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The PlayStation Portable or PSP is a handheld video game system released by Sony in 2004.
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└── PSP/ ├── PPSSPPSTATE/ (Used to be the state directory, no longer used) ├── SAVEDATA/ (In-game saves) ├── flash0/ (Font override for real fonts dumped from PSP system) ├── Cheats/ (Internal Cheats directory, disabled by default) ├── GAME/ (DLC directory) └── SYSTEM/ └── CACHE/ (Shader cache).
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- Ppssppでサカつくが文字化けします PSP/flash0/fontフォルダ作ってfontフォルダの中にjpn0.pgfを入れましたが文字化けしたままです 何が原因か分かる方いたら教えて頂けるとありがたいです 296 ：名無しさん＠お腹いっぱい。 ：2019/10/06(日) 19:57:16.25 ID:UgAOE4A1M.net 295.
- PSP font for the name PSP is the same as the PS2 font. Smurff, Oct 3, 2006 #2. Smurff Regular member. Joined: Jun 12, 2005 Messages: 3,410 Likes Received: 0.
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| Emulator | Rom Folder | Extension | BIOS | Controller Config |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ppsspp | psp | .cso .iso .pbp | none | hardcoded |
| lr-ppsspp | psp | .cso .iso .pbp | none | /opt/retropie/configs/psp/retroarch.cfg |
Emulators: lr-ppsspp, ppsspp
Not available for the Raspberry Pi 1. lr-ppsspp has the convenience of retroarch controller configs, but standalone ppsspp has the best performance and compatibility.
ROMS
Accepted File Extensions: .cso .iso .pbp
Place your PSP ROMs in
PSP COMPATIBILITY LIST feel free to contribute!
Controls
lr-ppsspp
lr-ppsspp use Retroarch configurations
Add custom retroarch controls to the retroarch.cfg file in
For more information on custom RetroArch controls see: RetroArch Configuration
ppsspp
Controls can be mapped from the main menu under Settings >> Controls >> Control Mapping . To access this, connect a keyboard and press Esc during a game.
PPSSPP - Enhancements
Performance
From the RetroPie Subreddit
What I've done so far with a very noticeable difference is set frameskip to 2 (will probably increase this a bit) Turn on auto frameskip (will limit frame skipping to whatever you set for the previous value) then tick Prevent FPS from exceeding 60.
After that you want to change rendering resolution to 2x1, this will make everything look better on bigger screens.
Then you want to goto the audio menu and set Audio Latency to high.
This will cause numerous games to no longer work properly due to the renderer being changed to the error-prone 'Buffered rendering' because of the 'Auto frameskip' being turned on. 'Frameskip' in general can cause black frames depending on if the chosen game runs at an odd or even framerate and the accompanying frameskip isn't set to a matching odd or even number.
Regardless, for the games this does work in, the results will be much smoother gameplay, though a sufficiently overclocked Raspberry Pi 3B/3B+ may also be required to achieve full speed emulation.
Stuttering when streaming data from disc
If you find the game stuttering in repeatable occasions when reading data from disc, changing Settings > System > I/O Timing Method to 'Host' will alleviate those issues. Usb super famicom controller driver. Especially noticeable on OutRun 2006 when changing stages, or on the GTA games running from slower storage devices.
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PSP fonts - replacement font? |
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| PSP fonts - replacement font? I messed with fonts some today, and found the following: * All our fonts are larger than the PSP's fonts (at least my PSP.) * tpunix's pgftools work great with a bit of messaging. * To generate new fonts, we'll need to trim off 0s from the bitmap to fix spacing issues. * We'll probably have to apply some overall adjustments to the ascender and such. * Things can definitely look better than they do now. A great game for testing is Lunar 1. It looks horrible right now, and improving the fonts (especially sizes) would make it look much better. Another is Dissidia. Anyway, anyone have any good suggestions for a free font (actually two) that looks similar to the PSP one? Needs the following: * Normal, Bold, Italic, and Bold/Italic styles. * One with serifs (Times New Roman, etc.) and one without (Sans.) * Should be a font we can legally distribute the bitmap representation of. * Latin font needs these glyphs (hex code points): 0020-007e (ASCII) 00a0-00ff (Latin-1 supplement) 0152-0153, 0160-0161, 0178, 0192 (Latin Extended A and B) 02c6, 02dc, 0301, 0306, 0308, 0338 (modifiers/diacritics) 0401-044f, 0451-045f, 0490-0491, 04c0 (Cyrillic) 2013-2014, 2018-201a, 201c-201e, 2020-2022, 2026, 2030, 2039, 203a, 20ac (punctuation) 2116, 2122 (symbols) 2206, 2219, 221a, 221e, 2248, 2260, 2264, 2265 (math) * Should have similar width/height/spacing/leading to PSP font. Could also update the Japanese font (would probably use the Latin font for the Latin characters, though.) It would need considerably more characters, of course (about 9778, which by the way may be good chars for PPGe, etc.) I'm not sure about the Korean font (I assume kr0 is Korean..) Anyway, would appreciate any suggestions. -[Unknown] |
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| RE: PSP fonts - replacement font? What about mapping all letters and replace them with a code that uses in their place a True Type font? We could even create our own fonts that immitate the original PGF fonts without any copyright issue. |
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| RE: PSP fonts - replacement font? Well, TrueType mostly means more dependencies, and we'd end up caching the bitmaps anyway. Since we have to trim them etc., it makes sense to do the pre-processing. Also, some games provide their own fonts (and NOT TrueType versions of them.) So we will still have the code paths to handle those anyway. That mixed together means it doesn't make a ton of sense (at least for PGF) to pull the fonts directly from a TrueType file, imho. Just adds complexity without huge gain. I'm totally up for custom made fonts provided someone wants to make them. -[Unknown] |
05-06-2013, 02:04 PM (This post was last modified: 05-06-2013 02:05 PM by VIRGIN KLM.) |
| RE: PSP fonts - replacement font? Well advising people to copy the original ones from their PSP/PSVita/PS3 would be a great idea too. PS3 and PSVita have an extra font too compared to PSP, no idea why. |
05-06-2013, 07:20 PM (This post was last modified: 05-06-2013 07:20 PM by vnctdj.) |
RE: PSP fonts - replacement font? (05-06-2013 02:04 PM)VIRGIN KLM Wrote: Well advising people to copy the original ones from their PSP/PSVita/PS3 would be a great idea too. PS3 and PSVita have an extra font too compared to PSP, no idea why. That's what I do, I use the fonts of my PSP and it's perfect But it's right that we have to found better fonts for PPSSPP anyway Maybe a site like DaFont can be useful to find new ones ? ♦ Intel Core i7-2630QM 4 GB RAM NVIDIA GeForce GT 540M Debian Testing ♦ PSP-3004 6.60 PRO-C2 |
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| RE: PSP fonts - replacement font? Can't ppsspp have an option to change the fonts? As long as you put your heart in something, It never goes in vein. |
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| RE: PSP fonts - replacement font? Well, if you replace the files in flash0/font, they'll change. I don't think we want/need to ship megabytes of extra fonts with the release, though, and we can't ship the Sony ones, so you'll have to download those from your PSP yourself. -[Unknown] |
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| RE: PSP fonts - replacement font? U don't need to ship the fonts with ppsspp, but instead make them downloadable As long as you put your heart in something, It never goes in vein.And i meant a way to change fonts on the android version |
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| RE: PSP fonts - replacement font? +1 for being able to use your own psp fonts on android |
05-14-2013, 12:01 PM (This post was last modified: 05-14-2013 12:02 PM by codingTrickster.) |
| RE: PSP fonts - replacement font? Just did a quick lookaround, and it seems that there was a good font style that homebrewers were using that emulated the PSP text style quite well. Sorry if this has already been found, but here is a link to the location where I found it: Name of Font: intraFont v0.31 G-Spec Author: Ben Hur http://www.qj.net/psp/homebrew-developme..-spec.html |
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| RE: PSP fonts - replacement font? Unfortunately, intraFont is just a library for doing effects with fonts, it just uses the fonts that come with the PSP still, afaict. -[Unknown] |
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| RE: PSP fonts - replacement font? I could try to find a font, but I would need the PSP font in .ttf to compare to other fonts and I do not own a PSP. |
05-21-2013, 03:00 PM (This post was last modified: 05-21-2013 03:00 PM by VIRGIN KLM.) |
RE: PSP fonts - replacement font? (05-21-2013 01:28 PM)Squall Wrote: I could try to find a font, but I would need the PSP font in .ttf to compare to other fonts and I do not own a PSP.PSP's font is not a vector type font for so you can't make it TTF, what is being said here is compare the sprites and do a TTF yourself! |
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| RE: PSP fonts - replacement font? I did some quick looking-around in April for JPCSP, so I'll repost what I found out. I only use PPSSPP on Windows.To anyone going font-hunting: the PSP font New Rodin's Latin characters are very similar to the famous font Eurostile. If you have any way to search for fonts like Eurostile, you'll get something close. There are free (OFL) fonts named Jura, Orbitron and Homenaje that are much more similar to New Rodin (which itself is similar to the much better known font Eurostile). Jura and Orbitron aren't condensed enough, and Homenaje has a few too many flourishes, but they're closer. For Japanese there aren't as many free fonts. Sazanami Gothic's kana are a trace better match, but VL Gothic's kanji are more similar, and you'd want to replace either font's Latin characters with the chosen Latin font. To someone used to most typography that sounds like a Frankenfont, but using three separate fonts for three separate writing systems is not uncommon in Japan. For reference, here's a small New Rodin specimen: http://fontworks.co.jp/font/sample/data/newrodin.pdf The PSP font is the DB (demibold, 600). Intel Core i3 1.9GHz 4GB RAM Integrated Intel HD 4400 Windows 8.1 x64 |
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| RE: PSP fonts - replacement font? Thanks, that's super helpful. I'll look for those fonts soon and see what I can do. -[Unknown] |
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