Wasted All Day Trying to Figure out Why My Game Would Black Out After Booting from Multiman

[anon0909]

It turns out FTP transfer to the internal has a relatively good rate of messing up and corrupting the files. Just now I retransfered the files over and overwrote any files that were difference sizes.


works now.

So for those who can't get their games to work after transferring with FTP, make sure the files arent corrupted.

[Pereb27]

Easy fix : rip your original disc directly. :P

[Spazkid]

Easy fix : rip your original disc directly. :P

I find it cute how people are still pretending like no one on here pirates and anyone who does is a horrible human being. Or black in the 40's.

We don't help your kind here, pirate!

[Pereb27]

I find it cute how people are still pretending like no one on here pirates and anyone who does is a horrible human being. Or black in the 40's.

I just can't help writing something like that when someone makes it painfully obvious, like in this thread talking about fixing an ISO/backup/whatever where a person who owns the original would just re-rip theirs.
Then again, now that I think about it, you could say that 90% of the time the word "FTP" is mentioned. And there are also people who rent discs to rip them lol

[Spazkid]

there are also people who rent discs to rip them lol

right here bro.

[NuclearAqua]

It turns out FTP transfer to the internal has a relatively good rate of messing up and corrupting the files. Just now I retransfered the files over and overwrote any files that were difference sizes.

My guess is you have a crap cable or PC Ethernet adaptor.

I put all my games on the internal using a 5 meter long Ethernet cable, blackbox on PS3 and WinSCP on PC. It's quite the flawless method. Sometimes I have to wait 40 mins to transfer a 20 GB game and I step on the cable and whatnot.