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Converting BIN/IMG/ISO to eboot
#1
05 Jun 2007 @ 12:11
1OFDEM
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What is the best program for converting PS1 games to eboot? Personally, I use PSX2PSP but apparently not many at this forum have heard of it, let alone used it.
Also, what's the deal with Hot Shots Golf 2? I've heard that it's needed for something, so I downloaded it, but I never needed it.
Also, what's the deal with Hot Shots Golf 2? I've heard that it's needed for something, so I downloaded it, but I never needed it.
PSP Lifespan
2.8-->3.40-->2.0(traded PSP with friend lol)-->1.5-->3.03 OE-C-->3.40 OE-A
2.8-->3.40-->2.0(traded PSP with friend lol)-->1.5-->3.03 OE-C-->3.40 OE-A
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#2
05 Jun 2007 @ 16:34
MidnightJ
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I believe the Hot Shots Golf 2 KEYS.BIN was needed to play games on 3.02 OE firmwares.
As far as conversion, PSX2PSP i think is the best, fast and easy to use.
Also, you can use UltraISO to convert .bin, .img, to .iso which can then be converted to EBOOT.PBP for play on your PSP.
As far as conversion, PSX2PSP i think is the best, fast and easy to use.
Also, you can use UltraISO to convert .bin, .img, to .iso which can then be converted to EBOOT.PBP for play on your PSP.
#3
05 Jun 2007 @ 18:31
Originally posted by MidnightJ:Why would I need to convert to .ISO if PSX2PSP already has support for .BIN and .IMG?
I believe the Hot Shots Golf 2 KEYS.BIN was needed to play games on 3.02 OE firmwares.
As far as conversion, PSX2PSP i think is the best, fast and easy to use.
Also, you can use UltraISO to convert .bin, .img, to .iso which can then be converted to EBOOT.PBP for play on your PSP.
PSP Lifespan
2.8-->3.40-->2.0(traded PSP with friend lol)-->1.5-->3.03 OE-C-->3.40 OE-A
2.8-->3.40-->2.0(traded PSP with friend lol)-->1.5-->3.03 OE-C-->3.40 OE-A
#4
06 Jun 2007 @ 15:24
MidnightJ
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I must be using a older version...
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