Im having trouble on putting the psx on my psp it says that the file is corrupted. I follow the instruction that's been given on how to convert it but still it says corrupted data. Here is my psp system software 6.60 PRO-B9.
Im having trouble on putting the psx on my psp it says that the file is corrupted. I follow the instruction that's been given on how to convert it but still it says corrupted data. Here is my psp system software 6.60 PRO-B9.
What game are you trying to play?
What program did you use to converted?
Where did you place the converted file on the memory stick?
Here's what could solve your problem:
1-press select in the XMB menu, and change the UMD mode, then try again. Try all umd modes to see if one of them works.
2-If that didn't help, you have to use popsloader.
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I was trying to play Tomb Raider III - Adventures Of Lara Croft. A PSX games. I use psx2psp to convert it. the file i post it on the psp/game. But when i went to the game store n download a psx game it can be played. when i tried to do it myself. it says corrupted data
What does the ECM do? Cuz when i extract the game it was in ECM format. After I unECM it. It became bin file. when i put the file on psx2psp. an error occurs. saying the C:\Users\ACER\Desktop\psx2psp_v.1.4.2\Files\BASE.P BP. Does something happen to the psx2psp folder?
I thought you have already made it into a PBP file. You have to unECM your file and then use the bin file in psx2psp. I use IceTea instead of psx2psp. See if using that helps you get rid of the error.
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here's the game that i wanted to download:
Tomb Raider III - Adventures of Lara Croft (E) (v1.1) ISO
[SLES-01649]
Tomb Raider III - Adventures of Lara Croft (G) (v1.1) ISO
[SLES-01683]
Does this 2 games have different format. If it does which one should i choose?
E stands for Europe and G stands for Global. I don't know how different they are.![]()
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Ok. Thank You for your help. I appreciate it very much. I just hope it will work. Thxs again.