ps3 games even if they are renamed, the title id is still read by PARAM.sfo if I'm not mistaken, instead for PS2 games the title id must be put in the title or can it be read from some file inside the ISO?
1) The CONFIG is applied automatically only if the ISO or .BIN.ENC has the title id included in the file name.
The title id should be enclosed between square brackets or parentheses.
2) Yes. If the game already has one CONFIG, the file is used without modification. If there isn't a title id or if the CONFIG auto-selected is bad, the user has to put the CONFIG file manually.
Ahhhhhh its awesome to discover this discussion of yours today
been awhile since i wanted to install your PS3 Config file to my CFW console.
Actually all my PS2 iso are installed on my internal HDD in the PS2ISO folder
(1) could you show us how to exactly name the games iso correctly ?
you mentionned title id enclosed between square brackets of parentheses but if you could show us a single exemple if will be easier to properly name our iso.
(2) what the latest PS2 CONFIG file (version or release date ?) where to download it
(3) Finally how to proceed to install the file correctly (step by step)
Im know im late to this , its TODAY that I will finally finish this and im sure plenty of psx-place members that didnt not discovered this yet will enjoy your answers Aldostools
Many thanks in advance for your reply to my 3x questions and late merry christmas & Happy New Year 2021 to you and your loved ones !![]()
1) My Game [SLES_123.45].ISO or My Game [SLES-12345].iso or My Game (SLES12345).BIN.ENC
These are only some examples. There are multiple possible variations.
2) https://github.com/aldostools/webMAN-MOD/releases or Brewology always have the latest
3) The database for ISO is already included in webMAN installer. Install the database only if you use PS2 Classics (e.g. HEN).
Install the PKG as usual. Mount the game. webMAN MOD does the rest.
update webman and then install the latest ps2config pkg.Please be little patient with me Aldostools , you make a REAL difference in my world and i only need 5min of your time.
I just checked and it seem that i dont have installed any PS2Config manually (pkg)
if i update with latest webman 1.47.31 , did i will be okay or it will still be better for me to install your PS2CONFIG_20201227.pkg ?
Im sorry to not be more smart and not been born using english natively![]()
After your answer i will not bother you anymore and will wish you a nice holidays![]()
Thanks you so much , both of you!update webman and then install the latest ps2config pkg.
1) The CONFIG is applied automatically only if the ISO or .BIN.ENC has the title id included in the file name.
The title id should be enclosed between square brackets or parentheses.
2) Yes. If the game already has one CONFIG, the file is used without modification. If there isn't a title id or if the CONFIG auto-selected is bad, the user has to put the CONFIG file manually.
update webman and then install the latest ps2config pkg.
1) The CONFIG is applied automatically only if the ISO or .BIN.ENC has the title id included in the file name.
The title id should be enclosed between square brackets or parentheses.
2) Yes. If the game already has one CONFIG, the file is used without modification. If there isn't a title id or if the CONFIG auto-selected is bad, the user has to put the CONFIG file manually.
@John1971 Name your iso/config like this:
*game name*.iso
*game name*.iso.CONFIG
For example:
True Crime - NYC.iso
True Crime - NYC.iso.CONFIG
This is in dev_hdd0/PS2ISO. Also make sure CONFIG is capitalized. Afaik every letter has to be capitalized or else it will not work.
Kuri Kuri Mix doesn't need a config. Also, test Commando Strike Force and report back if you still can. I am curious about it.![]()
@John1971 Name your iso/config like this:
*game name*.iso
*game name*.iso.CONFIG
For example:
True Crime - NYC.iso
True Crime - NYC.iso.CONFIG
This is in dev_hdd0/PS2ISO. Also make sure CONFIG is capitalized. Afaik every letter has to be capitalized or else it will not work.
Kuri Kuri Mix doesn't need a config. Also, test Commando Strike Force and report back if you still can. I am curious about it.![]()
Hi,
I have this 'PS2CONFIG' folder inside my games folder since september 2019 (when I first installed HEN). I don't know or remember why it's there, but as far as I use PS2 classics GUI to encrypt iso+config file and play PS2 games (I use HEN), I guess I don't need this folder and I can deleite it, isn't?
Another folder (this is a little off topic, sorry) that I don't know exactly what It is is 'XMBMANPLS'. It seems that is a webMAN folder, which I'm using, so I should not deleite it, but I want to be sure, because I'm cleaning my HDD of useless files and folders.
Thanks in advance.
That folder is used by webMAN MOD for the auto-select the CONFIG when a PS2 ISO doesn't have one already.
webMAN MOD always creates the folder when you install or update it.
You can delete it if you don't use it, but it will be created again the next time you install webMAN MOD.
It only consumes 60MB if you installed the standalone package or less than 4MB when webMAN installs it.
XMBMANPLS folder has the webMAN menu. It can be deleted, but the XMB options for setup will be missing.
a) Ok, I see. So, as far I can't mount PS2 isos (because of HEN), and my PS2 games are copied to internal HDD after encryping/pkg them with PS2 Classics GUI, webMAN doesn't load anything from PS2CONFIG folder in that case, I am right? I that case I'm going to deleite it.
b) I will keep the XMBMANPLS one, then.
c) Another little off topic: because I'm cleaning my HDD of useful content... Is there any PS3, HEN, webMAN or Multiman tool to defrag HDD? I read that 'Rebuild data base' is like defrag, but I am not sure.
a) webMAN MOD only installs the CONFIG files for ISO/CFW. HEN users need to install the standalone PS2CONFIG package which is not included by default because it weight 60MB. That package includes the CONFIG database needed for BIN.ENC (PS2 Classics).
b) Good.
c) Rebuild database as its name says it rebuilds the XMB database removing broken icons and scanning missing content (e.g. installed PSN games not showing on XMB).
Restore File System is closer to defrag, but it isn't exactly that. If you're having HDD issues, I suggest to backup your content (home directory, ERK, registry, etc.), format the HDD and reinstall CFW/HFW + reinstall your files.