Ripping store bought UMD

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  1. jf7fsu

    jf7fsu Member

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    Is it possible to rip my own UMD? If so is there a guide to doing so?

    Thanks for the help!
     
    jf7fsu, Feb 4, 2008
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    Yes. Install 3.90 M33, press down HOME, and USB Device UMD drive.
     
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    jf7fsu Member

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    can 3.8 do it as well?
     
    jf7fsu, Feb 4, 2008
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    binkie7 Moderator Staff Member

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    Yes if you mean cfw 3.80
     
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    to make it easier you can just download the UMD DAX DUMPER Beta 2.0(get it from dark-alex.org all the way at the bottom)extract files and just put the psp files in the game folder....and there you go with that program you can rip the games strait to your psp
     
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    my bad i forgot to put STRAIT TO YOUR PSP MEMORY STICK..
     
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    Programs are slower in my opinion, What CKhaleel said is faster, cause after u change usb device to umd u can just drag it to the destop n u are done. Dont forget to change it back to memory stick. Also UMDGen and some other programs can compress the iso into .cso which is smaller
     
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    Yea they are actually but thats just a idea......
     
    Jperez602, Feb 6, 2008
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    Hi, can you elaborate on this process for me please? _ I have a slim 3.90 M33.. so if I have the source UMD in the psp, I can create an ISO of this! I understand pressing down "Home" - but got lost with the second part ? Tks..
     
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    you can press home or select...then you go down and change where it says memory stick to UMD then you exit the menu and plug it in the computer and then it should pop up and just copy the file on to your desktop and rename it to watever game it is...then you go back and put the usb thing in that menu to memory stick and plug it in you should have a folder called ISO put it in ther and ther you go...
     
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    Many thanks for the quick response.. that's saved me a whole lot of fussing about.. Cheers ;-)
     
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    Yup no problem...glad i could help
     
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