Hacking Guide to: Converting PS1 games for PSP

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Now make sure that the GameID shown is correct for your ISO, this ID should be displayed on the original PS1 disk or at the foot of the box's end label. You may also wish to change this for compatibility reasons. (Check Here to check whether your game has any compatibility issues
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I'm trying to convert Resident Evil 2 but when I convert it and put it in to the PSP Go it shows the game a corrupted data! What should i do?
Firmware is 6.35 Pro-B3
 
The problem has been solved but the cut scene CG do not have sound.What should I do?
It's the (PSX-PSP) Resident Evil 2 (Dual Shock Version) converted properly [ResourceRG Games by KloWn] release
First I convert it to ISO then mix the 2 CD's and convert it again to Eboot file .If i don't mix it so it gives me the corrupted data error
 
It seems more likely that you've got a PSX image without sound than that you're having a pops issue. Try a few different pops versions with popsloader first and if it makes no difference, then Re-rip the disc to ensure it's a good ISO you're working with.
 
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a pops issue
What is this pop issue?
Maybe I shouldn't get the dual shock version.What's the different between regular version and dual shock version rather than supporting second analog stick which is useless in PSP?
 
The Dual Shock version is reported to be the more compatible version.

Pops is the PSX emulator you're using...you change it using popsloader (there's a topic on that here somewhere...do a search). It's possible that the sound isn't there because the pops you're using to emulate it isn't fully compatible.
 
The Dual Shock version is reported to be the more compatible version.

Pops is the PSX emulator you're using...you change it using popsloader (there's a topic on that here somewhere...do a search). It's possible that the sound isn't there because the pops you're using to emulate it isn't fully compatible.
You mean this?
http://gbatemp.net/topic/301579-guide-to-installing-popsloader-v3-on-pro-b10-cfw/
 
Yes. But like i said i think it's probably the PSX image that's at fault.
 
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I tested the ISO in a PSX emulator and the sound was the same as PSP but when I use another kind of plugin it worked and I heard the sound of cut scenes.
Now I can use different POPS and I test lots of them but non have worked even with the POPs the game doesn't run at all even the games that didn't have any problem
they were actually 2 EBOOT files that I convert them to a single EBOOT because the orginal EBOOTs didn't work at all and the system gave me the corrupted data error
Firmware is 6.35 pro b3
 
I tested the ISO in a PSX emulator and the sound was the same as PSP but when I use another kind of plugin it worked and I heard the sound of cut scenes.
Now I can use different POPS and I test lots of them but non have worked even with the POPs the game doesn't run at all even the games that didn't have any problem
they were actually 2 EBOOT files that I convert them to a single EBOOT because the orginal EBOOTs didn't work at all and the system gave me the corrupted data error
Firmware is 6.35 pro b3
lol sorry have you tried updating you cfw because that might be the cause
 
I tested the ISO in a PSX emulator and the sound was the same as PSP but when I use another kind of plugin it worked and I heard the sound of cut scenes.
Now I can use different POPS and I test lots of them but non have worked even with the POPs the game doesn't run at all even the games that didn't have any problem
they were actually 2 EBOOT files that I convert them to a single EBOOT because the orginal EBOOTs didn't work at all and the system gave me the corrupted data error
Firmware is 6.35 pro b3
lol sorry have you tried updating you cfw because that might be the cause
I heard every new FW make the PSX games running harder and make more problems so I'm afraid updating make the problem worst
 
I tested the ISO in a PSX emulator and the sound was the same as PSP but when I use another kind of plugin it worked and I heard the sound of cut scenes.
Now I can use different POPS and I test lots of them but non have worked even with the POPs the game doesn't run at all even the games that didn't have any problem
they were actually 2 EBOOT files that I convert them to a single EBOOT because the orginal EBOOTs didn't work at all and the system gave me the corrupted data error
Firmware is 6.35 pro b3
lol sorry have you tried updating you cfw because that might be the cause
I heard every new FW make the PSX games running harder and make more problems so I'm afraid updating make the problem worst
no it doesn't and most of them run perfectly without popsloader in fact they improved compatibility and stability with pops so where ever you heard that the person doesn't know what there talking about
 
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Thanks everyone.So whats the easiest tutorial to update the FW ? and to which version should I update my PSP Go ?
since you have a really old version of the pro fw you have a few options on the table
1.download the latest pro for your fw
2 downgrade to 6.20 and instal 6.20 pro b-10 perm
3 as you mentioned update your fw to 6.39 or 6.60 and install their respective pro cfw

edit2 also i really wanted to share a link with you guys for ps1 eboot icons http://endlessparadigm.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=3436 even thought it has a little bit of i cons they are still pretty nice
 
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