Game:

Crash Bandicoot (1996)

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Demonstration the use of CFW (Custom Firmware) on a Sony PSP 3000.
This is not a guide nor a tutorial. Simply a video demonstrating the nice uses of CFW on a PSP. Plenty of guides on YouTube to show you what to do (I followed these YouTube guides to do it myself).
Pretty much the only reason I purchased a PSP was to play my PS1 games on the go.
All of the PS1 games shown have been ripped from my discs and converted using a PSP Eboot Creator called PSX2PSP. This allowed me to insert the video, audio and image files for the preview.
These files can be found by searching "PSP Eboot preview files".
I also used an application called PSX Docmaker. This allowed me to convert gamefaq guides (or guides of your choice) into a document that can be inserted into your eboot files. This allowes you to hit the PSP Home button during gameplay and view the guide. The guide will show up instead of the game manual.

The reason why a couple of games have no preview is due to me purchasing them from the PSN network. Crash Bandicoot was purchased as I do not own a physical copy. Final Fantasy 7-9 were purchased long before I had a PS3.
A couple of other games have no audio/video previews, this was due to the lack of files for them.

The PSP was recording using a component cable and an Elgato Game Capture HD.

PSX2PSP:
http://dl.qj.net/psp/tools-utilities-on-pc/psx2psp-v142.html

PSX DocMaker:
http://dl.qj.net/psp/tools-utilities-on-pc/psp-docmaker-gui-v021.html

PMF Packs (video/audio previews):
http://www.theisozone.com/downloads/playstation/psp-homebrew/pmf-pack-for-psx-eboots/
http://www.mediafire.com/download/wag3eqm5jg3ew75/PMF+PACK.rar



==NOTE==
I DO NOT ENDORSE PIRACY. DO NOT ASK FOR ROMS. RIP YOUR ISO FROM YOUR PHYSICAL DISCS.

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