Recent content by Ronnie Sahlberg

I don't think so. At least not the emulators on PSP and PS3 which are the only ones I care much about.

As soon as you have something ready, let me know and I will import it into pop-fe. Other consumers I could see where this would 100% be a value-add would be emulators and ODEs like X-Station. Having them automatically patch games on the fly. That would be really cool and useful. You load the...

Nice. Are you also planning to host a collection of (all available) PPF patches for games? I don't think there is a central repository for patches and as old sites go offline PPF patches are I think lost forever.

Oh, sorry. document.py is not built for the windows package on github, but it is in the source repository if you checkout the entire git repo. So you need to checkout the sources and have a working python environment setup, then you can call it directly or via "python documet.py ..." But the...

You can specify your own images to use. Put all the images in a dedicated directory and then ./document.py encrypt ...

It was added a little while ago and current release has this support.

Sorry for late reply. Kozarov reverse engineered how DOCUMENT.DAT was encrypted on PS3 so pop-fe can now create DOCUMENT.DAT for PS3.

Yeah, a simple list would be great. In pop-fe I have the magic word for 230 disks, so I need to figure out where the missing 7 disks are in my db.

Very interesting. Thanks for sharing. I am updating the database to have an entry for the filename used in system.cnf. It could be useful.

Here is a better one. In the previous one I just checked if the file psx.exe or PSX.EXE existed.Turns out is is somewhat common that there is a PSX.EXE for many disks that then have a copy of it under the proper name and system.cnf pointing to the proper filename. This means a bunch of false...

Ok, I redid it and added to the database a tag IF psx.exe / PSX.EXE is referenced.It is probably not 100% accurate but likely accurate enough. 190 entries for SCPL/SLPS, has PSX.EXE and also a known volume creation timestamp/ a.txt is the python program to extract it, out.txt is the 190...

There are 68 SLPS / SCPS disks I do not have the volume creation timestamp for I have attached the list as a file I don't know. Maybe these lists are not too useful? Because I don't know which games use PSX.EXE and which ones have a proper name for the executable. And reading your post again...

Let me try, is this what you want : #!/usr/bin/env python # coding: utf-8...

A simple idea of a useful utility one could build with this. The database contains pretty much every single disc ever released for PS1, officially or unofficially (and then some more). Maybe a small utility to check if a dump is good or not. Example: you rip a diskto cue/bin then you run this...

Sure. db.py now contains 10981 entries that all map to a disc id. That should be virtually every official and unofficial disk ever released (and then some things that were never released as physical disk at all). Discs that are known to not have an official number (such as homebrew, all the...