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[Archimedes]

(12-12-2013 06:49 PM)daxtsu Wrote:  It would, yeah, because the PSP would analyse the contents of the file, not its file extension.

Always one step ahead of me aren't you? (joking)

[Henrik]

To properly convert between ISO and CSO, obtaining the size benefit of CSO, there's a program called ciso.exe and a bunch of fancy clones with GUI.

Maybe we should add built-in conversion at some point.

[rubejb]

(12-12-2013 07:07 PM)Henrik Wrote:  To properly convert between ISO and CSO, obtaining the size benefit of CSO, there's a program called ciso.exe and a bunch of fancy clones with GUI.

Maybe we should add built-in conversion at some point.

That's a great idea.

I loved when FPse added a "Save Space" option or whatever they called it in the menu. Shrunk my PS1 ISOs way down.

I'm currently in the process of using PSP ISO Compressor v1.4 to shrink so ISOs, but I'd love it if it was built in to PPSSPP.

[TheDax]

Are any of those ISO -> CSO tools open source? If so, we could probably take a look at integrating similar code into PPSSPP.

[cyclonmaster]

I always use this: http://yacc.pspgen.com/

Portable, free and easy to use.

[globe94]

* this is what i use
http://www.iso2cso.com/

* very simple UI.

[Archimedes]

Since this cso vs iso discussion sprouted I wanna know which of the two do you guys mainly use?

[globe94]

* cso,
* coz it saves Sdcard space

[TheDax]

CSO or EBOOT.PBP (PSN downloaded games) usually, there's no reason not to in PPSSPP, performance-wise.

[LunaMoo]

@Cyclonmaster & @globe94 I think you two didn't read the "open source" part. @TheDax rather thinks about implementing the code in ppsspp directly.

And for that "Ciso" which Henrik already mentioned is open source. In fact probably both above programs use it as well.