H_Prestige said:The hd loaders think it is running on a ps2 (well I guess it is technically), so speeds are capped at 1.1
TheOctagon said:For what it's worth, I'm going to design a consistent UI for the various emulators, assuming they quickly evolve into something akin to Xport's emulators for Xbox. Nothing overly flashy, no sprites doing the conga while Yoshi humps the Nintendo logo, just an elegant list that happily takes over from the XMB.
Interested?
eso76 said:uhm..ok, so i updated to 355jb, got a few beeps, system restarted but there's no install package option anywhere in the game tab.
What gives ?
Also, system information shows "firmware version 3.55" is this correct or should i be seeing "firmware version 3.55jb" ?
Diablohead said:Checking and writing directly to ram I think, aka cheats galore on psn.
eso76 said:uhm..ok, so i updated to 355jb, got a few beeps, system restarted but there's no install package option anywhere in the game tab.
What gives ?
Also, system information shows "firmware version 3.55" is this correct or should i be seeing "firmware version 3.55jb" ?
You have to be on 3.55 first.eso76 said:uhm..ok, so i updated to 355jb, got a few beeps, system restarted but there's no install package option anywhere in the game tab.
What gives ?
Also, system information shows "firmware version 3.55" is this correct or should i be seeing "firmware version 3.55jb" ?
g35twinturbo said:3 beeps mean you on the wrong firmware or something.
8 beeps mean it worked.
eso76 said:thanks.
tried again, got 3 beeps.
my firmware is 3.55 though and i tried downloading 355jb from different sources.
what would gaf say ?
should i reinstall 355, first, somehow ?
That would make my PS3 a gaming Plex! Do heart!Here's one I designed for XBMC back in the day, not that XBMC had the functionality to go with it. I'm thinking a similar layout with full-height cover art down one side, though this was just a meta data screen, really. A single-screen emulator version would involve a little more clutter and probably a swapping panel for list, options and game-specific details, and maybe a subtle carbon/neon theme to fit the platform.
g35twinturbo said:I would say install the OFW from the OP then try the JB 355
Have you tried a network update? >_>eso76 said:oh, i forgot to mention i tried reinstalling original 3.55 but ps3 says there's nothing useful on my usb key when i put the .pup file in the usual folder.
Is there a recovery function anywhere ? i think there's something wrong with my 3.55 at this point
TheOctagon said:Here's one I designed for XBMC back in the day, not that XBMC had the functionality to go with it. I'm thinking a similar layout with full-height cover art down one side, though this was just a meta data screen, really. A single-screen emulator version would involve a little more clutter and probably a swapping panel for list, options and game-specific details, and maybe a subtle carbon/neon theme to fit the platform.
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3352/4619807369_df63ceb639_b.jpg
expy said:Have you tried a network update? >_>
If re-'jailbreaking' the machine doesn't work, then I guess you're better off just waiting, unless you want to keep trying then eventually breaking your console.eso76 said:yup, tells me i'm already up to date...
i think i got the message the system did not close properly a couple times...maybe that has something to do with it ?
to Borman; no i don't have the install option
MiamiWesker said:I dont know anything about this stuff, I just want to know is it possible that this brings back backward compatibility with PS2. I want my new featureless PS3 to be like my old one.
MiamiWesker said:I dont know anything about this stuff, I just want to know is it possible that this brings back backward compatibility with PS2. I want my new featureless PS3 to be like my old one.
MiamiWesker said:I dont know anything about this stuff, I just want to know is it possible that this brings back backward compatibility with PS2. I want my new featureless PS3 to be like my old one.
TheOctagon said:For what it's worth, I'm going to design a consistent UI for the various emulators, assuming they quickly evolve into something akin to Xport's emulators for Xbox. Nothing overly flashy, no sprites doing the conga while Yoshi humps the Nintendo logo, just an elegant list that happily takes over from the XMB.
Interested?
Not that it matters at this point, but I'm not convinced that Sony put all that much effort into it considering it was a completely losing proposition for them. But I admit that I don't know the full details of Sony's PS2 emulation effort on PS3, and this isn't the appropriate thread to discuss it.Erasus said:Yes. If Sony could not do full software PS2 emulation, then the homebrew community probably wont.
PS2 and PS3 are totally different in architecture and Sony has all the documentation and homebrew guys dont.
Interested, of course...but right now I don't think it's worth it. I'd wait until a standard rises...perhaps one of the BM will become a fully-featured arcade and these individual programs won't exist anymore...I just think you'd be wasting your energy. Hope I don't sound like a wet rag...TheOctagon said:For what it's worth, I'm going to design a consistent UI for the various emulators, assuming they quickly evolve into something akin to Xport's emulators for Xbox. Nothing overly flashy, no sprites doing the conga while Yoshi humps the Nintendo logo, just an elegant list that happily takes over from the XMB.
Interested?
xero273 said:No, it is very unlikely for ps3s without any ps2 components to emulate ps2.
ReBurn said:Not that it matters at this point, but I'm not convinced that Sony put all that much effort into it considering it was a completely losing proposition for them. But I admit that I don't know the full details of Sony's PS2 emulation effort on PS3, and this isn't the appropriate thread to discuss it.
phosphor112 said:I was actually thinking about that earlier today... well.. like 3 am.
I was also thinking about if it would be easy to integrate a ROM loading menu into the XMB. For example, go to Game, have a sub folder be "SNES" click it, and instead of running the snes emu, it takes you to a list of all your ROMS. Select ROM, game starts. I think that would be nice.
Pretty much this. I'd love a UI standard since I hate anything that's not consistent (I'm looking at you PS3 interface) but you should wait till you know wich teams you should support.3rdman said:Interested, of course...but right now I don't think it's worth it. I'd wait until a standard rises...perhaps one of the BM will become a fully-featured arcade and these individual programs won't exist anymore...I just think you'd be wasting your energy. Hope I don't sound like a wet rag...
DOBERMAN INC said:scummVM, DC emulation, MKV playback Please!
angelfly said:
phosphor112 said:I was actually thinking about that earlier today... well.. like 3 am.
I was also thinking about if it would be easy to integrate a ROM loading menu into the XMB. For example, go to Game, have a sub folder be "SNES" click it, and instead of running the snes emu, it takes you to a list of all your ROMS. Select ROM, game starts. I think that would be nice.
Set your PS3 to output only 480.MidgarBlowedUp said:Something I"d like to see but, that I realize probably won't happen, would be for older PS2 hardware capable 60/20GB PS3's to allow 480p output for PS2 games. I do this now with the old HD Boot disk but, I'd love to be able to just pop in a PS2 game and go. True 480p looks far better than blurry up-scaling.
Dr. Zoidberg said:scummVM is already done thanks to Angelfly
As I said before I simply signed it. The package was already out there but I got tired of waiting for someone to sign it. Outside of this forum I've still yet to see anyone sign it.DOBERMAN INC said:That was fast Thank you, And angelfly too for creating it.
That's why the tools are out there, not everything is going to get signed right away, so if people are impatient, they should just download the tools, sign the apps themselves and test them out. They just want to be spoon fed everything, sad really.angelfly said:As I said before I simply signed it. The package was already out there but I got tired of waiting for someone to sign it. Outside of this forum I've still yet to see anyone sign it.
xero273 said:No, it is very unlikely for ps3s without any ps2 components to emulate ps2.
phosphor112 said:I was actually thinking about that earlier today... well.. like 3 am.
I was also thinking about if it would be easy to integrate a ROM loading menu into the XMB. For example, go to Game, have a sub folder be "SNES" click it, and instead of running the snes emu, it takes you to a list of all your ROMS. Select ROM, game starts. I think that would be nice.
Yeah, I attempted signing as soon as geohot released his code but the packages that were a result would install fine but wouldn't actually run. Later someone suggested I update the fail0verflow tools since I was using older builds. After a git pull and recompile everything worked the way it was supposed to.expy said:That's why the tools are out there, not everything is going to get signed right away, so if people are impatient, they should just download the tools, sign the apps themselves and test them out. They just want to be spoon fed everything, sad really.
No.RedSwirl said:Regarding PS2 emu though, is there any chance that we could get some method to make a Slim run PS2 discs, even if the emulation is imperfect, or would it only be for downloaded PS2 games? I probably shouldn't worry though since my second PS3 is a 60GB that got repaired from its first YLOD.
It's not "more than just doable" because of hardware limitations, you can't just reprogram/recompile a PS2 emulator and run it on a Genesis.Sutanreyu said:Not entirely true. If someone were to reprogram/recompile say, PCSX2 to the PS3, it's quite possible to play PS2 games on the PS3 without the PS2 hardware. That's essentially the whole concept of 'emulation'.
It wouldn't be trivial, but it's definitely more than just doable. It'd be interesting to see if someone could integrate a PS2 emulator seamlessly into the XMB.
I'd prefer it if they ban cheaters but leave people just running homebrewM3Freak said:I think it's awesome we can run our own apps on the PS3 with this hack, but it would really suck if Sony is unable to stop people from screwing around with PSN (e.g. cheating on trophies).
It would really, really, really suck.
It's probably too late for that. A trophy unlocker was one of the first homebrew JB apps and it wouldn't surprise me if someone already signed that app.M3Freak said:I think it's awesome we can run our own apps on the PS3 with this hack, but it would really suck if Sony is unable to stop people from screwing around with PSN (e.g. cheating on trophies).
It would really, really, really suck.