Custom BGMs

[zakucharcustom]

Does PPSSPP have a means of implementing custom soundtracks? Games such as G Gen Overworld recognise MP3 files on a memory stick on a real PSP and can incorporate it into the game soundtrack, but I don't know how to do that with the emulator. I've tried tinkering around with creating filestructures (i.e. creating a "GAME/MUSIC/" etc. folder under memstick in the same way that you're supposed to with a memory stick) but I haven't had any luck. Has anyone else cracked this problem, or is it something that has yet to be implemented?

[warweeny]

i doubt this will be implemented, it is a psp emulator as in playing psp games, and thats it.
it would be a waste of work for devs to get this kind of stuff going, it is hard as it is and they cant really use more work, especially if it is as small as this for a specific game.

[TheDax]

Let's not be hasty here; the OP is referring to functionality built-in to some games.

OP: It probably varies by game, but try something like memstick/PSP/GAME/MUSIC. Think of the memstick folder as your PSP memory stick's root. So if your game looks for music in ms0:/PSP/GAME/MUSIC, that translates to memstick/PSP/GAME/MUSIC.

[VIRGIN KLM]

Actually all games that have this function check ms0:/MUSIC not ms0:/PSP/GAME/MUSIC.

[TheDax]

Good to know. That translates to memstick/MUSIC, then.

[zakucharcustom]

(08-18-2013 09:47 PM)daxtsu Wrote:  Good to know. That translates to memstick/MUSIC, then.

I've tried that exact file structure before (and several other variations on the directory) and it doesn't work.

[TheDax]

I'm not sure if the emulator currently implements all of the mp3 stuff properly, so that might explain it.

[VIRGIN KLM]

I think the emulator needs to support the function that calls this external path. Doesn't sound like a big deal.

[Xurudov]

There is a build of PPSSPP that already support the Custome BGM by Orphis.

Here is video youtube.com/watch?v=galMMk4gf64