The xmb was later on implemented in psp, and ps3 firmwares.

@@accountdisbanded and the PSX.

@@NR20244 ye

Costs much more to house all of these features on top of the console. A simple XMB would’ve been possible but I guess it just wasn’t even a thought at the time, hence the reason for this console even existing

psbbn (this interface) did infact release on the regular ps2 (although it doesnt have the xmb) it was basically a competitor to the Xbox Live dashboard of the og xbox. sadly the update only released in japan

lol Gguide is everywhere, not just a thing for consoles

Yeah no shit..

It looks like if the ps4 was made around ps2 times tbh.

you will find all information about PSX here, including the installation of the translation www.ps-gamers.ru/forum/26-257-1, you can ask questions directly on the forum in your native language, there I will answer faster

@@vitas155 would help if that was in English to..

@@vitas155 There is literally nothing of interest on this forum. Nowhere is explained how to actually install programs to the XMB menu.

se FreeMCBoot installed using regular PS2 on the memory card, in the installation menu you need to press R1 and select the installation for PSX, you also need to configure the launch of UlaunchELF on the hot button via FreeMC Configurator, then insert your memory card in PSX and launch UlaunchELF, insert the USB flash drive in FAT32 format containing the unpacked translation files, find the xosd folder in them, click R1 select copy, through the top line go back to the place where you can select the HDD, go to the ___system section there, find the same folder there without opening it, press R1 select paste, by Verdi replace all the files when all copied after you restart your PSX will have a menu in English

just buy a ps3 and mod it to play ps2 games

@@Deadbay I'm a 9 year old dude ain't my grandmother gonna let me mod

@@keigan90 all you need to mod a ps3 is a brain and a computer

@@Deadbay computers are expensive as heck and my grandmother dosent let me mod

@@Deadbay Just giving you memories of this comment after a long time. :)

I received the DESR-7700 and it's fully operational. However I do not know how to softmod the XMB to run in English. If you are willing to upload a tutorial, I can help provide proper English translations as I've noticed some errors in this video. I'd be happy to provide help with the revisions since English is my native language.

@@TNVGAMING se FreeMCBoot installed using regular PS2 on the memory card, in the installation menu you need to press R1 and select the installation for PSX, you also need to configure the launch of UlaunchELF on the hot button via FreeMC Configurator, then insert your memory card in PSX and launch UlaunchELF, insert the USB flash drive in FAT32 format containing the unpacked translation files, find the xosd folder in them, click R1 select copy, through the top line go back to the place where you can select the HDD, go to the ___system section there, find the same folder there without opening it, press R1 select paste, by Verdi replace all the files when all copied after you restart your PSX will have a menu in English

@@vitas155 Do you have to do the same procedure every time you start the console?

@@AmbientMess what kind of procedures do you mean? the console boots as usual

@@vitas155 I meant if you want to start the XMB via this English patch. Sorry for silly question

that is stock xpict music from sony cameras

no, as i believe, the hard drives stored in PSX DESR (DVR) are firmware locked, so that means you would have to salvage someone else's PSX in order for it to work, a simple SSD will break the system

I don’t have a copy of all the files specifically for your firmware, copying files from another firmware (except for .xml files) can lead to the complete inoperability of your firmware, the console will stop loading

@@vitas155 Hello! ok, but the .xml files of 1.06 if you have them?

@@kurtdonal6489 it’s from 1.06 that I don’t have, there are from 1.31 .xml files are compatible between all firmware from 1.00 to 1.31 but maybe in early firmware some menu items will not be displayed or will not display correctly with .xml files from 1.31 all files from model 5100 with this firmware you will find the link yadi.sk/d/L2R4wnPDv1Bl_Q

@@vitas155 Ok Is it possible to upgrade to version 1.31 without the original disk? I tried OPL and the disk iso, but I had no luck. thanks!

@@kurtdonal6489 updating is possible only through the original update disk, you can update to 1.10 1.20 or 1.31 by finding the appropriate original disk for sale, your console must have a fully working drive and identify the disks in the XMB menu in order to be able to update

It was used before the psp, ps3, and sony bravia tvs

4,из них 3 нерабочие

​@@vitas155 У меня 5 таких, 3 нерабочих, 2 рабочих это DESR 7100 и 7500

Japanese region only or DVD-Video without regional restrictions

​@@vitas155 Kk it looks nice

Unfortunately the Sony PSX is only available in Japan

Japan

This. Haven't seen that anywhere.. would love to be able to launch OPL from the XMB

PS3 prototype

it’s a japanese ps2 that was capable of Dvr but it was only in japan for 2003-2005

please help me can someone pass the system files psx-7000 because mine is corrupt and does not open xmb

The PS3 version is a lot better than this

The PSP had a similar menu

PS2.5

Before the PSP you mean

@@ricenoodles632 I know that it was used on the psp, but I think that the ps3 is more known compared to the psp. Also, bro this is literally a year old comment :skull:

@@Novaprospekkt Idk man, the PS3 didn't do very well at launch over here in North America. PSP was much more ubiquitous throughout 2006-2008. And the PSP was launch in 2005 here. Maybe you're from PAL land? Yea this video has like less than 200 comments so that's normal.

It’s the same menu as the PS3

@@proondemo who would have guessed. 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔

@@proondemo side thing, its the same xmb theme as some old sony TVs

albeit, with some small differences

@@M3KAI5ER44 it was Sonys main stay for uis in the 2000s

It’s not a ripoff

LMAO my previous message was deleted by the owner of the channel. Clearly he doesn't want us to find out. Ooh believe me as soon as I figure out the structure of the PSX's files and find how to add stuff to the XMB I'm sharing that all over the internet. Information is meant to be shared, not kept secret.

Already made some progress. Creating 128Mb partitions and adding .kelf files inside them seem to sucessfully get them to show up on the XMB. However it seems like the files to set up the psx's ip adress as well as the ftp tools have been wiped off the internet. Luckily I know an old friend of mine who developed such tools, hopefully he still has the required files to do such a thing. If I can get those files then I could theoretically modify the menu icons and do whatever I want to the new XMB elements. Eventually I should publish all the files somewhere because right now only people in the know have access to everything required and suspiciously no one seems to want to share.. Edit: my previous message was once again deleted by the owner of this youtube video. If you see this before it's deleted, my previous message mentions the fact that every comment I make is deleted as soon as I mentions my comments being deleted. I.E., the owner of the youtube channel is censoring the fact that he's censoring people who share the necessary files to mod the PSX's XMB menus. A small group of people own those files and want to keep them for themselves, they go out of their way to delete every trace of it and they also delete every comment calling them out.

Update: I reached two people who have the required files, that was a month ago. Both responded with "sure we'll share you the files" but after one month none of the two have delivered. One of them I've known for years and I've helped him tremendously in the past, but despite the fact I'm reminding him from time to time to send me the files his response is always "yeah I'll send them very soon". I was definetly right when I said there was a clique of people who are keeping those files for themselves and refuse to make them public. I will post here if they FINALLY deliver the files I've asked them many times.

@@LeoneFamily no news?

@@Joneco It was an intense journey. The guy who has the files, I asked him continuously for over a year, and everytime it was the same excuses "yes sure I'll send them to you", "oh I don't have the time", "I'll let you know when I'm at home". After a while I gave up. I was right when I said there's literally a conspiracy in the few people who own the PSX tools to not share it with outsiders. I told them I had a big translation project on the way for the PSX and I needed the tools to reach some menus I'm unable to access in my current config but yeah they seem uninterested in sharing the tools.