[shery21]

Originally Posted by aldostools Go to XMMB, Settings, scroll down to Theme Audio, press and select Music. It should play random music from your stored MP3s. You can also go to XMMB, Music column and play any MP3. Or you can disable the Theme Audio, press and select any of your play lists found in XMB (the real one). In this case, your music should be stored in the internal HDD.

i already knew this buddy i need to change the default music or i can say i need to replace the music file of multiman

[killbill9999]

Has anyone started to compile a compatiblity list for games that work using discBOOT method for dvd-r's , sorry dont have bdrw neither can i afford BR discs or burn fails after 40mins '5 GBP in the bin again. A pointer in the right direction will suffice.

thanks in advance

@dean , Im using your latest souce 02.08.05 has ps3 backup on disc media improved on your later versions if it does I may have to resort to a permanent retro column again ; can the display of retro column be changed via edit option.bin in notepad++ ? Or is there no reference in the code to achieve this , again any help would be appreciated

Thanks as always for your TIME, COMMITMENT and SHARING nature APPRECIATED!!!!

[kgb_]

Originally Posted by shery21 i already knew this buddy i need to change the default music or i can say i need to replace the music file of multiman

Look here

regards

[Migler1]

dean, is there a changelog for version 2.09.02 of multiMAN somewhere?

[aldostools]

Originally Posted by Migler1 dean, is there a changelog for version 2.09.02 of multiMAN somewhere?

deank is posting changelogs only when he releases a new minor version (02.nn.00).

This is not an official changelog. New features are:

02.09.02:
- When you start a PSX game, multiMAN will check if the game requires ps1emu or ps1netemu. There is a list of 160 games which seem to require ps1netemu to be used.

02.09.01:
- Added PSX support for 3.41MFW

02.09.00 and earlier: look changelog.txt

[shery21]

Originally Posted by kgb_ Look here regards

thank you so much

[adolfomantis]

Originally Posted by elcido6 you can use MagicISO to convert from ISO to BIN and BIN to ISO if necessary.

OK, but some PSX discs (i don´t remember if all of them) are mixed-mode type (Data track + Audio(s) Track(s)) and mixed-mode discs can not be supported by ISO Images, so only BIN/CUE can be used.. (And others formats with "descriptors"),

Extracted from Magic ISO Tutorials: "Going by the more restrictive definition, an "ISO" is created by copying an entire disc, from sector 0 to the end, into a file. Because the image file contains "cooked" 2048-byte sectors and nothing else, it isn't possible to store anything but a single data track in this fashion. Audio tracks, mixed-mode discs, CD+G, multisession, and other fancy formats can't be represented. ".

Thanks Dean. (I am not sure if i am wrong).

[signupnow]

Hi dean, you have deleted all your google repository content, have you hosted your code somewhere else, or you just don't plan to host your code publicly?

[cj84_9]

hello dean experimantal the ps2 is still working on the 02.09.02??

[doktorpi]

Hi folks,

anyone using the AVCHD activation functionality to activate different AVCHD folders from external USB-Harddisk?

I created two AVCHD folders (one is named "AVCHD" and the other one "96Hours") directly from Bluray-ISO (ripped with Multiman) at my USB-Harddisk and tried to activate the other one with multiman 2.09.00 without success. But as I know from earlier versions of multiman I know mm is capable to do so.

I installed multiman 1.16.05 and oh wonder I was able to activate the other one ("96Hours") and to play it from XMB as usual. Now I am wondering whether this functionality is still available in multiman 2.09.00 and higher?

Or is it hidden anywhere and not that easy to find?

BTW: I want to thank dean for all the great stuff he has been bringing to us.

regards