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foxmemory980 · 4 years ago

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Convert Psx Bin To Iso

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Convert Psx Bin To Iso

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This program can convert a bunch of different file types, including 7Z, DAA, DMG, RAR, XAR, etc. It can also take any CD/DVD/Blu-ray and convert that to an ISO or BIN/CUE image. In addition, it can take any folder and create an ISO image from that. Psx Bin To.Exe Then Choose; So are you trying to convert PS1 games to work on the PSP im guessing. Psx Bin To.Exe Then Choose. Use Psx2PSP Open the.exe Then choose the interface you wish to use (I always use Classic because I find its a lot easier and gives the same results) Select the ISOPBP file dropdown and find the ISO, IMG or BIN of the PSX game you wish to convert.

PSP has native support for most PSX titles so if you want to convert your original PSX games to play on the PSP it’s a very simple process using PSX2PSP. Playing these converted titles requires custom firmware. Depending on the game you may need to use the CDDA enabler or POPSLoader plugin.

1. You first need to copy the contents of your PSX disc to your computer in .Bin/.Cue or .ISO format. If you are not sure how to backup/rip games to digital format you can follow this video. Note that you only need to follow that video up to 4:20. The rest is burning it to a blank CD.

Converting.img to.bin &.cue Does anyone have a surefire method of converting.img and.sub files to.bin and.cue? I have a slew of roms that have bin and cue files but I want to add certain ones using Bleemsync that I unfortunately only have.img and related filetypes for (a couple big ones being Chrono Cross and Einhander).

On ps3 side you can convert psX bin/cue even multitrack to iso,retroarch supports chd compressed format for turbografxCD games,saturn also typically uses bin/cue multitrack format but i don't think ps3 can do saturn anyway,and idk if genesisGX does chd for sega cd games.

2. Once you have your backup game in .Bin/.Cue or .ISO format you can open PSX2PSP. The main window will show a preview of what you will see on your PSP when you select your game.

3. Open the Convert menu and click the first drop down box. Select ISO/PBP File 1 and then choose the location of your backup PSX game. The rest of the text fields should populate with information about the game selected. Then choose an output location on the next line, this is where your EBOOT.PBP will be stored after the conversion.

ISO/PBP file is selected and the rest of the form populates. A custom Icon image is added.

4. If you want to make the game look nice on your PSP you can open Customize PBP and add custom images. If you want custom music when hovering over the game you can follow this guide.

Preview of what the PS1 game will look like on the PSP

5. Once finished customizing text and images you can click Convert in the Convert menu. Once the process is complete, you will have a folder named after the game title ID (eg. SLUS0001) and inside is the EBOOT.PBP. Move both the folder and the containing eboot onto your PSP memory card GAME folder. Disconnect from USB Mode and you will see your game listed.

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Below is additional information to help with compatibility. Not all games run great, and some don’t run at all but overall the ability to play many PS1 titles on the PSP is a great feature.

CDDA Enabler

Notes

POPSLoader allows the PSP to run older versions of “POPS” which is the PlayStation One Portable Station emulator by Sony. Some certain versions of POPS have better compatibility with different PS1 titles. If a certain game you are trying to play doesn’t work, this would be something to try.

Download the POPSLoader file above and place the seplugins folder on the root of your PSP memory card. Edit POPS.txt in the seplugins folder and make sure it has one of the following lines. ms0 would be for all PSPs with a UMD drive and ef0 is only for the PSP Go.

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ms0:/seplugins/popsloader/popsloader.prx 1

ef0:/seplugins/popsloader/popsloader.prx 1

Convert Psx Bin To Iso

Save your changes and disconnect your PSP. You may need to reboot or reset the VSH to apply the changes. Hold down R while starting a PS1 converted game and there will be a menu shown to select which version of POPS to boot the game with.

CDDA Enabler is a plugin by TheFlow to enable audio with PS1 games that have multiple bin tracks. Those games need to be merged into one file and then converted before using PSX2PSP. CDDA audio is disabled on POPS above 4.01 and new model PSPs like the Go or 3000 can’t play games on a really low POPS version. This plugin allows you to have audio without needing POPSLoader. There is a readme included with the download that goes into more detail of why it is used.

Download the CDDA Enabler file above and place the seplugins folder on the root of your PSP memory card. Edit POPS.txt in the seplugins folder and make sure it has one of the following lines. ms0 would be for all PSPs with a UMD drive and ef0 is only for the PSP Go internal storage.

ms0:/seplugins/popsloader/cdda_enabler.prx 1

ef0:/seplugins/popsloader/cdda_enabler.prx 1

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Save your changes and disconnect your PSP or memory card from the computer. Reboot your PSP or reset the VSH to apple your changes. Launch the PS1 game that had no sound and now it should.

Some PS1 games have multiple BIN files and that causes your PSP to have no audio when in game. You’ll have to merge the files and then follow the steps above to convert to EBOOT format. First download CDmage v1.02 Beta here. Run the installer and note where you extract it. Launch CDmage and open the CUE file of the game you want to merge. Select and highlight the cue file in the image tree (eg. Image (Twisted Metal 4 (USA).cue). Go to File and Save As. Choose a new directory to save this merged BIN file and CUE file. A Prompt will show save options, just leave them as is. Once converted you can now convert the game with PSX2PSP and use CDDA Enabler plugin to hear the audio.

It is preferred to have the Game title and Save title the exact same, and not to make them too long or use foreign characters.

To make it easier to manage, you can open PSX2PSP options, go to the folders tab, and choose Auto create folder on convert: Create game title folder. This will get rid of the annoying title ID so you can know which games are which. Folders in GAME on your PSP do not need to be named a certain way for these.

As noted previously, most games will work but there are a handful of PSX titles that just can’t be played on the PSP. A good way to check is if the game has ever been on the PSN Store with PSP compatibility, it will work. Some titles have been removed due to licensing though.

A compatibility list by wad11656 can be found here.

You may need to play around with the compression setting for PSX2PSP. 0,1,2,9 are the most common settings depending on the game.

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