some of the games I want to play. There are still a bunch of them floating around if you do individual google searches, but I wish I could find a good database.
 

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