TN-V4: How to Install ISOs, CSOs and PS1 games (Installment 2 of 3)

In the second installment I would like to show you how to install PSP games at your PS Vita. At first, we do NOT support any kind of piracy, and we do not answer any piracy related questions.

This tutorials is only for self-made backups of games that you own, this applies to PSP games but also to PS1 games.

Got some legal games? Okay, let’s get started!

FOR INSTALLING GAMES WE NEED A FEW TOOLS, I WILL SHOW YOU HOW TO DO THIS AT WINDOWS 7

At first we need WinRAR: Download (use the version of your language)

Then be sure to enable the file extensions (Important!): Click me

We also need a backup of our games. Just create them with a PSP or via some Homebrew tools from your PSN related files.

Got everything?

HOW TO PREPARE THE GAMES FOR TRANSFERING THEM TO YOUR PS VITA

In this part we will prepare our games, so we can transfer them to the PS Vita. Since PS1 games are .PBP files, refer to my homebrew installation tutorial for installing them.

Use the following explanation for PSP games in the .ISO and .CSO format:

Installing ISOs and CSOs is pretty simple.

Just grab your ISO or CSO and put it into the exploit savedata folder (e.g. for Megamix EU in NPEZ00068).

Then rename the to be installed game into GAME1.ISO, if it is an ISO file, or into GAME1.CSO if it is a CSO file.

Be sure that you’ve enabled the option to see the full file extensions, so you don’t end up with something like GAME1.ISO.iso.

If your game is fully capitalized and has a shortened name, you can now transfer the exploit savedata to your PS Vita.

Since we are transfering actual games, and not only homebrews, this might take a while.

When the savedata is at the PS Vita, start the exploit game and go into the XMB.

Now go to the game column and your game should appear (either at top or at the bottom).

Press triangle and install the game (this will move the game from the savedata folder to the ms0:/ISO/ folder).

It is recommended to later remove the game from the savedata folder, so you don’t waste space.

That’s it. Pretty easy, isn’t it?

If you’ve got any problems with installing games, refer to my tutorial video below.

I wish you a lot of fun with Total_Noobs TN-V4 eCFW.

SOURCE:http://wololo.net/2013/12/19/tn-v4-how-to-install-isos-csos-and-ps1-games-installment-2-of-3/