2- Do not accept any update, from the console, the network or the original games. This folder, used by the Playstation 3, contains important files like all your installed game's data. IMPORTANT - Things you must NOT DO in any cases.1- Do not move or delete the 'dev_hdd0/GAME' folder or any of it's content in your internal Hard Disk Drive. I hope you will understand how to 'translate' the guide's content to the new multiMAN versions.Ĭompatible versions: multiMAN 4.19 = latest version compatible with 3.41 multiMAN 4.20 = supports only 3.55 CEX/DEX/4.21 CEX/DEX/4.30 CEX/4.31 CEX multiMAN 5.0+ = 4.30+ CEX (). MultiMAN has been updated and improved a lot of times since this guide (now at version 4.x), some menus might be different or fully missing. Disclaimer: This is a 'starter guide' based on multiMAN 2.x to understand how the manager is working. Last updated on (added version compatibility with PS3 firmware) This tutorial cover only some functionalities up to: v02.02.00. Please ask me before using it or part of it on another website. MultiMAN beginner's guide Developed by: Dean Official release forum: Old release forum: Official Website: Also Known As: Multi Manager, AVCHD/Game manager/File manager (old name). I hope you will appreciate the work I put into it and find it useful. Maybe I'm writing too much text, but I like explaining things correctly so newbie can understand what they are doing instead of following a guide like a lemming's instruction. The purpose of this guide is to explain how everything is working, why doing something instead of another, explaining what the user have to do instead of telling him 'do it blindly'. I'll add the other part of multiMAN little by little when I have the time. It's currently explaining how to setup multiMAN and how to use the game manager.

This guide is not complete yet considering what I want to cover.

We'll see how to convert PKG files of a PSN game into a folder bootable from External Storage. You might have some PSN games installed on your PS3 HDD with CFW and you want them in the External Storage (for future booting using your favorite Backup Manager) to free some space. On the close/open parentheses it says 'Compression:0-None' so i dont need to change any of the default setting except for the compression that should be set to 0, am i right? On step 2 it says: Use pip to install ecdsa what does it means? How to do it? And on step 3: Create EBOOT.PBP from iso with PSX2PSP (Compression:0-None) upon opening the program and browsing each tab, theres lots of options/choices/checkbox. So are you using the ps1classics tool? The one that reuploaded by aldostools above? I read the instructions and i have some questions. Can you guide me step by step? If you dont mind or if you have free time? Convert Psx Iso To Ps3 Pkg Viewer Average ratng: 4,7/5 7803reviewsĬlick to expand.looks like you can easily convert ps1 to ps1classics.

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