#Psp iso to cso compressor movie#
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#Psp iso to cso compressor psp#
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pmf file and have whatever cut scenes you'd like in your game! The possibilities are, really, endless. Or, the more creative solution, would be to create YOUR OWN. All you have to do is scan for the smallest one, copy it to a new directory, change its name to the larger movies filename and then copy it back - overwriting the larger file. pmf files are generally found in PSP_GAME and can be labeled like 'INTRO1.pmf', 'INTRO2.pmf', etc.

#Psp iso to cso compressor movie#

For example, if the company logo movie is the smallest, use it to replace all the full-length cut-scenes.

pmf file (that is the movie extension) and use it to rewrite all of the other movies in the game. The easy work-around is to find the smallest.

#Psp iso to cso compressor psp#

Replacing the FMV is slightly trickier because the PSP must play something when a cut-scene is supposed to play. Then just replace the original files in the ISO with these 0 kb duplicates and there you go! This can save substantial amounts of space. Enter this folder and you should find copies of all the songs. This should now create a new folder called dummy. Copy and past all of the music into the new folder and double click on the dummy.bat. The file should show up as a batch file rather than a text document. Save the file as dummy.bat in a new folder on your desktop. His process is as follows: 'open up notepad and copy the following text into it. bat extensions.Д«arnesB discovered an awesome way to easily dummy all the music files.

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Some companies are creative so, if you don't know where it is, feel free to ask in the forums. Other games might reference the BGM (background music). In EA games, there is a directory called EATRACKS/EATRAX. and generally save you a ton of space (but probably less atmosphere). How this is done depends on the kind of file you want to replace. This process is called 'dummying' because it involves making fake files 0kb in size to replace ACTUAL game files (ie. This is where, if you really want to save space, you can do the most hacking. If you really want to save space, you can goto the 'USRDIR' and cleave through some of the actual game files. A good example is the Prince of Persia torrent which went up today - it contains two such files (FILLER1.BF and FILLER2.BF) which account for ~700 (!!!) MB of data.

but when they appear they can save HUGE amounts of space. The other files to look for are known as filler-files. They are generally in the 'USRDIR' directory. These files are only used in conjunction with loading from a UMB, so they can be deleted off the bat. but I haven't encountered any personally.ДЄfter you remove the 'UPDATE' folder, you will want to do a quick scan for any file with the extension '.PAD'. In the vast majority of titles, you can just delete the 'UPDATE' folder completely - thus saving about 20 MB of space, already! I have heard of one case that removing this folder causes problems.

#Psp iso to cso compressor update#

What you are looking for here is a folder called 'UPDATE', which contains files that will update your PSP to a Sony firmware. The ones in the root (boot.bin and eboot.bin) should NOT be deleted because they are what launch the game. These files make up all the images/music/videos that you'll see in-game.

What you will see is a 'PSP_GAME' directory, some files and some folders. If on a Mac, load the ISO in Prometeus so you can see all the files within it.

If you are on Windows, extract all the files. According to Ephumuris, Windows users should use UMDGEN for for compression and ISO rebuilding. A program to do the final compression from ISO -> CSO. On a Mac, just use Prometeus and the ISOgen tab. On Windows, I have read you can just use WinRAR to open the ISO and extract all of it's contents (test, someone?). Peppered up the tutorial a lil only to make it an interesting read I dont know how many users have already the original article on this or already possess an indepth knowledge about the compression of the games.