wraggster
September 11th, 2011, 20:04
PSXperia is written in Java and runs on Windows, Linux and OS X. Details in the README. Written by Yifan Lu.
PSXperia Emulator Converter Tool
1.0 Release
By Yifan Lu (http://yifan.lu/)
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This tool will take a PSX image that you legally own and convert it to be playable on the Xperia Play with the emulator extracted from the packaged game "Crash Bandicoot."
All you need is to have Java installed.
Run "psxperiatool" or "psxperiatool-windows.bat" to use the command line interface.
Run "psxperiatool-gui" or "psxperiatool-gui-windows.bat" to use the GUI
You must have Java listed in your system's PATH variable.
To view the log output with GUI, start a new console session and type in "java -jar PSXperiaTool.jar" in the directory with the JAR.
Quick Troubleshooting:
If you encounter any error, try building an APK with the default settings (don't change titleid, name, description, etc), and if it works, that means there is an invalid character somewhere.
The titleid must follow Java package name rules (no spaces, no weird symbols, etc). To be safe, make sure the titleid only contains alphanumeric characters and underscores.
Only use PNG images for the icon. Preferred size is 170x170.
Try not to have any spaces in the path names for the data folder, input ISO, and output folder.
Download and Give Feedback Via Comments
PSXperia Emulator Converter Tool
1.0 Release
By Yifan Lu (http://yifan.lu/)
========================================
This tool will take a PSX image that you legally own and convert it to be playable on the Xperia Play with the emulator extracted from the packaged game "Crash Bandicoot."
All you need is to have Java installed.
Run "psxperiatool" or "psxperiatool-windows.bat" to use the command line interface.
Run "psxperiatool-gui" or "psxperiatool-gui-windows.bat" to use the GUI
You must have Java listed in your system's PATH variable.
To view the log output with GUI, start a new console session and type in "java -jar PSXperiaTool.jar" in the directory with the JAR.
Quick Troubleshooting:
If you encounter any error, try building an APK with the default settings (don't change titleid, name, description, etc), and if it works, that means there is an invalid character somewhere.
The titleid must follow Java package name rules (no spaces, no weird symbols, etc). To be safe, make sure the titleid only contains alphanumeric characters and underscores.
Only use PNG images for the icon. Preferred size is 170x170.
Try not to have any spaces in the path names for the data folder, input ISO, and output folder.
Download and Give Feedback Via Comments