PSP Play Simulating PS Game Issue

The first floor is very correct, and there is one of the most likely possibilities, that is, the PSP is in the virus, because the PSP is also in an unprotected state during data exchange, so you can try to kill the virus.

Good luck.

Ridiculous, ridiculous

PSP poisoning? Am I ignorant? Or is it upstairs?

PSP because of the temporary networking rate is not much! Therefore, it is not commercial, and the economy is not strong. So, so far, no one has written a PSP virus!

Don't believe it, check it on the Internet, have there been reports of PSP poisoning? ? Really good at pretending!!

First of all, I still have a few points I don't know about the specific situation! So guess there are only 2 cases!

1. I don't know if there is a hot swap when you transfer files!! and cause damage to the game!

2. The umd driver has probably been changed!! If the 1000 and 2000 motherboards are not V3, you can press and hold to power off! Then press and hold R to power on and adjust the UMD driver.

There are generally only these two possibilities!! If you don't believe me, you can send a message to ask me or suggest going to a nearby video game store and ask the owner to take a look!! Don't think about the possibility of a virus.

4l correct solution. The PSP may be poisonous, but at most it is a USB flash drive virus, which attacks the computer and destroys your files by the way.

PSP is not the same as a mobile phone, does someone write ** to make your little P brick?? It's estimated that only Sony will do that... Congratulations to LZ for being the first person to be retaliated against by Sony...

Hackers are busy cracking the PSP.,3000 hasn't been completely done yet.,Who still has that ability.。。。

Besides, the landlord's antivirus software is not necessarily omnipotent.,Norton has to be hacked these years.,No one dares to say that。。。

As a handheld computer, PSVITA has relatively limited hardware performance, while PS2, as a home host, has relatively strong hardware performance.

PS2 games are able to run on PSV, and there are performance bottlenecks when PSv emulates PS2 games, and there may be some issues with running the game relative to the original machine:

1. Compatibility issues: PSV will face compatibility problems when simulating PS2 games, not all PS2 games can run normally on PSV, some of these games may encounter problems such as lag and flashback on the emulator, and perfect compatibility cannot be guaranteed.

2. Game saving problem: PS2 games need to use a memory card to save progress in most cases, while PSV does not have a memory card slot, which makes it difficult to save the game. Some PS2 games may not save properly when simulated on PSv, which may affect how smooth the game is.

3. Game operation problems: The operation mode of PS2 games is different from that of PSv games, and it may be necessary to use a controller to operate when simulating PS2 games, and the handheld itself lacks standard controller equipment, which may affect the operation experience of the game.

PSV has a certain simulation ability, which can simulate and run some PS2 games, but due to hardware performance limitations and compatibility issues, there is still some gap between the degree of stupidity of PS2 games simulated by PSv and the original machine. If you want to play PS2 games, it is best to choose to buy an early bend PS2 console to experience it.

Hello, you should be using the jpcsp emulator.

The solution to the above situation:

In the emulator settings (open the emulator and press F12), tick the Use Shaders(Experimental) option in the Video tab

PS: ATI graphics cards are recommended to check both Disable UBO and Enable Dynamic Shader Generation

to be compatible with the use shaders option and to fix texture issues.

Use vertex cache can also be ticked to may have an effect of increasing the frame rate.

2.Tick the video tab of item 13:

You try it first. Thank you.