I'm aware that for ISO-based games running off a memory stick, you can ramp the CPU speed up to 333mhz to smoothen gameplay, but can this be done for proper UMD games yet?
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it is an option on Fastloader v0.7 Iknow that, and I do it every time I run, but I'm not so sure it makes a difference. On Burnout Legends anyway, if it makes a difference it's unnoticable. So I'm not sure myself if it works correctly or not.
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Yeah, it does work - its just not really noticable with Burnout. Try it on Wipeout for more obvious benefits.Originally posted by lll_r0ssco_lllComment
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So it does work for UMDs as well as ISOs?
Everywhere I've read says different:
PSP UMD Emulator V0.8 for PSP V1.50 only
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Following in the footsteps of the Fastloader, here is another fine
homebrew app for your pleasure. This time we present you a full featured
UMD emulator, reboot & exitgame tight - you have to turn off your PSP completely
(or crash it
) to get it back to original state. This is a semi-final version,
some things are known not to work properly for now (see below).
- play your favourite LEGIT backuped ISOs from the main menu of your PSP !
- full UMD emulation via selected ISO, either for game, video and audio !
- possibility to bypass updater check within the menu
- possibility to remove/redirect updater icon
- possibility to set any regioncode, even for games ...
- CPU speed setup (currently for ISOs only)
- sleepmode works within games now ! See "ToDo" for moreComment
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I've got both UMD Emulator 0.8 and Dev Hook 0.22. Dev Hook allowed me to run both UMDs and ISO's at 333MHz. Made a massive difference to Colin Mcrae Rally on UMD .Comment
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Thanks chaps - this can be locked now
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