[Tutorial] Scorpus' PlayStation One on PSP SuperGuide

[Rampaging_Demon]

Excellent guide, but I have a bit of a problem. Whenever I try to boot up the game on my psp, a message that says "The copyright protection information is invalid." Can anyone help me out?

[Rampaging_Demon]

Originally Posted by RainMotorsports

Hmm never had that one before, whats the game and whats the region? My guess is its a protect pal game and you need a patch.

The games were Final Fantasy 9, and Resident Evil Directors Cut. Both are NTSC.

[Rampaging_Demon]

I'm currently on 3.95. I used the programs in the guide. Well, I only did the first disc of FF9, so that is probably the reason. But Directors Cut is the one I wanted to play most lol.

[Rampaging_Demon]

3.95 official. So that explains it. Sorry, but as you can see I am a newb lol.

[Rampaging_Demon]

Ok will do. Thanks for the help.

[andalite]

this looks like a really detailed guide. you must have helped tonnes of people by now so well done. hope you get this sticky!!

[84TAVeRT]

I just got a psp last weekend $75 the UMD failed after about 4 hours

i ordered a pandora battery and a couple of memory sticks...

even found my FFVII disks so i will be attempting this really soon...

anyone attempted to do the game "Driver" it is on my list

will this work with both .iso and .bin files ?

thanks for the great tutorial.

Chris

[pspchapman]

Just bought a modded psp version 4.01 m33, have no problem playing cso or iso files i just copy them to the iso folder and play, i cant get eboot files to play, can anyone tell me which folder to copy to

& yes im a noob

[Robert]

Noticed this bad link:

Our forum has a file HERE

[Crybula_Fabstalis]

I'm ready, at least I THINK I'm ready, to put the EBOOT.PBP file of Final Fantasy VII, disc 1 into the PSP's Game folder. When I go to drag it in, I get an error message saying that "the file being copied is too large for the destination drive." This makes sense, seeing as how the largest memory card I own, the one I'm trying to put FF7 on, only has a capacity of 256MB (with only 95ishMB free, and yet when I try to make room, nothing seems to be on it. Hmm...) and the EBOOT.PBP file is 529MB.

So, my question: is there a way to compress the EBOOT.PBP to a manageable size that will allow it to fit on my sad excuse for a memory card, or do I have to bust out the $$ to get me a bigger memory card? If the latter is my only option, do they sell used memory cards at game stores?

Any help/advice would be appreciated. Wow, my brain hurts! This PS1-to-PSP ISO business is really complicated. I must say, though, that your tutorial, Rain, is very detailed and thorough (the pictures you have up helped me a lot! Bonus points for you, sir).