RemoteJoy Lite v.0.20a

Remote Joy:
Basically allows you to play PSP Games on your computer monitor like UMD, ISO, CSO and Homebrew. You can even record your gameplay also.


Requirements you'll need...
1. Custom firmware

2. USB cord compatible for PSP

3. Winrar

4. Administrator rights on your computer

Will work on CFW...
- 3.71 M33
- 3.80 M33
- 3.90 M33
- 4.01 M33
- 5.00 M33
- 5.02 GEN-A
Works great with all GEN versions

- RemoteJoy Lite v0.20a Pack -

Download: RemoteJoy Lite v.0.20a

Includes...
- PSP Type B Driver Install (ENG)
- RemoteJoy Lite v0.20a

In order to make RemoteJoy work with all games you gotta enter...
flash0:/kd/usb.prx (pops.txt ONLY!)
ms0:/seplugins/remotejoylite.prx
Into vsh.txt, game.txt, game150.txt, and pops.txt.

pops.txt

Example of mine...
flash0:/kd/usb.prx (MUST BE AT THE TOP)
ms0:/seplugins/RemoteJoyLite.prx (MUST COME SECOND)
ms0:/seplugins/cwcheat/cwcheatpops.prx (FROM HERE PUT EXTRA PLUGINS)
ms0:/seplugins/popsloader.prx



Note: You need popsloader in order for PSX games to work.
"5.00 popsloader (for 5.00 M33-2 or higher!)
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=JMZCZ5XG
This new popsloader comes with compatability with: 3.80, 3.90, and 4.01.

To install, simply create a folder called SEPLUGINS in the same directory where PSP is(not in it), the ms0, and put everything inside of it. Then, turn your PSP on and hold R, go to plugins, and select popsloader. From there, activate your PSX-PSP game, and select your pops(3.72 for Chrono Cross, 3.80 for MGSv2, etc)."

How to record sound

To record sound you will need a wire that goes from the PSP's headphone jack to the computers line-in (microphone slot) jack here is a picture of the one similar to this.



Remove unwanted static or buzzing while audio jack is plugged in to Line-In

Windows XP
"Also you may get some sounds that doesn't come from the PSP and can mess with the recording of the sound (like annoying buzzing or static) you can fix this by opening the speaker settings on your PC and under the wave setting check mute under wave."
(don't forget to uncheck after its done recoding or you wont hear anything) - Source

Windows Vista/win7
- Go to the bottom right hand corner
- Right click speaker icon
- Go to 'Sounds'
- Go to 'Recording" tab
- Right click 'Microphone' and go to 'Properties'
- Go to 'Enhancements' tab and check 'Noise Suppression'
- Go to 'Levels' tab and reduce 'Microphone Boost' to '0.0 dB'
- 'Apply' and click 'OK'!

This is how you record the psp videos?

Mysterion wrote:This is how you record the psp videos?

yes