Hacking [RELEASE] PSVGameSD By Motoharu-Gosuto

[Tom Bombadildo]

Well the fact of the matter is that you can't play games with this format lol

Yes, you can. Once mounted, they can be played as normal dumps. This has been a functionality of PSVGameSD basically since it's initial launch, not sure where you got the idea these couldn't be played.

 

[Xandrid]

Yes, you can. Once mounted, they can be played as normal dumps. This has been a functionality of PSVGameSD basically since it's initial launch, not sure where you got the idea these couldn't be played.

Wait is this not .psv?

 

[Tom Bombadildo]

Wait is this not .psv?

It is .psv

Maybe you're thinking of old Cobra rips or something, but these .psv files can definitely be mounted, and definitely played on an actual Vita.

 

[Xandrid]

It is .psv

Maybe you're thinking of old Cobra rips or something, but these .psv files can definitely be mounted, and definitely played on an actual Vita.

I coulda swore it was said that these couldn't be used to play games, guess I was wrong. sorry

 

[gnmmarechal]

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I coulda swore it was said that these couldn't be used to play games, guess I was wrong. sorry

Yeah, these can be played.

 

[RazorX2014]

when are we gonna see support for those of us that are using sd2vita as ux0

 

[DocKlokMan]

Are there any tools to mount these PSV files on a computer to extract the contents for those of us looking to convert them into nonpdrm rips? Or is mounting it on a PS Vita the only way?

 

[godreborn]

you can't convert a game into nonpdrm. pfs is missing and its information is likely stored in the eboot.bin . your best bet is to use pkgi and those tsv files. I was in the same boat as you, and that's what I did.

 

[DocKlokMan]

you can't convert a game into nonpdrm. pfs is missing and its information is likely stored in the eboot.bin . your best bet is to use pkgi and those tsv files. I was in the same boat as you, and that's what I did.

Damn thanks. It's a game dump that only exists as a PSV image format and I don't have a 3.60 Ensō Vita to mount it with, I already upgraded to 3.65 Ensō

 

[DocKlokMan]

you can't convert a game into nonpdrm. pfs is missing and its information is likely stored in the eboot.bin . your best bet is to use pkgi and those tsv files. I was in the same boat as you, and that's what I did.

Successfully converted a PSV image into nonpDRM on my computer. Used OFSMount to mount the exFAT partition, copied the app folder out and used the already existing zRIF on NPS to create a work.bin file for it. Installed and works like a charm.

 

[godreborn]

what I meant was that a mai dump/vitamin dump is incomplete.

 

[Sho-ryuu-ken]

Successfully converted a PSV image into nonpDRM on my computer. Used OFSMount to mount the exFAT partition, copied the app folder out and used the already existing zRIF on NPS to create a work.bin file for it. Installed and works like a charm.

Sorry for replying to an old message but do you still remember how to mount ".psv" by using OSFMount? For some reason, I cannot see the exFat partition when trying to mount/configure it.