PS4 [Release[ PS2-FPKG 0.6 by Jabu - New tool to convert PS2 games for PS4

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PIESOFTHENORTH said:
For some reason the pkg made with PS2 Classics does not appear in PKG tool. made sure it's scanning the right folder.
So i tried just replacing the icon0.png and pic1.png in stuff\png with my own, rather than specifying them in the app, and had the same error.
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Use the Release PS2 Classics Gui V1 · xXxTheDarkprogramerxXx/PS3Tools · GitHub Link, not the AppVoyer, which for some reason does not have the v28 update, as it states it does in the notes. (Use Setup.exe file in this the GUI V1 Github link and it will update to the latest version (v28).)(OR you could take the Setup.exe file in the provided link and drag/drop into the AppVoyer version (into the "debug" folder, and launch it to update the AppVoyer edition to v28).) This should fix the issue of the program not auto-producing png images within your game backups to be viewable in pkg-viewer. Note that not all game backups yield original 512x512 png/jpgs... It will matter on how your backup was dumped.
 
DivineWrite said:
Use the Release PS2 Classics Gui V1 · xXxTheDarkprogramerxXx/PS3Tools · GitHub Link, not the AppVoyer, which for some reason does not have the v28 update, as it states it does in the notes. (Use Setup.exe file in this the GUI V1 Github link and it will update to the latest version (v28).)(OR you could take the Setup.exe file in the provided link and drag/drop into the AppVoyer version (into the "debug" folder, and launch it to update the AppVoyer edition to v28).) This should fix the issue of the program not auto-producing png images within your game backups to be viewable in pkg-viewer. Note that not all game backups yield original 512x512 png/jpgs... It will matter on how your backup was dumped.
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I have used both that V1 version and this version (which seems newer). In both cases the PS4 PKG Tool cannot seem to find the fpkgs it creates when scanning the folders.

The fpkgs work on my ps4 though.

TBH I'm mostly happy with the fpkgs created by the PS2 Classics, with two caveats.
1. Games are stretched to 16:9 and there doesn't seem to be any way to make them output the 4:3 that they're supposed to be seen in.
2. No support for multi-disc games.
 
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hey,
please help sorry for bad english, whenever i click create Fpkg after some loding i got these follows error..

[Debug] 2023-08-15 15:33:02 Create image Process started.
[Error] Format of the param file is not valid. (sce_sys/param.sfo, unexpected Content ID)
[Error] Format of the param file is not valid. (sce_sys/param.sfo, unexpected Title ID)
[Warn] The required file is missing (sce_sys/pronunciation.xml). The created package will not be imported into GEMS.
[Error] 2023-08-15 15:33:02 Create image Process finished with error(s).

please help.
 
Jabu said:
They're not encrypted, the emulator uses plain iso and bin images.
PKGs made with my tool have the disc images compressed(using the pfs_compression tag in the gp4) if the "Use Compression" box is checked.
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Do you know if you could update PS2-FPKG 0.6 to work on Windows 10? The convert.exe file doesn't work. It gives me an application error.
 
Joseph Cash said:
Do you know if you could update PS2-FPKG 0.6 to work on Windows 10? The convert.exe file doesn't work. It gives me an application error.
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Yeah, sorry for the late replay, but I was busy with life.

This issue will be fixed in an update that will be finally released this week.
Well it's more of a complete rewrite from scratch that hopefully fixes a lot of issues, with a bunch of new features..
 
Jabu said:
Yeah, sorry for the late replay, but I was busy with life.

This issue will be fixed in an update that will be finally released this week.
Well it's more of a complete rewrite from scratch that hopefully fixes a lot of issues, with a bunch of new features..
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Busy with some Harry Leviosa spells:congratulatory:
 
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