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Old [Tutorial] How To Make A Coldboot. 06-25-2009, 10:20 AM   #46 (permalink)
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Default [Tutorial] How To Make A Coldboot.

its 5.00m33-6
unfortunately a slim and lite 2006 model
i used eloader, it can load the program (resurssiklunssi)
its TA-85v2 mobo.
TimeMachine nids pandora- got non(too young to have one ordered)
LEDA incompatible with this homebrew (resurssiklunssi)

and for Resurssiklunssi, all the options to convert/ compress all gave me the same error as the one i uploaded. i srsly wan to have custom coldboot. but if i cant even do this decompressing of my 5.00m33-6 rco, its gonna screw.

Could u contact me on msn messenger or sth.
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Old [Tutorial] How To Make A Coldboot. 06-25-2009, 04:29 PM   #47 (permalink)
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Default [Tutorial] How To Make A Coldboot.

Well I did include the opening_plugin.rco for 5.00 in my download so you could use that one.
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Old [Tutorial] How To Make A Coldboot. 06-27-2009, 01:51 PM   #48 (permalink)
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heres my coldboot to prove that DFS rocks. thank god this thread was stickied, i was finding one nice guide to making a coldboot and now wooooots! here it is. thanks DFS !!

Setsuna + Gundam Coldboot

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Old [Tutorial] How To Make A Coldboot. 06-27-2009, 02:36 PM   #49 (permalink)
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Default [Tutorial] How To Make A Coldboot.

wen i use the CTR to add an image and open it with the RCO editor it says the file is not a valid RCO file.
Wen i added the image (a BMP)through the RCO it only gives a white screen. if it is the colour depth wat software can i use to get a32bit?
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Old [Tutorial] How To Make A Coldboot. 06-28-2009, 12:37 AM   #50 (permalink)
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wat software can i use to get a32bit?
ditto, ive tried a 24bit png a 8bit png a 24bit bmp and the best i can get is it being there but crappy quality and kinna blurred

i put the color depth down using irfanview with Floyd-Steinberg Dithering to get it as best at 8bit and halved its size from full 480x270.

oh yea and im a 5.00 M33-6 PSP Slim TA-085 v1 motherboard

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Old [Tutorial] How To Make A Coldboot. 06-28-2009, 04:06 AM   #51 (permalink)
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wen i use the CTR to add an image and open it with the RCO editor it says the file is not a valid RCO file.
Wen i added the image (a BMP)through the RCO it only gives a white screen. if it is the colour depth wat software can i use to get a32bit?
Whats the error it gives you exactly?

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ditto, ive tried a 24bit png a 8bit png a 24bit bmp and the best i can get is it being there but crappy quality and kinna blurred

i put the color depth down using irfanview with Floyd-Steinberg Dithering to get it as best at 8bit and halved its size from full 480x270.

oh yea and im a 5.00 M33-6 PSP Slim TA-085 v1 motherboard
Well the image quality is not that great when using it to be honest..lets see your image..
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Old [Tutorial] How To Make A Coldboot. 06-28-2009, 12:51 PM   #52 (permalink)
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im usin this image, its a png now but i upload it as bmp

this is what i made:


but this is what it gives :S


its a 24bit bitmap, it works fine thru the pictures in the xmb so idk whats wrong

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Old [Tutorial] How To Make A Coldboot. 06-28-2009, 08:20 PM   #53 (permalink)
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do u have a list of gameboots?
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Old [Tutorial] How To Make A Coldboot. 06-29-2009, 09:25 AM   #54 (permalink)
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Default [Tutorial] How To Make A Coldboot.

lol gameboots and coldboots are somewhat different things. altho there is a wa to use ur gameboot as a coldboot.

2ndly u shud google for gameboots....

btw guys i got some great webbies for convert ur images to bmp
resize ur pics- i suggest u get sth similar to 480(width) x272(height) PIXELS

resize pic here Resize Images Online at ResizePic
its a web that shows u original and after resize, before u select if u wanna download. if the picture doesnt show, it means the file cant be resized.
2ndly, the disadv its only for gif, jpeg(jpg) and sth else. u can resize and convert ^^

convert picture formats here Convert Images to Another Format

however the best solution is to use photoshop. cos u can edit the quality later on. esp when resizing images, make the quality worsen a bit. i advice u all nvr to use those 1****x8** and resize to fit psp screen, unless the picture is still nice, i think those pics are the worst.
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Old [Tutorial] How To Make A Coldboot. 06-30-2009, 02:50 PM   #55 (permalink)
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Default [Tutorial] How To Make A Coldboot.

[quote=DarkFoxSniper;476422]Whats the error it gives you exactly?


Not a valid RCO!
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Old [Tutorial] How To Make A Coldboot. 07-01-2009, 03:44 AM   #56 (permalink)
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@jonysmoke:So you can inject the image into the rco but when you try to open it with RCO editor it says invalid RCO?
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Old [Tutorial] How To Make A Coldboot. 07-01-2009, 02:19 PM   #57 (permalink)
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okay anyway, ive got the sound alright, i have mario saying his "itsa me, mario!" for the boot sound. it'd be nice if the pic was clearer tho :S it totally sux. i dont get why the sony one can be clear and mines cant.
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Old [Tutorial] How To Make A Coldboot. 07-02-2009, 05:38 AM   #58 (permalink)
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okay anyway, ive got the sound alright, i have mario saying his "itsa me, mario!" for the boot sound. it'd be nice if the pic was clearer tho :S it totally sux. i dont get why the sony one can be clear and mines cant.
It's because the Original Coldboot(Sony Computer Entertainment) is just text..real easy to make text look good as a 24bit BMP.
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Old [Tutorial] How To Make A Coldboot. 07-02-2009, 11:09 PM   #59 (permalink)
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It's because the Original Coldboot(Sony Computer Entertainment) is just text..real easy to make text look good as a 24bit BMP.
shiiiny text with moving wave thingies has never looked better :S
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Old [Tutorial] How To Make A Coldboot. 07-05-2009, 12:45 AM   #60 (permalink)
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Hi Sir I got a problem running the CTR_V2 when i run it i got this kind of error saying The application failed to inialize properly (0x0000135). Click on OK to terminate the application sir DFS i need ur reply ASAP!! THX
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