I probably guess it's because, you've messed around with the original LBA (Logical Block Address)of the files. i can play the game now, but when i'm finished a "game" of hockey and when i try to quit (to go back to the main menu) it freezes whys that? how can i fix it? Dennis D Maliekal I found out the problem about loading my umd game.
I'm not too sure if i did anything wrong but my nhl game says "error! next avalible LBA position is 8651 but LBA position is 8650." so i found those and i delete it and resave but when i load the.
Make psp iso to cso smaller how to#
I did not get your point on " how about the dax format" ? You mean is it better ? or you wanna know how to use it ? The radio station's one thing that you could remove to reduce your CSO size to a great extent. The Soundtracks seem like a good idea, lets say you've got GTA. So to convert a CSO to an ISO, the change in the above mentioned steps (i.e more specifically in step 10) would be to save the resulting file as an ISO & that would give you an ISO, which would run smooth on your PSP.Ĭool guide you got there! What other stuff can u rip out of a game to save space? also how about the dax format? Dennis D Maliekal So probably make it back into a ISO and play the game or probably re-compress the ISO back to a CSO with lesser compression level. The probable reason is that, they have downloaded a CSO & it looks like the game’s jerking & they figure out the compression level is very high. The first thing is I am wondering why they would want to do this. Well there a certain searches on Google that are like figuring out how to change a CSO into a ISO & they land up here. Look at the main page of the blog for more on the PSP & Other Cool Stuff, the link to main page is THIS
If you are a High Def freak and want to calculate the video bitrate of your video file, have a look at this Blog. If your game jerks after compression, reduce the value & make a CSO, usually 5 is a good bet !!! The value used for the compression, 9 is the highest compression level. I emphasize again, please do not make copies of the UMD’s that you do not own. Go to the saved location & Viola your CSO is ready :-) Don’t change any of the value & leave the compression value as 9 for the best possible compression.ġ4. On clicking save you will get a Window as show. Chose the path where you want to save the CSO file & name the file whatever you want to.ġ2. Click on the save button & select the CSO option. Now drag & drop the PSP_GAME folder & the file UMD_DATA.bin into the UMD Gen tool. Traverse back to the directory where you extracted the ISO.ĩ.
Make psp iso to cso smaller update#
Delete the UPDATE Directory & the BOOT.bin file ( look at the Images below)Ĩ. You would find a directory called as UPDATE & 2 files called BOOT.bin & EBOOT.binĦ. One of the directories present would be named SYSDIR.ĥ. You would find a 2 directories & a few file.ģ. You would get a folder called PSP_GAME & a file called UMD_DATA.bin.Ģ. I have described the steps, as how to do it with illustrations.ġ. Now lets say you have a ISO of a legal copy of the UMD you own, you’ve to convert it.
Now how do I do that ? Not to worry :) There’s a great tool called the UMD Gen
The solution, convert your legal games into ISO’s and further compress these ISO’s into CSO. The second part of the problem, I want these games to be small. The problem, I want my games to run of my memory stick. There are times when the stupid plastic jacket around them snaps & I’ve got to go through the pain of gluing it together again. I have UMD’s, but then again it’s a pain carrying them at all times.
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