PS2 PSBBN Definitive Project 4.2

[Kevstah2004]

No, neither...!
OSDmenu (and variants) does it in RAM!

Ok, so the PS2 won't save it itself as a result / side effect during that boot session?

If I edit the settings myself from the osd they'll take president over osdmenu hacked ram during that current session until it's reset again by osdmenu on the next boot? similair to cheat engine or reset to it's default values if I temp disable osdmenu?

 

[CosmicScale]

Ok, so the PS2 won't save it itself as a result / side effect during that boot session?

If I edit the settings myself from the osd they'll take president over osdmenu hacked ram during that current session until it's reset again by osdmenu on the next boot? similair to cheat engine or reset to it's default values if I temp disable osdmenu?

Yes, on boot, OSDMenu settings take precedence over changed you made manually in system settings.

 

[CosmicScale]

Thanks for your feedback! I was able to improve the movie installer:

• The bitrate now adapts to movie length (shorter = higher quality).
• Movies up to 2h15m can now be installed.

Return of the Jedi – 2h12m
The Lord of the Rings – 2h58m

 

[CosmicScale]

PSBBN Definitive Project 4.2 Update: New Online Channels + French Support!

https://youtube.com/shorts/IY6ACFb1WKM

• PSBBN system software updated to patch 4.2.0
• The Game Channel has been renamed to the Internet Channel, reflecting its online focus
• New online channels added: BANDAI CHANNEL, So-Net, and BIGLOBE
• Download new game trailer in higher quality, with thumbnails
• French language support is now available for PSBBN

 

[CosmicScale]

PSBBN Update: Virtual Memory Cards for All Your PS2 Games

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Thanks to KyleSanderson, the game installer can now automatically create VMCs for all your PS2 games!

• Compatible with Neutrino and OPL
• Supports group VMCs
• No extra setup needed

https://github.com/CosmicScale/PSBBN-Definitive-Project

 

[CosmicScale]

PSBBN Update: Improved PS1 Compatibility, PS2 VMCs, OPL Update & More!

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Launcher Updates:

• OPL updated to v1.2.0 Beta-2241-39afed2 - fixes configuration read issues on the internal drive's exFAT partition
• NHDDL updated to v1.2.2
• Neutrino updated to v1.8.0 - reduces game launch time by around 4 seconds
• OSDMenu updated to v1.2.1 - fixes issues with launch arguments when starting ELFs via gamepad button at startup

Game Installer:

• Assigns chosen game launcher (OPL or NHDDL) to the □ button, allowing it to be quickly launched at startup
• Creates an OPL configuration file on your drive. BDM HDD, Apps, and artwork are now automatically enabled
• Games in the `ZSO` format now have "Compatibility Mode 1" automatically enabled in their per-game OPL configurations
• Multiple games that share the same Title ID can now be installed, allowing the installation of a variety of mods
• PS1 games now feature a new PSN-style border in the PSBBN Game Collection, making it easier to distinguish between PS1 and PS2 games
• Automatic installation of HugoPocked POPStarter fixes, improving compatibility with over 100 PS1 games

Bug Fixes:

• OSDMenu Configurator now has the correct artwork in the Apps tab in OPL
• Fixed `.vcd` to `.VCD` renaming on case-insensitive filesystems
• Deletes existing `neutrino` folder before updating to prevent conflicts
• Ensures OSDMenu config files ends with a new line before appending content

README:
- New section "Boot Options"
- Added table for POPStarter hotkeys
- Added Debian to the list of recommended operating systems
- Added new features to "Install Games and Apps" section
- Changed references from Neutrino to NHDDL, reflecting how games now launch
- General improvements

The video also covers the previously released Virtual Memory Cards (VMC) option for PS2 games, and PSBBN system software updated 4.2.0.

 

[nickxab]

Quick question.
Did you test this on a PSX ?

 

[CosmicScale]

Quick question.
Did you test this on a PSX ?

No. I don't see why anyone would want PSBBN on the PSX. Even if it were possible, you'd lose the XMB and everything that makes the PSX unique. In the future, I'd love to get a version of my game, music, and movie installers working on the PSX, but that would require the HDD encryption being cracked first.