Go to Settings -> Usb Connection to connect your PSP. Important things to know when you download your PSP homebrews: Not all PSP homebrews run on VHBL: in particular homebrews that require kernel access do not work on VHBL. our database here) and copy it in the right folder of the PS Vita via FTP. Copy the backups to dev_hdd0/PSPISO/*.iso (isos only, you must extract them if you have cso/jso/dax/eboot. First, connect your cables to your PSP and computer. With HENkaku, you only need to download the PSP homebrew of your choice on any PSP site (e.g. Ps3 in question is an early slim on rebug 4.84, if that matters for context.

It's been a while since I've really fiddled and tinkered with this stuff, and i would like to try and get this going.

Just to be clear, I'm asking for both native PSP games, that could be on either iso, cso, or eboot files, as well as PSClassic games that are likely all eboots if memory serves correctly. Otherwise, the PSP will claim that the homebrew is corrupted. Some sites make it sound like all i would have to do is drag and drop or FTP the games over, but I want to be sure before i start or test this out. PSP homebrew to run, which is important since signing is a new thing. Now, I would kind of need to, to be able to still play those games at all. X:/ISO/gameshere.iso or gameshere.cso -> this are for the ISO games. I remember reading way back about when multiman on ps3 could somehow support loading of PSP iso's and ps classic titles, but i was never in a position to try it before. ScarletDreamz said: For the games to be shown, the firmware needs to be launched, in this case, if you got 6.61 and its not permanent, you need to relaunch it again, if you put the permanent patch for it, then you need to have an ISO folder on the root of the memory stick. You might want to include a guide on ripping when converting to. You can convert an ISO to a CSO and rip/resample stuff, and then convert it back to ISO and while it won't be as small as the CSO, it'll still be smaller than the original. It's been a while since i was last in a position to look this up.Īs simply as possible, seeing that I've since given away my last PSP go system in exchange for a Pseudo Saturn cart, i still have an archive of PSP games that I've stored and archived, when i still had working PSP units to put them on. Download: ISO Tool v1.60 Homebrew coder Takka has recently released a new version of his ISO Tool, a very handy homebrew application that allows you decrypt EBOOT.BIN files, repack ISOs, and/or convert ISOs to CSO format. While CSOs can't be used, there's still a way to trim the size down.

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