Ps1 Games Eboots

Eboots created using this will not work on PSP with Official Firmware. Tutorial: How to convert PS1 games into eboots for the PSVita PS1 Loader Rocco Antonio Cannale October 3, 2014 News, PSP, PSVita, PSVita/PSTV Homebrew, Tutorial & Guides Hi guys darkamon here, ready to bring you a handy tutorial for our beloved Psvita/PSP. Eboots are.PBP files created to play PS1 games on PSP consoles and later on VITA. Thanks to Sony kindly giving us a very good Playstation Emulator for PSP and DarkAlex hacking it to run any PS1 ISO converted to an eboot we now have the lovely ability to run old PSX games on our PSP. Note: This will only work if you have Custom Firmware installed on your PSP, see the 2 modding stickies for instructions on how to install this. Select the output for the Eboot. Insert the title of the game here. This is found on the PsOne disk. Or find it on our PSX Game ID list. If you want a nice looking PSX2PSP eboot you can customize the images used.

The best PS1 games feels like looking at a rather beautiful time capsule of gaming nostalgia. Given the console's prestigious history as the birthplace for many iconic franchises and game-changing. Is it a PSX games that has been converted to EBOOT.PBP format? Its possible to reverse this so you can get the ISO back without having to re-download it again. April 9th, 2008, 20:17 #4.

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In here a collection of useful information on things that get asked frequently.

PSX2PSP Eboots vs PSN Official Eboots, what's the difference?

eboots are .PBP files created to play PS1 games on PSP consoles and later on VITA.

Some people also prefer them over PSX ISOs because it's just 1 file usually smaller in size, this last use is a really bad idea, i'll elaborate later. For now you need to know:

  • PSX2PSP: Are eboots made by random people, usually with a program called PSX2PSP (there are others: Popstation GUI, IceTea). While most of this files work fine, many have issues (No sound, random crashes, disc change errors), and some don't work at all (black screen on startup).
  • PSN Eboots: These are eboots sold at the official PSN store. They are perfect. No bugs. But usually emulators can't play them due to encryption.

Why should i always prefer PSX ISOs instead of Eboots if i use Emulators?

Over the years people have put a lot of effort into dumping every game making sure they are exact copies of the original media. Huge databases were created such as redump, advanscene, renascene, dat-o-matic, etc.

Redump is the group making sure every psx game is correctly dumped, we make an effort to get their verified versions because they have no errors.

When you convert those isos to eboots the iso is no longer a 'good dump', all that precious work done is immediately destroyed. You created a random file with no value whatsoever that just happens to work (if lucky). It may crash at any time, no guarantees. While when using a verified PSX ISO you know for sure, any issue is an emulator issue and not your game.

Eboots exist to be played on PSP or VITA, not for emulators. They just happen to work. They are not meant for emulators.

How to play PSX2PSP eboots on a PSP Console:

Copy the folder containing the EBOOT.PBP to PSPGAME, note that each eboot needs to be 'in a folder', else they'll show up as corrupted data.

Example Path: X:PSPGAMESLPS-02985EBOOT.PBP

How to Emulate PSX2PSP eboots:

You shouldn't emulate Eboots since they exist for PSP and VITA console users.
If you want to play PS1 games on an emulator then download PSX ISOs.
That being said, some eboots labeled 'PSX2PSP' can be emulated on PC with ePSXe emulator, and maybe others.

How to play PSN eboots on a PSP Console:

Copy the folder containing the EBOOT.PBP file to PSPGAME without changing the folder name (the game ID).
Example: X:PSPGAMENPJJ00231EBOOT.PBP
PRO-C2CFW has problems with PSN eboots use 'PRO-C Fix-3'.

How to emulate PSN eboots:

You can't. PSN Eboots are meant to be played on PSP/VITA consoles.
You must not download PSN Eboots if you don't have the real hardware.
Download the corresponding PSX ISO version instead.

How to play PS2 ISOs on PCSX2 emulator for PC:

  1. Download and extract the game to a folder using 7-zip (free).
  2. Download and install latest PCSX2 (Use that link. The official site hosts an older version).
  3. Open PCSX2 and do System -> Boot ISO.
  4. Then Select the .iso or .bin file.

NOTE: ALL CD based PS2 ISOs are .bin files and all DVD based ISOs are .iso

How to play Turbografx-16 Classics

These games are different from regular PSP ISOs. They come with a DLC that is mandatory to be copied to the right place in order to make the game run.

On PPSSPP:

Go to your PPSSPP installation folder. Then memstickPSPGAME

Copy the DLC folder included with the download inside the game folder.

On PSP:

Copy the DLC to the game folder like so: ms0:PSPGAMENPJJ30040

Also you must make sure you have enabled NoDRM. On PRO-CFW you do this by pressing select > Recovery Menu > Advanced. And in there Enable 'NoDRM Engine'.

If you are on a custom firmware that is not PRO consider updating to PRO. If you can't or won't. There is a plugin called 'NPloader' that does the same thing.

How to play PS1 games with ePSXe emulator on PC

Ps1 Games Eboot

  1. Download and extract the game to a folder using 7-zip (free).
  2. Download and install latest ePSXe.
  3. Run ePSXe, Make sure that Options > CPU Overclocking is set to x1 (Important!)
  4. To setup the buttons go to: Config > Gamepads > Port 1 > Pad 1
  5. To start the game go to: File > Run ISO
  6. Then select the .cue file (always the .cue, never the .bin)
  7. When done playing press ESCAPE first to end emulation, then close ePSXe.

Why some games have multiple .bin 'tracks' files and what should i do with them?

TL;DR: Nothing, ignore them.

Long answer: Track number 1 contains the game data, the rest of the tracks are audio tracks or CDDA (Compact Disc Digital Audio). They are songs, the game music. The .cue file (Cue sheet) contains a list of all the tracks, their number and position on the disc. You should always use the .cue file when emulating or burning to a disc. No need to do anything with the extra .bin!

  • Why are there so many: Depends on how many songs the game contains.
  • Why are they separated?: This is Redump's decision to separate the game data from the audio data of PS1/Saturn games.
  • Can i merge them: You totally can. We prefer not to because then it would no longer be a Redump verified game. Which is a guarantee of a 'Good Dump'. But IF you absolutely want to:

How to merge games with Multiple .bin tracks:

  1. You need a virtual Drive software to mount the .cue like Daemon Tools Lite (Free) or similar.
  2. Mount the .cue file
  3. Now you need a software like ImgBurn (Free) or similar.
  4. Open ImgBurn and select create Image from disc. It will create a new single bin/cue set for you.

What format of Dreamcast game should i download? The CDI or GDI?

The Dreamcast didn't use regular CD's like the PS1 or DVD's like the PS2 but it's own format called GD-ROM as a way to stop piracy. Spoiler Alert: It didn't work .
GD-ROM's can hold up to 1 GB of data, this is more than what a regular CD-R can hold which is about 700 MB. So pirates had to get creative. They ripped, compressed/down-sampled the games so they can fit on a regular 700 MB CD-R. Using a program created by Padus called 'DiscJuggler' they saved their rips with the extension .cdi

  • CDI = Are RIPS of the original discs made by people. They have generally lower quality and can have bugs.
  • GDI = Are the original Discs. They are perfect 1:1 copies, no bugs, nothing is ripped.

Yes, all this is amazing but which one do I download? It depends...

  • Download GDI:
    -If you will emulate the game using any Emulator for PC, Android, etc.
    -If you own a Dreamcast that was moded with GDEMU.
  • Download CDI:
    -If you own a Dreamcast that was moded to play CD-R and you will burn the .cdi to a CD.

Here is our tutorial on how to play your Playstation 1 (PSX/PSOne) games on your PSP. There are two steps to the process.

1. Making a PSX ISO which we will later convert to an eboot (Skip this is you already have a PSX.iso)
2. Converting the ISO to an eboot. And making it look nice

Firstly if you haven’t already made an ISO image of your PSOne Game lets do that. For this example I’m using Resident Evil 2.

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In order to convert this Playstation game to an ISO I’m going to use PSone ISO maker. You can also use Nero, Alcohol or an program that can make ISO images. Download Psone ISO maker below:

Download: psone_iso_maker

Note if your PSX disk is NTSC, select NTSC or PAL select PAL. NTSC PSX games will work best when converting to eboots. (Alot of disk drives might have errors extracting the files or even reading the disk.) Hopefully this wont be an issue!

Wait for the PSOne ISO Maker to extract the image. It can take some time so please be patient. Now we have a Playstation image (.IMG and .CCD files) lets move on to converting this to an eboot which can be use on your PSP.

We are going to use PSX2PSP to make our Eboot.PBP. Download that below:

Download: PSX2PSP_v.1.4.2

1. Load the PSX_GAME_Title .IMG you just make or another PSX image you have.

2. Select the output for the Eboot

3. Insert the title of the game here

4. The game ID. This is found on the PsOne disk. Or find it on our PSX Game ID list.

Ps1 Games Eboots

If you want a nice looking PSX2PSP eboot you can customize the images used. To do this click on the customize tab in PSX2PSP.

Above: I have added some custom images to my Resident Evil eboot. This way it looks much more professional. If your looking for icons and backgrounds for almost every American NTSC game I recommend this PSP2PSX Icon pack ->

If you download and extract files to “.picspic1” most games from USA will show the game cover as shown below.
Megaupload link: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=XMJE8ZWN
The icon pack contains 1400 icons and is about 150MB.

Now you have the eboot looking good you can preview it by clicking the arrow tabs in PSX2PSP.

Preview your PSX Eboot in PSX2PSP

Once your happy with the Eboot preview, click the convert menu again and then convert. (Note if your making a Eboot from a PAL PSX game, please go to options and patches. Apply the PAL2NTSC patches) Once the PSX2PSP have finished making the eboot place the folder (example SLUSXXXXX) in your PSP memory stick PSPGAME. Start your PSP and launch the game from the XMB game menu.

Enjoy!

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