wraggster
February 11th, 2013, 21:02
DeanK has released more updates to the already amazing multiMAN for the PS3.
The last couple new updates are 'minor', but feature some interesting additions like support for PS2 disc add-ons for PS3 games like 'SingStar', improvements to the PS1 BIN+CUE compatibility and more!
Check out the full changelog for v04.19.04 - v04.19.05:
There is a minor update online (04.19.04):
* When creating backups from PS1 discs, CUE+BIN+toc files will be created
* Improved PS1 CUE files processing
* Updated 8 language files
When you backup PS1 discs (original or copies) mM will create a CUE sheet file for each disc. Also for compatibility with IRIS, mM will save a .toc file in the same folder, too.
multiMAN 04.19.05 minor update is available online and in the web column (CEX/DEX/STEALTH).
* Added support for PS2 disc add-ons for PS3 games like SingStar:
- "[PS2" prefix in folder name required
- Example: /dev_hdd0/GAMES/SingStar-Dance/[PS2 Pop] where [PS2 Pop] contains a backup of your PS2 disc
You can have up to 10 [PS2] add-on discs per PS3 game. In the screenshot above the following folder structure was used:
/dev_usb000/GAMES/SingStar-Dance <--- This is the PS3 game listed in the Game column
mM detects the add-on PS2 discs and will list them in the pop-up menu when you load the game:
/dev_usb000/GAMES/SingStar-Dance/[PS2 Pop]
/dev_usb000/GAMES/SingStar-Dance/[PS2 Disney]
/dev_usb000/GAMES/SingStar-Dance/[PS2 Party]
/dev_usb000/GAMES/SingStar-Dance/[PS2]
To have a PS2 disc to be listed in the pop-up menu the folder name must start with [PS2 like in the examples above.
[Hermes] option for BD-ROM Emulator must be used and a PS3 disc is required. Later for the PS2 swap you'll need an original PS2 disc.
Don't forget that you can backup your original PS2 discs in folder format using mmOS.
Thanks to @Portnyashka for the tests and suggestions.
Dean
p.s. PS1 BIN+CUE compatibility is now improved a bit.
http://www.sendspace.com/file/d2o19b
The last couple new updates are 'minor', but feature some interesting additions like support for PS2 disc add-ons for PS3 games like 'SingStar', improvements to the PS1 BIN+CUE compatibility and more!
Check out the full changelog for v04.19.04 - v04.19.05:
There is a minor update online (04.19.04):
* When creating backups from PS1 discs, CUE+BIN+toc files will be created
* Improved PS1 CUE files processing
* Updated 8 language files
When you backup PS1 discs (original or copies) mM will create a CUE sheet file for each disc. Also for compatibility with IRIS, mM will save a .toc file in the same folder, too.
multiMAN 04.19.05 minor update is available online and in the web column (CEX/DEX/STEALTH).
* Added support for PS2 disc add-ons for PS3 games like SingStar:
- "[PS2" prefix in folder name required
- Example: /dev_hdd0/GAMES/SingStar-Dance/[PS2 Pop] where [PS2 Pop] contains a backup of your PS2 disc
You can have up to 10 [PS2] add-on discs per PS3 game. In the screenshot above the following folder structure was used:
/dev_usb000/GAMES/SingStar-Dance <--- This is the PS3 game listed in the Game column
mM detects the add-on PS2 discs and will list them in the pop-up menu when you load the game:
/dev_usb000/GAMES/SingStar-Dance/[PS2 Pop]
/dev_usb000/GAMES/SingStar-Dance/[PS2 Disney]
/dev_usb000/GAMES/SingStar-Dance/[PS2 Party]
/dev_usb000/GAMES/SingStar-Dance/[PS2]
To have a PS2 disc to be listed in the pop-up menu the folder name must start with [PS2 like in the examples above.
[Hermes] option for BD-ROM Emulator must be used and a PS3 disc is required. Later for the PS2 swap you'll need an original PS2 disc.
Don't forget that you can backup your original PS2 discs in folder format using mmOS.
Thanks to @Portnyashka for the tests and suggestions.
Dean
p.s. PS1 BIN+CUE compatibility is now improved a bit.
http://www.sendspace.com/file/d2o19b