Swap Magic 3 8 Ps2 Iso Converter

I have a first generation PS3 that was never downgraded. It was running Rogero 4.40 CFW. I had no success with the SwapMagic approach and PS2 classics looked of poor quality compared to playing from a game disc.

Cobra was interesting, but I didn't like the idea of a dongle pligged in all the time. So I decided to wait to see what would come out and just play from discs. Well, I learned about a Habib 5.52 CFW with Cobra code mixed in that was supposed to allow me to run the PS2.iso files along with psp games, but after updating multiman (latest version) just asked if I wanted to convert to PS2 classics and when I say no it does nothing.

I have tried burning the iso to a dvd, using a usb stick, swap magic, everything! It just won't. I have had some experience with soft-modding, as I managed to recently mod my wii, but I just can't seem to mod my Playstation 2. I don't know why you need to convert the ISO to a DVD-format image. Dubbz said: Only if your PS2 is modded. Edit: Actually, I'm not 100%. It could also depend on the TV. If it can handle a PAL signal then it might work. You could always rip the games to an ISO, use a program (I can't think of the name) to convert it, then use something like swap magic or hdloader to play.

I found a multiman version that included cobra code, but after going through the mess of deleting multiman and installing fresh it gave the same problem. So how to I get Multiman - or any loader - to play a PS2 games from ISO disc image that would run it like a PS2 disc inserted instead of like the PS2 Classics?

EDIT: Also, ever since upgrading to Habib, Multiman will only load ONCE in any version tried. Afterward, it will spit out an error (80010009) until I shut off the PS3 and turn it back on again. That's what I went with about an hour ago, and it almost works, but there are still a few problems with it. Now it doesn't ask to convert to PS2 Classics. Instead, it tells me it can only load PS2 games from the internal hdd. I would have preferred using the external hdd since internal space is at a premium, but I figured it was better than nothing so I told it that it could go ahead and move to the internal hdd, and when it was done I was able to load it without problems - however, afterward it disappeared from the lists entirely. Even after multiple refreshes, it doesn't show up anywhere.

When I look at the file structure I can see it, but MultiMAN otherwise won't see it for the purposes of loading. As an additional problem, PSP games won't load either. It just says that it is missing the PSP Launcher. Is there a loader other than MultiMAN that can launch the PS2 and PSP games, preferably from an external hdd and without the game randomly disappearing? I use Iris Manager for my PS1 games primarily, but that won't see the PS2 or PSP games even with the latest version installed.

Edit: Even after restarting the console, the PS2 games that MultiMAN move to the internal hdd are not visible to MultiMAN's retro game list. However, if I manually go into the file manager and then select the game from the file structure it will launch and run without problems so it's obviously still there. I just need a better program for launching PS2 games. WebMAN, On Cobra, it will allow you to mount games from XMB when setup correctly. I'm not certain about external, but internally you'll place ISO's in '/dev_hdd0/PS2ISO' (or PSPISO, PSXISO, & PS3ISO respectively) PSP games require the PSP Launcher.pkg to launch then once its mounted. It shouldn't be too hard to find if you google 'PSP Launcher 2.0' Edit: webMAN can mount games over http, but if you want to mount them from XMB you will need to either modify or replace your '/dev_flash/vsh/resource/explore/xmb/category_game.xml'.

There are a few tools that people have made which can install a custom category_game.xml for you, if you're too uncomfortable modifying flash yourself. Like 'COBRA CFW Tools' by bitsbubba, I believe it even comes with and installs webMAN too.

Edit: webMAN can mount games over http, but if you want to mount them from XMB you will need to either modify or replace your '/dev_flash/vsh/resource/explore/xmb/category_game.xml'. There are a few tools that people have made which can install a custom category_game.xml for you, if you're too uncomfortable modifying flash yourself. Like 'COBRA CFW Tools' by bitsbubba, I believe it even comes with and installs webMAN too. I don't need to launch them from XMB. I was just hoping I could have a manager than used thumbnail images like Iris Manager does with PSX games, and preferably one that will launch from the external hdd. I don't quite understand why it says it only supports internal loading. I have to use the internal hdd to install PSN games and to install game data for PS3 games and to cache split ps3 games.

I can only expand the internal hdd so much, but I can easily add another external hdd as needed. EDIT: I installed 'PSP Launcher 2.0' from Brewology.

An 11 MB package file. It didn't work. In Multiman the same error as before.

I also tried launching in XMB and got an error to renew license. I thought I would check with ReactPSN about that, but it no longer works. 'Unsupported CFW' is all it says so I need to update that. I partially figured out the PS2 loading problem I was having. If there is a.cue file to go with the.iso file it will load up just fine from a USB hard drive. Unfortunately, I never kept the.cue files except for the most recent rip.

Is there a way to create a new.cue file for the others? Also, even if I manually move a PS2.iso to the internal hard drive it won't show up under the retro list. As far as it says there are no PS2 games there. Even with.cue files. Those games I can still load by going into the file manager and opening the.iso file directly, but I let other people use the PS3 who I don't want messing around with the file structure. As for PSP games, still haven't figured out how to get them to load.

Code: FILE 'name_of_image.bin' BINARY TRACK 01 MODE2/2352 INDEX 01 00:00:00 and save it with the same name as the.BIN (ie: 'name_of_image.bin' and 'name_of_image.cue') If using webMAN you can also accompany the game image with a thumbnail picture (ie: 'name_of_image.jpg') to be used in XMB As far as PSP, it should mount just like any other PS3, PS2, or PS1 game, except when it mounts and multiMAN falls back to XMB; PSP games wont show up in XMB like a regular disc, You select the 'PSP Launcher' icon in XMB to launch it. Unfortunately, at least to me, it seems you havn't been too clear about the situation aside from 'its not working'; you've made mention to Rogero 4.40 & Habib 5.52 but never actually specified if that's what you were running. Just like tangotnt I personally use Rogero 4. Pspice To Ltspice Converter Cc there. 46/Cobra, with no problems, everything just works. What version of multiMAN are you using? You may want to try completely removing multiMAN, and re-installing the latest multiMAN or mmCM if you're using a Cobra CFW. However, If you're using a Cobra CFW; I'd still consider trying out webMAN, its by the same dev as multiMAN. And I feel it really simplifies things.

Cobra auto-loads it on boot; there's no app to launch; it can spoof FW Version to the latest, scan for games on USB; it features what is probably the best fan controller app available; and plenty more features in a plugin that is only about 50kB. Coupled with a custom 'category_game.xml' file you get a simple, new menu under the 'Game' category in XMB called 'My Games' that will show all your games. You then just select a game, the screen will flash as it mounts, then the icon will be in the usual place to play the game. Code: FILE 'name_of_image.bin' BINARY TRACK 01 MODE2/2352 INDEX 01 00:00:00 and save it with the same name as the.BIN (ie: 'name_of_image.bin' and 'name_of_image.cue') If using webMAN you can also accompany the game image with a thumbnail picture (ie: 'name_of_image.jpg') to be used in XMB Well, when I rip a PS2 disc with multiMAN, it creates a.ISO and a.CUE file.

I thought the same too which is why I was deleting them, but there you have it. I will take a look at that.cue file and let you know what it says. As far as PSP, it should mount just like any other PS3, PS2, or PS1 game, except when it mounts and multiMAN falls back to XMB; PSP games wont show up in XMB like a regular disc, You select the 'PSP Launcher' icon in XMB to launch it. Unfortunately, at least to me, it seems you havn't been too clear about the situation aside from 'its not working'; you've made mention to Rogero 4.40 & Habib 5.52 but never actually specified if that's what you were running. That's a bit insulting.

I never scream 'It's not working!' Like you seem to think. It's not my fault you didn't read. However, If you're using a Cobra CFW; I'd still consider trying out webMAN, its by the same dev as multiMAN. And I feel it really simplifies things. Cobra auto-loads it on boot; there's no app to launch; it can spoof FW Version to the latest, scan for games on USB; it features what is probably the best fan controller app available; and plenty more features in a plugin that is only about 50kB. Coupled with a custom 'category_game.xml' file you get a simple, new menu under the 'Game' category in XMB called 'My Games' that will show all your games.

You then just select a game, the screen will flash as it mounts, then the icon will be in the usual place to play the game. I wasn't aware that it scans from USB. I thought it was another network based loader. I will check it out and see if it helps.

I installed webMAN 1.29, configured the settings to scan the USB drive, configured browser settings to not ask before closing, and installed and used prepNTFS v1.01 - and so far it's not working quite right. It will see titles on the internal hard drive, but not on the external hard drive. (this goes for all games - including PS3!) Also, initially the PSP titles didn't work here either.

When I select a PSP game from the list it said it is mounted, but when I tried to launch 'PSP Launcher 2.0' it said I need to renew my license. Turns out I made a stupid mistake: I installed a fix file without also installing the original version and that's why it didn't work. Solidworks 2010 Crack Keygen Software.

When I installed the original version, everything worked perfectly in running PSP games. So anyway, the overall problem I have right now is that MultiMAN won't see titles on the internal hdd and WebMAN won't see titles on the external hdd. As for the.CUE files, here's what they look like. Code: FILE 'Kingdom Hearts 2.ISO' BINARY TRACK 01 MODE2/2352 INDEX 01 00:00:00 And it mounted, but on trying to play it gave me an error (80028F17) so I double checked the two games that still had the.CUE files (as generated by MultiMAN when ripping) and they produced the same error trying to play them. So I tried the suggestion of renaming to.bin, and. I can't get it to play PS2 games from the external hard drive.

So I guess my only hope is finding out how to get WebMAN to read games on the external hard drive for mounting. Heh, I didn't mean to offend, I only meant that you hadn't explicitly stated which FW you were currently using and there was some confusion I had questions, and you answered them.

Anyway, its in the past, and I've re-read everything to make sure nothings missed. I don't know why it didn't click in my head before (I was a little tired in my defense), but afaik, Mode2/2352 is only required for raw PS1 CD images. I'm unfamiliar with how multiMAN rips PSX/PS2, I rip mine on PC and the PS2 isos are typical iso rips of the DVDs, no special modes, and no cue sheets. Just checked a couple and they're ISO9660 format with a standard dvd block size of 2048, not PS1 2352. So to me it seems, that maybe for some reason or another MM is ripping your PS2 games as PS1 cds.

Concerning webMAN seeing external, I'm not to be insulting or condescending, because you've obviously followed instructions to properly set up webMAN. But make sure your external drive is connected when webMAN loads (when the power light blinks yellow on boot).

And try setting webMAN to wait 10seconds for USB devices, some disks take longer than others to respond. And you probably already have, but make sure usb polling is enabled, and its set so scan the proper usb devices, etc. Not saying you havn't, but its always possible that its something accidentally overlooked. I don't know why multiMAN isn't seeing internal, perhaps someone else has input.

Step Turn on the computer and log in to your operating system. Open a web browser and download a disc image burning application from the list in the Resources section. Install the application, restart your computer, and log in to your user account again. Step Run the disc image program and click 'Burn.ISO to DVD.' All of the programs in the Resources section use the exact same process to burn.ISO files and the instructions for each program are the same. Eject the disc tray on the DVD burner and place a blank DVD-R in the disc tray, then close it.

Type a title for the DVD being burned and select a disc burn speed (1x, 2x, or 4x). Step Browse for the Swap Magic.ISO file and click 'OK.' The program will begin burning Swap Magic to a DVD-R for use with your PS2.

Wait for the disc burn session to finish before ejecting the Swap Magic DVD-R.