ChipMusic.org - Which PSP should I use for Piggy?

Re: Which PSP should I use for Piggy?

2013-06-10T15:36:15Z

I got the psp and discovered that the unblocker they are using now is software based and pretty slick, now I'm running LGPT flawlesly, no trouble until now.

Re: Which PSP should I use for Piggy?

2013-06-02T23:57:31Z

So, I'm thinking about buying a psp 3001 to run lgpt and play some psx games. Does it work already?

Re: Which PSP should I use for Piggy?

2013-05-20T15:41:27Z

U_Loaf wrote:

PSPGO with halfbyte loader:
Loaded lgptMPLS (12.4MB)
from internal storage - about 9 seconds
Loaded lgptVVV (23.1MB)
from internal storage - crashed, reset PSPgo.

And what about the time from memorystick for comparison?

Re: Which PSP should I use for Piggy?

2013-05-19T21:01:26Z

and piggy works great with my cfw, id link it, but I can't sorry to whoever posted but pm me for more details

Re: Which PSP should I use for Piggy?

2013-05-19T20:59:08Z

Saskrotch wrote:

If you need to get some CFW going, the easiest way is to buy a Pandora battery, which boots it into service mode. They're fairly cheap, and you only have to do it once.
Buy a screen protector for your PSP though cause those things get scratched to hell, and it's infuriating because the scratches always look like there's just some moisture on the screen that you can wipe away.

He doesn't need to debrick anymore, the whole 1.5 firmware is obsolete, I used dark alex's newest cfw, and it runs everything, now I'm not ENTIRELY sure it works with vita but i think it does, I have a psp 1001 though

Re: Which PSP should I use for Piggy?

2013-05-17T23:49:38Z

PSPGO with halfbyte loader:

Loaded lgptMPLS (12.4MB)

from internal storage - about 9 seconds

Loaded lgptVVV (23.1MB)

from internal storage - crashed, reset PSPgo.

Re: Which PSP should I use for Piggy?

2013-05-17T22:43:01Z

Here's a question; what are the relative volume levels like on the various PSP models? I have a 2k model and it's quite quiet with most headphones. It's not unworkable, just a bit quieter than most modern electronics.

I can boost the volume above 100 but it obviously begins to clip. It's not an issue when running it through a mixer as I can boost the signal but if there volume levels are different on different models that might give one an edge over the others.

Re: Which PSP should I use for Piggy?

2013-05-17T22:27:40Z

herr_prof wrote:

yea its 10k If someone could try loading a say 10mb wav sample in a project off memory stick or off internal storage and report back any differences that would be INNNTTERESTING

for real...i've got a few large saves i could share with anyone willing to test this (one is 10.6mb total)

Re: Which PSP should I use for Piggy?

2013-05-17T21:53:34Z

You should use the one I am selling.....

Re: Which PSP should I use for Piggy?

2013-05-17T21:52:20Z

yea its 10k If someone could try loading a say 10mb wav sample in a project off memory stick or off internal storage and report back any differences that would be INNNTTERESTING

Re: Which PSP should I use for Piggy?

2013-05-17T21:49:50Z

you can place all samples on internal storage (PSP \ GAME \ LGPT \ SAMPLELIB). I dont know if it is faster. LGPT10K loads in about 1 second.

Re: Which PSP should I use for Piggy?

2013-05-17T19:48:42Z

With the pspgo can you put samples and projects on the internal storage? Does it load faster if you do this?

Re: Which PSP should I use for Piggy?

2013-05-17T18:18:19Z

LGPT runs perfectly through halfbyteloader on pspGO 6.60
just drag and drop two files onto the pspgo.

http://wololo.net/hbl/

Re: Which PSP should I use for Piggy?

2013-05-16T23:19:17Z

Halfbyteloader is the simplest tool I've found for homebrew on all psp models.

Re: Which PSP should I use for Piggy?

2013-05-16T21:14:11Z

oh wow, I had no idea your visuals were done with piggy, as well. We met briefly towards the end after the show, as you told me and Fumu to grab as many pins as we could because you had too many, but we didn't speak much beyond that. we'll have to catch up some other time, though. =]