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Only way I know to get Daxter to play on 1.50 is via ISO and not from UMD. There is another application called RunUMD. It loads 2.0 UMDs on 1.50. You'll need dumped 2.0 firmware files in flash0 and flash1 folders on the root of the memory stick.Quote:
Originally Posted by WTFer
[QUOTE=bandit]I honestly dont know. I dont own the game. You'll have to refer to the manual from the game.
Glass Joe figured it out for me. For future reference you have to open up another port on your router to be able to voice chat with the headset on the PSP.
Brad's problem might be a Netgear problem only. I'm not positive, but the research I did today all led me to info on forwarding ports on a Netgear router and it worked.
Awesome, hopefully its early this week. Let us know if you find it.Quote:
Originally Posted by WTFer
I've been sent some games to review for work that require 2.6, so I guess this is goodbye emulators. We had some fun together.
NOOOOOOOO..what games? You can get the ISO of them and play using UMD Emulator+MPH Game Loader.Quote:
Originally Posted by shidoshi
If not, you can upgrade to 2.6 and than use the eLoader to play homebrew games.
Games that aren't out yet. To be honest, I don't know... I just went back and played a few emulators, and really, the novelty is wearing off a bit. I think my biggest interest would be in the non-emulator homebrew stuff, but Sony is actually starting to build in a lot of the things that I've wanted. The two things I think the PSP is still missing is animated gif and text support, and hell, I could be wrong and it could already do that.
I'll have to look into this eLoader thing, though.
Makes mental note to start to start readng Play again. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by shidoshi
April issue (just came out) has reviews from me for Tetris DS and Beatmania, FYI.
Anyhow, any Mac users have any advice on converting video in h.264 that the PSP can handle? I thought maybe I could just use iPod-compatible video files, but nope. Tried ffmpeg, and got a resulting video that was all kinds of messed up. Anything? I'd love to hear that there is some sort of codec for QuickTime that can allow for exporting straight from it, but I'm doubting it.
Stupid Sony and their proprietary headers in the video files... it shouldn't be this hard.
ffmpegX is the best way to do it that I know of. I had trouble with h.264 episodes of One Piece for a while, and though it's inconvenient, here's the method I had used for all the mp4 eps I've watched up to. Apparently with different audio codecs this requires more tinkering with the audio timing, but the basic gist of it is:Quote:
Originally Posted by shidoshi
1. Export the audio (passthrough) to an mp3.
2. Convert the video to xvid avi, without the audio.
3. Mux the avi and mp3.
4. Convert to PSP mp4.
If the video you're using has different audio/video codecs you might be able to cut some steps out, but converting to avi then to PSP mp4 has worked every time for me, and the file sizes are very nice while the subtitles are still easy to read. As long as that remains the case, I'll do it the hard way.