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This came out ages ago, but still its an awesome Popstation GUI.
This didn't come out "ages ago" but you can think what you want. (Don't even know the difference between time) Don't bother replying because I don't read em.
I clas 2 days as ages
good for you
This program sucks. Try Simple POPStation By Zinga Zurga. Its easier and have a built in database with all PSX games released by SCUSxxxx.
You just put ISO, output folder and select game title from the provided list. Under that you get thye custom image part with ICO0.PNG, PIC.PNG (or UNKNOWN.PNG) and PIC1.PNG.
Hit convert and thats it. Why is the SCUSxxxx number that important? Becasue to make multi-disc game work properly u have to make sure the game title and Game ID is the same for each disc and this app include the correct numbers.
Dont download this halfassed effort of app
I actually like this program better because you can change the name from hot shots golf to the name of the game.
But does anyone know how to add music to it?
I converted the music file but it didn't start when I chose the game on my PSP.
is it cause the file was too big? (about 4mbs)
Spider Man you should try this one, you pick your ISO and it automatically fills in the game name and will hex the EBOOT for you. It also automatically does the SCUSxxxx however on multi-disc titles you should change the numbers to be the same, looking at the db:
SCUS94163;;[U];SCUS-94163;;;;PS1;Final Fantasy VII [Disc1of3]
SCUS94164;;[U];SCUS-94164;;;;PS1;Final Fantasy VII [Disc2of3]
SCUS94165;;[U];SCUS-94165;;;;PS1;Final Fantasy VII [Disc3of3]
great app, works well. thanks
(second !)
can this change the pictures of my files or dos it only change the name, I allredy have the file ready and working but want to make my own backround and picture, is there anything that dose that?? thanks.
Didn't you read what the release notes?
say:
Handles already converted PBP files better. It is now possible to change title, game id and all other info in allready converted PBP files.
pretty much replaces all the other ones out right now.
not that they where bad, its just the other lacked functions.
This one does it all, good work dude!
I just wish it had ONE feature. When opening an existing eboot it cannot see that it currently has icon(s). Meaning if you just want to change the name or save ID you lose the images attached to the eboot. Make it like PSP Content Manager or PSPBrew, where it can locate and temp store the current eboot images and I this thing will be PERFECT.
For some strange reason...I still can't rename the Save Data from Hot Shots Golf 2.
Forgot to say: thanks KingSquitter! Love the app :)
All I do is to add the missing files from PopStation GUI 1.0!!!
This works much better for me. For some reasons danny_kai's output files decided to be really gay and not work.
This one's worked fine for me, and the ICON/PIC changes actually work. But one thing is that I need to get the resolution of the images resized so they don't look like blurs, but that's more my problem than this app's.
And to those looking for they key/base files, don't go looking through torrentspy, because it certainly doesn't have 200 seeds.
Awesome release.
Not only has this GUI been around for a few days. But v0.5.1 has been out for about 8 hours already. Long before this post came up. This news should have been updated before it was even posted on the site :P
One feature i'm wanting in this is converting the PAL addresses in the ISO to NTSC (with Y-Fix of course), though i dont think we're going to see that in a PSX->PSP conversion tool anytime soon lol
If only you read the homebrew forums instead of just the psp dev one...
http://forums.qj.net/f-psp-homebrew-discussion-12/t-new-great-popstation-gui-86551.html
it's been updated to .51
Thnx for the great app!
Playing some FFVII now on my psp! =D
i wanna hide the corrupt icon from the recovery folder any advice? ohh and if any one knows where i can get a save for metal gear that starts at the begining of the second disc thad be great (i saved after i beat sniperwolf and it wont let me load my save on the second cd i HAVE to go into that stoopid halways first that cause the insert disc 2 screen to show up)
You can't switch discs @ mgs so u can't save @ disc 2 so there is NO SAVE around :) Can't convert other saves (epsxe e.g.) to psp format..
The best way to hide corrupt icon of recovery folder is to delete the recovery folder!! You don't need it unless your going to downgrade or reflash OE from the recovery menu, in which case you can enable USB from recovery menu and copy the recovery folder across.
but ff7 will lemme switch rite?
Yes, FF7 lets you save before switching discs, you can load that save on the next disc.
popstation (command line) can process .mdf files (from alcohol) - have not tried your GUI yet - if it is not already, please make next version capable of using this function of popstation. Looks great - can't wait to try.
It lets you use any image format that popstation supports, it just passes it on.
Have tried Battle Arena Toshinden 1,2 & 3 - Soul Blade, Madden 97, WarHawk, Madden 04, NFL GameDay (all original NTSC PSX) and I get a black screen after the white text. Conversion rate is 0% - anyone having better luck? Anyone get any of these games running on PSP? Using Alcohol 120 (mfd image) and popstation command line.
there is a program already called psx2psp and it is at v0.7
Its just a name. The version number doesn't matter either. I could release a psx2psp of myself that blows up your computer, thats v1000.94.
Names and version number doesn't matter :P. Are you happy, now I look like an idot :(.
ff7 freezes at buhagen
this app is amazing and mad props for the developers, thanks guys...i followed all the steps exactly, im converting an img file of ff7, once the whole conversion process is done and i drop it onto my psp, and run the game, after the sony entertainment screen fades out, the screen just stays blank....am i doing somethin wrong during the conversion process or what...any help is appreciated
I read through this thread and still found no solution, why doesnt the custom firmware hide the recovery folder corrupt icon too?
Is there any method (apart from removing it) to hide it, i.e: folder renaming conventions?
Thanks in advance
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