We use PocketISO's .Z and .ZNX compression. Should be about the same or better from what I've seen. BZ compression support is ready to go if the demand is there.
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We use PocketISO's .Z and .ZNX compression. Should be about the same or better from what I've seen. BZ compression support is ready to go if the demand is there.
buy a bigger memory card, then compression isnt a factor
If possible some type of Wifi network play on a PSX Emulator would be awesome
It is possible actually. ;)
Wraggster for the win.
Can there be an option to change disks on the xmb? Like when Metal Gear Solid asks for disk 2, you can activate a function so you can go to the XMB, load up disk 2 and play on? That would be sweet.
There's one game that requires that, as you mentioned MGS. Usually you can save beforehand, swap discs, and continue. I'll look into the MGS issue.
When it comes to psx4all, there's an ingame menu for switching to other psx games. :)
Wow, so now this is not a one-man project? Now there is you[zodttd] and Anonymous Coder. Greater!
I guess Anonymous is not anonymous anymore. :p
And Sonicboy that's a good idea, but it would be better if we could change the Disk inside the application itself, not going back to XMB, we already can do that on POPS, right?
Well I don't know, I think we're expecting too much for something like this. I think we should better wait for full speed and then we ask for cool features. :p
My memory stick isn't an issue (check sig), but I'm just sorta anal when it comes to memory, but what is better though? I have my eboots compressed but my question is what can be compressed more ISO's or eboots?
not to be a flamethrower but why code for a emulator when we have almost a 100% ps1 emulator already running on the psp:rolleyes: -why not tackle other emulators that needs improvement such as nes,snes,genesis-but good luck anyway:thumbup:
I imagine the ISO would compress a few KB less than the eboot due to the fact the eboot has images and the like too for the XMB.Quote:
Originally Posted by CaptainMorgan4
Thats the most logical solution as the the iso is practically exactly the same otherwise.
EDIT:The reason why there should be a homebrew version is because it actually makes the use of PSX emulation legal on a psp, it also allows more flexibility with options and extras and stuff which is always nice.Quote:
Originally Posted by drock82
drock82: Well thats what I'd like to know as well. Do people want homebrew or just care about the end result? ;)