PSPSOne update

Goin slightly off topic, ive barely plaed symphony of the night, as a mate i know has it and i only tried the first level. I'll ask him later if i can borrow it and see wot its like..
Goin on topic, cheers PSPHax0r9, when i get home from work in a few hours i'll try it out.

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ah pacmanfan the anticipation is killing us all!

Well, the one of the only ways to speed things up is to pay for him to work on it Full-Time. Otherwise we wait patiently. I know it sucks, but such is the price of FREEware.

Homebrew is now getting more advanced, we have an n64 emu in the processs, we have Quake 2 in the process, and all sorts of amazing applications and homebrew games, it didnt take Sony one night to create the ps1, so we shouldnt expect Pacmanfan to either, we have to be patient and we have to respect him for his hard work

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Zitat von spiderjames

Homebrew is now getting more advanced, we have an n64 emu in the processs, we have Quake 2 in the process, and all sorts of amazing applications and homebrew games, it didnt take Sony one night to create the ps1, so we shouldnt expect Pacmanfan to either, we have to be patient and we have to respect him for his hard work

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well said

Don't expect the N64 emu to go anywhere fast anytime soon.

And I'd give PSPPSONE a good few MONTHS before expecting anything.

Lets just let PMF do his thing and get on with it.

N64 emu is beingimproved rapidly so ill give it a month to run perfectly.

PSPSone emu is a lot of hard work but im sure PACMANFAN will get it in abouth a month and a half.

I WISH :Cry:

WELL KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK PACMAN

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Zitat von alanpsp

N64 emu is beingimproved rapidly so ill give it a month to run perfectly.

PSPSone emu is a lot of hard work but im sure PACMANFAN will get it in abouth a month and a half.

I WISH :Cry:

WELL KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK PACMAN

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How do yo figure that a N64 Emulator is easier than a PSOne Emulator.....especially on the PSP?

-Sony PSP

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N64 emu is beingimproved rapidly so ill give it a month to run perfectly.

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Nope. I HIGHLY doubt it wil even be able to run commercial ROMs in 3 months, let alone at a playable speed. The N64 emu is not being worked on full time, and the PSP doesn't really have the capabilities for a full speed one any way.

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Nope. I HIGHLY doubt it wil even be able to run commercial ROMs in 3 months, let alone at a playable speed. The N64 emu is not being worked on full time, and the PSP doesn't really have the capabilities for a full speed one any way.

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Thank You....I was thinking the same thing

I seriously doubt the PSP will ever have a FULL N64 Emulator......its just powerful enough to run one at full speed, or basically anywhere close for that matter

I wouls put $ on the PSPSOne Emu coming out first

-Sony PSP

They should focus on a full-speed GBA emu before they even try to make an N64 one. I mean, if they can't get GBA to run good with sound, i don't see how they could pull off an N64 emu...

Don't worry about it...Let's just stay focused on PSPSOne here, guys. Which is going to be so totally amzingly super awesome. Yeah.

Yeah, this emu is what makes me wake up in the morning. i'm gonna have to buy a 1/2 gig stick to commemorate it's release. Until then, i'll just get all my games ready to go.

*waits patiently*

This is a complete guess but I would expect a decent release of PSPSONE by November 2006.

That sounds about right. I'm pretty sure that the first beta will be released soon, but it definitely won't be full speed. November sounds good to me.

Anytime before I die sounds good to me.

Michael

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Zitat von planetusa

Anytime before I die sounds good to me.

Michael

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That could work.

Another thing I just thought of, which it probably off topic for here, is that as PS3 is able to play PS1 games (aswell as PS2) then I assume you could load a PS1 disc in the PS3 then wirelessy either local or wireless hotspot play the PS1 game on your PSP!!

Albeit a real emulator would be alot better!

Hm... has playing the PS3 from the psp been confirmed? I thought that was just a rumor.

As I understand it: I think the LocationFree nature of the PSP is limited to noninteractive media that can be playlist/playback controlled only.

everythin is a rumor at the moment. all we know really is the look of the console, the capabilities and hardware of the PS3, and a handful of games that have been confirmed. we'll kno more at E3.
Anyway, back on topic of pspone..
I wonder what progress pacmanfan has made since his last post..maybe somethin will pop out of the blue sometime?

No more off topic posts. This thread is large enough as it is.

perhaps when the beta version is released a new thread could be created?

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If you need help, you can use my guide.
http://forums.qj.net/showpost.php?p=...&postcount=195

Keep in mind that this emu can currently only support .psx, .bin, and.bin.gz files. No ISOs.

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what about img files?

I think pacmanfan should wait before releasing a beta version of this emu until hes got a good working one cause if sony contacts him hell have to stop and all well have is a half finished emulator that wont go anywhere, but if he releases it when its done even if sony does contact him it wont mean much ezcept maybe a job opportunity for him.

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what about img files?

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Those are types of disk image files. If you mean .img, then you can probably convert that into a BIN.

P.S. Let's try to get this thread back on its main topic and away from all these disk images and whatnot. If anyone has any questions about the guide I made or any questions about disk images in general, PM me. Just trying to clean up the thread guys. :icon_wink

EDIT 2: 1,500th post!! :icon_wink:

^^ congratz

does anybody have any contact with pacmanfan

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Zitat von Mr530

^^ congratz

does anybody have any contact with pacmanfan

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Just wait. PMF will contact us, when he has something to mention.

Just leave him be until them.

Good luck PMF, Keep on Codin'!

Can you play metal gear solid 1 on it?

Nothing can be 'played' on it yet. Just keep your eyes on the forum (or the PSPU news page, or PMF's website as mentioned in the first post of this thread).

looks amazing cant wait to play final fantasy tactics

PacManFan where are you ????????????

JUST SAY SOMTHING!!!!

PLEASE..............!!

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Zitat von Ahmed_p800

PacManFan where are you ????????????

JUST SAY SOMTHING!!!!

PLEASE..............!!

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He is busy coding PSPSONE (and/or living his life), leave him alone.

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*The files made here are for use with the upcoming BETA version of PSPSOne, which is
NOT YET RELEASED*

How to make PSPSOne compatible games:

Preparation - You will need a program that is able to create boot files from a drive. The best freeware program for this is called Burnatonce. This is the only program that does not have a 300MB limit when making BIN files.
You will also need a free program called Win-GZ to compress the file so that it doesn't take up too much space on your PSP. This is the only compression supported by PSPSOne.

1. Insert your PS1 game into the CD Drive of your computer. Now open up Burnatonce.

2. From Burnatonce, go to Read/Copy and click on "Read to Image."

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3. Next, a prompt should come up telling you the size of the file. Click "OK."
Now a new prompt should come up. Where it says "File name:" type in the name of your game, in this instance, Spyro 2. Also, for convenience, I recommend saving it to the Desktop.
Where it says "Save as type" choose CUE Sheet.

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4. Click "Save" and wait until it is done creating the BIN file. This process could take up to 10 minutes. A prompt will come up after it is done, asking "Load created image for writing?" Choose "NO."
Once it is done, there should be two files on your Desktop, a small (.cue) file and a large (.bin) file. Delete the (.cue) file, it will not be needed.

5. Now, open up Win-GZ and click "Select File." Choose the BIN file you just created, and click "Open."
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Now that your file is selected, click "Gzip."

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It should take anywhere from 5 - 10 minutes to do this. Once you are done, your file should be named in this format: filename.bin.gz. (i.e. Spyro 2.bin.gz)

NOTE: This emulator does not currently support ISO's or any type of compression other than GZIP. If you followed the guide then you should have no problem with this.

6. Congratulations! You have now successfully created a PSPSOne compatible Game!


Additional Information - If you have already backed-up your PS1 games as ISO's, you can still convert them to BIN files so that they will be compatible with this emulator.
You will need the a program called MagicISO. The trial version is available for download on their site.
In this program, all you have to do is go to Tools and choose "ISO to BIN." From there you can choose the ISO file of your PS1 game and convert it to a BIN file.

Additionally, if you want to further reduce the size of your game, some in-game-videos may be replaced. Make sure to do this before you GZIP your BIN file. PacManFan posted this useful technique here: http://forums.qj.net/showpost.php?p=...&postcount=277.

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will this work on 2.6

Read the thread PLEASE! NO, it doesn't even play games yet. HARD coded to play ONE game, which is basically a stress test.

Michael

:icon_cool Good luck PacManFan we're all behind you!

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will this work on 2.6

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That's what the giant red lettering at the top is for, this emu can't even play the games yet, that's jut a guide on how to make them for when PMF releases the beta.

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will this work on 2.6

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I highly doubt it... but you never know

impossible....snes tyl doesnt even run all games full speed in 1.5 how are you gonna get it to work on 2.6????? that would take to much kernel.....

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impossible....snes tyl doesnt even run all games full speed in 1.5 how are you gonna get it to work on 2.6????? that would take to much kernel.....

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No, the ALPHA currently works on the eLoader, so no kernel functions make it incompatible. The issue, I think, is the memory because there is only a limited amount in both the TIFF and the GTA exploits. Maybe it's RAM...I can't remember. At any rate, it shouldn't need kernel. ;)