Released: UMDrip v5

saibbu · 23 Maggio 2008

E' stato rilasciato UMDrip v5, sempre ad opera di Art. In questa nuova versione, del famoso dumper è stato aggiunto l'autodetect per gli UMD video, l'homebrew crea l'iso direttamente nella cartella ms0:\iso\video, così da poterlo subito visionare. I thumbnail sono visibili nello schermo e viene sempre effettuato un controllo dell' iso appena creata.

Ecco il changelog delle ultime 2 versioni:

UMDrip V5 (22/05/08):
Implemented an on the fly file verify feature that
works with every UMD rip operation.

UMDrip V4b (22/05/08):
Preview UMD icon is displayed on the ripping screen.
Program creates ms0:/ISO/VIDEO folder on the Memory
Stick if the folder is not present.
UMD Videos auto detected and ripped to the correct
folder ready to be played with suitable custom firmware.
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Il readme:

******** UMDrip V5 - Art 2006 - 2008! *******

The PSP program with the narrow readme file

*********************************************

Hi Guys,

This program is intended for making backups of
legitimately owned UMDs to an ISO file on your
Memory Stick, in case the UMD should become
damaged, lost, or you wish to preserve it.
The result ISO file can be played with a game
loader, or launched directly with a homebrew
firmware hybrid by Dark_AleX.

The main advantages of UMDrip over similar
programs is that the ISO file is correctly
named, and placed in the appropriate directory
ready to play without the need to have a PC
available to rename the target file, and the
various checks that are carried out prior to,
and during the copy operation.

UMDrip does not place extra zero bytes on the
end of the ISO file as Fastloader 2005 does.
It seems that Fastloader always empties it's
complete copy buffer into the ISO file, even
if the UMD size was exceeded part way through,
relulting in an ISO file of a few kilobytes
larger than it should be.
The result file is also given the proper
extension so that it can be used right away.

Both of the real UMD sound effects used for
UMDrip, as well as the icon background ripping
paper sound were recorded with a PSP and the
Socom microphone headset with Audio Mechanica.
Sound was processed with Creative Wave Studio
for low noise playback through PSP speakers.
Audio Mechanica is another of my PSP programs.
Search for it on Google.

Usage of UMDrip is basic. The only supported
buttons are 'X', Square, and and 'HOME'.
Once you press'X', UMDrip will prompt for a UMD
to be inserted if the drive is vacant. Next,
the UMD game ID and disc size are requested by
the program, and displayed on the screen.

Now that the size of the disc is established,
it is compared to the amount of free space left
on your Memory Stick to make sure there is
enough free space to write the entire ISO.

If there is not enough free space available,
UMDrip will display an error message, terminate
the operation, and return to the splash screen.

If there is enough space on your Memory Stick,
UMDrip will then check for the existence of a
folder by the name of "ISO" in your Memory
Stick's root directory, and a subfolder named
"VIDEO". If either folder is not there, it will
be created, and then UMDrip will write the ISO
file into one of those two directories depending
on the type of UMD.

Backup progress is shown during the operation,
and the user is also informed when the disc rip
is complete. You can exit UMDrip with the HOME
button, but it is not wise try exiting during a
copy operation, as data corruption may result.

The Square button can be held down during a copy
operation to toggle a text progress display.

The UMD ID is used as the name of the target ISO
file. For game UMDs, this will be the code shown
on the UMD case spine. Here are some examples:

Archer Mclean's Mercury (European version):
ULES-00011
Gottlieb Pinball Hall Of Fame (US version):
ULUS-10052

In the case of UMD movies, this is often an
abbreviation of the movie title, for example:

Fun With Dick And Jane (Jim Carrey):
FUN_W_DICK
The Terminator (Arnold Swarzenegger):
TERMINATOR

License to use this software is completely free
on the condition that it is used only to produce
backups of your own legitimately aquired UMDs.

************************************************

*Donations*

I have use for low capacity Memory Sticks to aid
in my PSP programming.
Please consider donating the 32Mb Memory Stick
that came with your PSP once you have upgraded.
You could have your name appear in the intro of
one of my applications to express gratitude.

************************************************

UMDrip is unofficial, and not endorsed by Sony.

This is not a public release.
Please do not spread this program on forums.
I will be released to the public at the end of
the PSP's commercial lifespan.
Please allow me to decide when I think that is.

Cheers, Art.
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Enjoy.

elsisero87 · 24 Maggio 2008

Non funziona.... l'ho provato sulla mia psp slim con l'umd video di Final Fantasy VII advent children, rimane bloccato sulla scritta :"reading umd" e non fa nulla.... può essere che sbaglio qualcosa? Help!!

elsisero87 ha aggiunto 9 Minuti e 43 Secondi più tardi...

...però i giochi me li rippa senza problemi... vabbè... c'era scritto "supporto umd video", però....

jackdany · 25 Maggio 2008

scusate ma la ms0 sarebbe la memory stick giusto?

Xaby · 25 Maggio 2008

jackdany ha scritto: ↑

scusate ma la ms0 sarebbe la memory stick giusto?
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Sì.

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