multiMAN - multifunctional tool for your PS3 (Game manager/File manager/FTP/AVCHD/BDMV)

[puzl]

Just wanted to say thanks for the latest version. I can confirm that my two remaining "difficult" games Split/Second + Prototype now work fine with the EXT/SELECT+X method. Perfect, thanks Dean!

[pbsk8]

Split Second work perfectly with select+x here.



Thats because you actually have 2 copies of the game, one in external and another on internal, so multiman is not duplicating anything. Just delete one of them (square button)

Are you using external HDD to play split second? Because this select + X is only for externall devices right? Because all my games are internal.

[renegaderampage]

hey dean

Everytime I use multiman to try to back up a game to my external harddrive, my system freezes at 99%. Im on 3.55 using kmeaw and using the latest version of multiman. Do you know a solution?

[Tallica]

hey dean

Everytime I use multiman to try to back up a game to my external harddrive, my system freezes at 99%. Im on 3.55 using kmeaw and using the latest version of multiman. Do you know a solution?

While the file is copying press O to get rid of the progress bar. That should help.

[cdkane]

Hi Dean,

First off great work on multiman, almost everyday there is a new version and it keeps getting better and better. ALL of my games work.

I was wondering if it was possible to have multiman recognise and load games from a network path? That would eliminate the need for all this splitting due to the FAT32 restrictions and so on to a degree as you could just have the games on your computer.

Wirelessly it would probably not work too well though but for those hooked up via ethernet it could be a great solution.

Thanks for your time.

[loopsi]

Hi Dean,

First off great work on multiman, almost everyday there is a new version and it keeps getting better and better. ALL of my games work.

I was wondering if it was possible to have multiman recognise and load games from a network path? That would eliminate the need for all this splitting due to the FAT32 restrictions and so on to a degree as you could just have the games on your computer.

Wirelessly it would probably not work too well though but for those hooked up via ethernet it could be a great solution.

Thanks for your time.

indeed it would be a great feature, but think about it a bit.
Your computer HD's are certainly NTFS am I right? so... why bother with ethernetstreaming from a NTFS medium if the PS3 is unable to work with NTFS externals?

It's just my thought

[sebas001]

hello everyone,

First I would like to thank Dean for making this awesome app.

But I have a question.

Whenever I put a ps2 game on the internal hdd or on external usb I always get "PS3_GAME/PARAM.SFO NOT FOUND". How do I fix this?

EDIT: USB is fat32

[mrgreaper]

@ Dean, thank you for a great application so far nothing i have tried has failed!

@MODS, this thread has gotten to 600 pages its real hard for a newb to shift through to find answers, may i suggest the first 500 pages be archived?

[cdkane]

indeed it would be a great feature, but think about it a bit.
Your computer HD's are certainly NTFS am I right? so... why bother with ethernetstreaming from a NTFS medium if the PS3 is unable to work with NTFS externals?

It's just my thought

What about when people FTP stuff from their PC? I know its a little different as I am basically talking streaming rather than transferring however I am assuming that this is being done from a NTFS drive and transferred over or am I missing something?

Either way if its something that is possible it would be cool I think.

[Mesut]

hello everyone,

First I would like to thank Dean for making this awesome app.

But I have a question.

Whenever I put a ps2 game on the internal hdd or on external usb I always get "PS3_GAME/PARAM.SFO NOT FOUND". How do I fix this?

EDIT: USB is fat32

the ps2 game folder in not like the ps3, so when you copy over ps2 game make a new folder and put the game name to the folder and not BLESorBLUS blabla crap and then just copy everything from the ps2 to the folder.