[RELEASE] POPStation PSP 4.2

[SuperFury1]

Yet another quick release: v4.2!

Some other bugs found, fixed and added some other stuff:

v4.2: - Added optional images/music to both v3.1 and v4.2 conversions (4.2 is also compatible with 4.1 conversions; nothing changed there)
-> The images should be stored in either the popstation directory (defaults for all games) or in the subdirectory named by PSX ID
(SLUSXXXXXX, so ICON0.PNG for ID "SLUS00001" would be \PSP\GAME\popstation-psp\SLUS00001\ICON0.PNG).
The images/music that can be used (both defaults and ID directories) for v3.1 and v4.2 conversions:
v4.2: ICON0.PNG, ICON1.PMF, PIC0.PNG, PIC1.PNG, SND0.AT3
-> the defaults for v4.0 have added _md to the filename, for example: ICON0_md.PNG, ICON1_md.pmf etc.
v3.1: ICON0.PNG, PIC0.PNG, PIC1.PNG
-> If the images aren't found in the subdirectory, the defaults will be used. The defaults will give higher priority to the files,
BASE.PBP (or BASE_md.PBP) will have the lowest priority:

Priority list (first tries 1, next 2, finally 3 if not found):
1. PSX ID Directory (ex. SLUS00001\ICON0.PNG)
2. POPStation Directory (ex. ICON0.PNG/ICON0_md.PNG)
3. BASE.PBP/BASE_md.PBP (depends on conversion) contained images.

The download can be found on my site (Menu PSP->My PC&PSP Homebrew; NO DIRECT LINKS, as these can change with me uploading stuff!) and on this thread.

[RyanF]

thanks for the quick fix update. keep up the good work

[badbeholder]

I was very amazing to find a eboot creator from psp.

But i couldn't make work.

I tried all every versions and always give me error finding iso
with 4.2 or 3.1

It first me ask for a target folder:
(i put spaces because post said me i was sending links...)

I write down ms0 prueba (i created the folder before)

later it ask me for the iso file i give all path ms0 example point Isofile

and gime error always cant find .iso file

i tried a lot of combinations and put in iso file in folder of popstation-psp in psp game popstatin-psp

Could you put a example or manual with a real example or pictures from psp?
I tried too the other backslash and a more and always error.

I could select the game from a list, nice maded, and fast search with R L rdigital, left digital, up and down digital.

Ty very much for your work

[badbeholder]

i couldnt put back slash and two points here in post becuase it thinked i was putting links here, but in psp i writed down, and nothing... path error or i write it badly

[SuperFury1]

i couldnt put back slash and two points here in post becuase it thinked i was putting links here, but in psp i writed down, and nothing... path error or i write it badly

Can you tell me exactly WHAT you entered at the input dialogs?

Just so you know: the Destination directory for output will have these file(s): ms0:/PSP/GAME/<YOUR ENTERED INPUT>/EBOOT.PBP&KEYS.BIN.
The iso images don't care about the path if not for an error in the PSPSDK? If you enter "test.iso" the app will use ms0:/PSP/GAME/popstation-psp/test.iso; if you use "ms0:/test/test.iso" it will open just that. If it doesn't, it might be a bug in the fopen function of the PSPSDK.

Fyi: entering an empty path for the input images will end the input sequence, taking (current file - 1) images (e.g. if you enter #5: <EMPTY>, it will use 4 images).

Form (like this):
Version : 4.2 OR 3.1
File #1: YOURINPUT
(File #2: YOURINPUT)
(etc till #5)
Destination path: YOURINPUT

Maybe add screen captures of the error messages if you have any and the exact file/dir locations (full paths; ex. ms0:/AFolder/myimage.iso)

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An example of what to enter (summarized):
Version: 3.1
File #1: test.iso (will take from popstation dir) or ms0:/mypath/test.iso (will take that file)
Destination path: test (will take ms0:/PSP/GAME/test as output directory; adding ms0 here WONT WORK (the app will take ms0:/PSP/GAME/ms0:/... as output directory :S)

----- other v4.2 example ---
Version: 4.2
File #1: firstfile.iso
File #2: secondfile.iso
File #3: <EMPTY>
Destination path: mygame

[badbeholder]

working

I was doing bad that in first question i put full directory path, and its only a directory

Ty very much