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LAN Play with (PC) PPSSPP and PSP
#31
maybe
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#32
this work on psp 1001 but only with MHFU and Fat princess
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#33
yes me too on psp 2000, there another games that work, like ford racing and socom 1,2,3.
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#34
i am curious about this but when i go to adhoc on any game it just sits there saying connecting and it never goes past that any suggestions?
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#35
How to connect the PSP without using router?
I tried to set up wireless adhoc network on my pc but cannot find the ip address in ipconfig.
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#36
(06-06-2014, 08:50 PM)heroleon Wrote: i am curious about this but when i go to adhoc on any game it just sits there saying connecting and it never goes past that any suggestions?

that means your PSP internet/network connection setting is not pointed to your router SSID.
the easiest way to make it sure your PSP internet/network setting is pointed to your router is by manually search for your router SSID.

Go to PSP internet web browser > type any URL on the URL bar or select the default PSP website that already bookmarked with "heart" icon.
Wait for PSP is trying to check the internet/network connection, if your PSP internet/network is not properly configured it will prompt a network setting configuration.
From this point just follow the steps, don't forget to make your Router SSID is the default internet/network connection for the PSP.

If you do it well, the ProOnline plugin will no longer displaying "connecting" because your SSID is configured well on PSP internet/network setting.
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#37
(06-07-2014, 02:29 AM)betrayedAngel Wrote:
(06-06-2014, 08:50 PM)heroleon Wrote: i am curious about this but when i go to adhoc on any game it just sits there saying connecting and it never goes past that any suggestions?

that means your PSP internet/network connection setting is not pointed to your router SSID.
the easiest way to make it sure your PSP internet/network setting is pointed to your router is by manually search for your router SSID.

Go to PSP internet web browser > type any URL on the URL bar or select the default PSP website that already bookmarked with "heart" icon.
Wait for PSP is trying to check the internet/network connection, if your PSP internet/network is not properly configured it will prompt a network setting configuration.
From this point just follow the steps, don't forget to make your Router SSID is the default internet/network connection for the PSP.

If you do it well, the ProOnline plugin will no longer displaying "connecting" because your SSID is configured well on PSP internet/network setting.


Thank you very much its working now Smile
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#38
(06-07-2014, 01:22 PM)heroleon Wrote:
(06-07-2014, 02:29 AM)betrayedAngel Wrote:
(06-06-2014, 08:50 PM)heroleon Wrote: i am curious about this but when i go to adhoc on any game it just sits there saying connecting and it never goes past that any suggestions?

that means your PSP internet/network connection setting is not pointed to your router SSID.
the easiest way to make it sure your PSP internet/network setting is pointed to your router is by manually search for your router SSID.

Go to PSP internet web browser > type any URL on the URL bar or select the default PSP website that already bookmarked with "heart" icon.
Wait for PSP is trying to check the internet/network connection, if your PSP internet/network is not properly configured it will prompt a network setting configuration.
From this point just follow the steps, don't forget to make your Router SSID is the default internet/network connection for the PSP.

If you do it well, the ProOnline plugin will no longer displaying "connecting" because your SSID is configured well on PSP internet/network setting.


Thank you very much its working now Smile

You're welcome Smile
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Intel Core2Quad [email protected]
Shappire HD7750 1GB DDR5

contact me at:
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#39
(06-07-2014, 02:29 AM)betrayedAngel Wrote:
(06-06-2014, 08:50 PM)heroleon Wrote: i am curious about this but when i go to adhoc on any game it just sits there saying connecting and it never goes past that any suggestions?

that means your PSP internet/network connection setting is not pointed to your router SSID.
the easiest way to make it sure your PSP internet/network setting is pointed to your router is by manually search for your router SSID.

Go to PSP internet web browser > type any URL on the URL bar or select the default PSP website that already bookmarked with "heart" icon.
Wait for PSP is trying to check the internet/network connection, if your PSP internet/network is not properly configured it will prompt a network setting configuration.
From this point just follow the steps, don't forget to make your Router SSID is the default internet/network connection for the PSP.

If you do it well, the ProOnline plugin will no longer displaying "connecting" because your SSID is configured well on PSP internet/network setting.
Question I have about this, for instance when im trying to configure the prompt network setting configuration for the psp, I would have it connect to my router, but the question I have is that what if i have different router ip? for instance, when connecting with the psp to my router, the ip address that it gets is 192.168.1.206. While for the computer I would get an ip address of 192.168.1.230. So which one would i be using to set the server.txt?
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#40
if adhoc server installed on computer, just copy the IP address your computer that connected to router to the server.txt of your PSP. because the router cannot run .EXE
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#41
Hey
I was wondering if I can do the same with MHp3rd HD ver but with PS3+PC.
I want to play with a friend on a LAN so no need for internet.
is that possible?
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#42
Hmm... I can't seem to find a link for Pro Online Plugin anywhere from this thread.
Does anyone know where I can get this plug-in?

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#43
You should look over here Smile
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#44
TYVM! Big Grin
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#45
You're welcome Wink
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