Apr 7, 2008 - Hi, I recently downloaded a game online. It is a.7z file. I opened it up to find a file names '(games name).bin'. Now, to my knowledge, I think i need. Move the KEYS.BIN file. Ps1 games into eboot.pbp. How to Put PS1 / PSX Games On PSP. There are other programs, but you need the base eboot.

I have Retro-Pie 3.7 installed on OSMC on my Pi3 and cannot get PSX games to launch. I have installed the relevant playstation BIOS file into the BIOS folder,however when I load a game up it doesn't start and just goes back to the PSX Rom menu. I have a feeling it may have something to do with the games being in.7z format and also having a.cue file.I think that it is seeing the.cue file and is hence displaying the title but this obviously isn't the game so won't launch. I'm confused as to whether.7z are supported or not as any information I've found seems to be conflicting.

N64 game on this setup also still have the 'black screen issue'. I could really use some help with PBP files. I have been trying and trying to get them to work (mostly for multi disk games) but can't seem to. I started off with with a pkg file that I believe is to run a ps1 game on a ps3.

From that I was able to use 'PSN PKG Decryptor & Extractor' to extract a set of folders and files, including 'EBOOT.PBP'. I tried moving the EBOOT.PBP file to my roms/psx folder on RetroPie and, while I can see the file, when I try to open it the screen goes black for a second and then right back to retropie. The errors logged in runcommand.log are: block 1 is too large: unsupported/invalid CD image: /home/disks/retropie/roms/psx/EBOOT.PBP Does anyone know if these are the correct type of PBP files? I've tried to extract ISO's from them using icetea but that doesn't work either. That process takes a while and then ends up creating around a ~1kb file.

Is there something I'm missing or that I should try?

Kiwi Cat Tools 3 Keygen Generator. This guide is to tell you how to use Popsloader, how to rip your PSX games, and how to convert your PSX games to PSP eboots. I hope you enjoy this guide, as I much as I enjoyed playing Final Fantasy 7 on my PSP. PLEASE NOTE: The progam we are using is called RS-GUI PopStationMD v3.00 and that is because all other programs require an base eboot and keys.bin, and I do not wish to fandoogle with it and the issues around it. RS-GUI PopStationMD v3.00 does not require the said files. WE ARE NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGES TO YOUR PSP OR LOST FILES! YOU MUST OWN THE GAMES THAT YOU WANT TO PLAY. NO EXCEPTIONS!

YOU MUST FULLY READ THE GUIDE BEFORE YOU ASK ANY QUESTIONS! DO NOT QUOTE THE ENTIRE GUIDE IN YOUR QUESTION, OR I WILL IGNORE YOU! ANOTHER NOTE: I use notes a lot in this guide, they just tell you what may/what i noticed. A THIRD NOTE: I say.bin's for the entire guide, but you do not have to use.bin's, you can use.iso's or any other files you have. Step one: Download, Install, then turn on Imgburn, and insert your PSX disk into your drive. Step two: -Now, click on the spot of image burn that says 'Create image files from disk' it has a picture of a disk pointing to a file with a disc on it.

-Up top, pick the drive you inserted the disk into, incase you have more than one drive. -In the label section, it should say the name of the disk you are going to rip. -Go to 'Destination' and click on the little folder with a magnifying glass, and pick somewhere that you can easily access. -Now, click on the same icon you did to go to this option, to start the ripping process. It will take about 5-10 minutes.

NOTE: Before begining, you should take a look at and see if it says to do anything special to your eboot. Step one: -Download, and extract it somewhere safe. Step two: -Turn on RS-GUI PopStationMD v3.00, and wait for further instruction. NOTE: The rest will be done with a screen shot that I numbered. Then I will have the numbers, and a description of what they do. Step Three: -Click on the box that has the '3' its on the top, and it says 'Settings'.