Hacking Transfer PSP iso from pc to PSP

[PikachuPrincess23]

How can I transfer PSP iso from pc to PSP?
Does someone have tutorial so explain that?

 

[natinusala]

I remember using a homebrew to stream games (ISO/CSO) from the PC to the PSP via USB... I don't remember the name of it though. It allowed me to play my games with a tiny memory stick.

edit: or you can just plug your PSP in and copy the game if it's what you're looking for

 

[ry755]

Just copy them over with the usb cable. IIRC they go in /PSP/ISO

 

[SCOTT0852]

IIRC they go in /PSP/ISO

Not exactly, they go in ms0:ISO, not ms0SP/ISO. I always thought it was weird.

 

[Arecaidian Fox]

Not exactly, they go in ms0:ISO, not ms0SP/ISO. I always thought it was weird.

Don't forget "ef0:\ISO" if it's a PSP Go's internal memory

How can I transfer PSP iso from pc to PSP?
Does someone have tutorial so explain that?

So, putting files on your PSP is a pretty simple process, and it's actually kind of sad good tutorials for the simple things like this are slowly becoming harder and harder to find. Okay, here's a small step-by-step, assuming you don't use a plugin like Game Categories. I'm going to give directions for both using a USB cable and just using the memory card.

1. Power on your PSP. Using the appropriate USB cable, connect it to your PC.
OR
A. Remove your PSP's memory card and insert it into the appropriate adapter for your PC.

2. Using your PC, file browse to your USB-connected PSP.
OR
B. Using your PC, file browse to the memory card you inserted.

3/C. If you are transferring PSP ISO files, they go in "ms0:\ISO" for a regular PSP, "ef0:\ISO" for PSP Go. (Your PC won't actually call those "ms0" and "ef0," those are the names the PSP itself uses for them. Your PC will assign a drive letter to the memory card or USB-connected PSP, such as "H:." The PSP Go specifically uses both "ms0" and "ef0," "ms0" for it's memory card, "ef0" for the built-in storage.)

4/D. Games like PSX conversions, homebrew games and emulators should go in either "ms0:\PSP\GAME" or "ef0:\PSP\GAME," depending on the hardware you're using and your preferences. Again, this assumes you're not using a plugin that changes where some things go, like Game Categories.

5. Once all your transfers are done, use your PC to safely eject the PSP's USB connection, then press Circle on the PSP to end it's USB mode. You may now unplug the USB cable.
OR
E. Once all your transfers are done, use your PC to safely eject the memory card and return it to your PSP.

6/F. You're done, enjoy those games!

 

[HoaiTrung97]

Don't forget "ef0:\ISO" if it's a PSP Go's internal memory

So, putting files on your PSP is a pretty simple process, and it's actually kind of sad good tutorials for the simple things like this are slowly becoming harder and harder to find. Okay, here's a small step-by-step, assuming you don't use a plugin like Game Categories. I'm going to give directions for both using a USB cable and just using the memory card.

1. Power on your PSP. Using the appropriate USB cable, connect it to your PC.
OR
A. Remove your PSP's memory card and insert it into the appropriate adapter for your PC.

2. Using your PC, file browse to your USB-connected PSP.
OR
B. Using your PC, file browse to the memory card you inserted.

3/C. If you are transferring PSP ISO files, they go in "ms0:\ISO" for a regular PSP, "ef0:\ISO" for PSP Go. (Your PC won't actually call those "ms0" and "ef0," those are the names the PSP itself uses for them. Your PC will assign a drive letter to the memory card or USB-connected PSP, such as "H:." The PSP Go specifically uses both "ms0" and "ef0," "ms0" for it's memory card, "ef0" for the built-in storage.)

4/D. Games like PSX conversions, homebrew games and emulators should go in either "ms0:\PSP\GAME" or "ef0:\PSP\GAME," depending on the hardware you're using and your preferences. Again, this assumes you're not using a plugin that changes where some things go, like Game Categories.

5. Once all your transfers are done, use your PC to safely eject the PSP's USB connection, then press Circle on the PSP to end it's USB mode. You may now unplug the USB cable.
OR
E. Once all your transfers are done, use your PC to safely eject the memory card and return it to your PSP.

6/F. You're done, enjoy those games!

I also think like you, just put it in the game directory in the SD card is ok then. (´▽｀*)

 

[Deleted User]

I remember using a homebrew to stream games (ISO/CSO) from the PC to the PSP via USB... I don't remember the name of it though. It allowed me to play my games with a tiny memory stick.

anybody have any info on this^^^^^ my mem stick is only 2 gigs so i dont have room for jack shit and im dirt poor so i cant afford a bigger mem stick

 

[lucks]

RemoteJoy lite is the name

But it was not working well, at least for me.

 

[Deleted User]

RemoteJoy lite is the name

But it was not working well, at least for me.

no that streams your psp's screen to a pc thats not what is being described in my last post

 

[natinusala]

The name was USB ISO Loader IIRC

 

[Alex90]

as a guy with a 2gb mem stick myself i can say the only space problem i have is with the translated final fantasy type-0 + umdgen or isoshrinker helps squeez more games

 

[Deleted User]

The name was USB ISO Loader IIRC

yea i fugured that out myself only the problem now is i cant find a working download link i found this thread http://wololo.net/talk/viewtopic.php?f=28&t=7407 but the download link is dead can anyone help me find a working link