31/07/2008, 11:11 PM
This guide is for 3.90 & 4.01 custom firmware & will work for both Phat & Slim
There are some people out there who don't know how to use cintro's, so I put together this guide
I included a Resident Evil 5 cintro that I made to test out, you can also make your own by following a guide by mmmmmm found Here
Files needed
1) AutoStart v4
2) PMF Player
3) cintro.pmf
Download
AutoStart v4 was made by roe-ur-boat & it can launch different applications at start up when a button is held such as cintro's, PSX games & other homebrew apps
you can vist roe-ur-boat's thread Here , feel free to leave your comments in his thread, this a great app & he deserves recognition for his work
To Install AutoStart v4
NOTE: If you have a previous version of AutoStart installed delete the Config.ROE file in ms0:/seplugins before you install AutoStart
1) Extract the AutoStart v4 folder to your desktop
2) copy the seplugins folder to the root of your memory stick
If you already have a seplugins folder place the AutoStart.prx in the seplugins folder & add the line ms0:/seplugins/AutoStart.prx to the vsh.txt
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3) copy the AutoStart Configurator folder to ms0:/PSP/GAME
4) Restart the PSP while holding the R Trigger to enter the recovery menu
5) Go to plugins in the recovery menu & enable the AutoStart.prx, then exit recovery
To Install PMF Player
1) copy the CINTRO folder to ms0:/PSP/GAME (same place as the AutoStart Configurator folder)
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How to get cintro to run at start up
1) run AutoStart Configurator under Game on the PSP
2) in the main menu of AutoStart Configurator click on whatever button you want use at start up (I use L Trigger)
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3) once you have selected a button go to PSP/GAME/CINTRO/EBOOT.PBP, then exit AutoStart Configurator
4) copy over the cintro.pmf to the root of your memory stick
5) Restart your PSP & hold whatever button you used to run cintro at start up, if you did everything correctly you should see your cintro
Note: If you see a black screen instead of the cintro then you may need to disable some plugins
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Credits
roe-ur-boat for AutoStart v4
mmmmmm for the cintro/gameboot guide
Creator of the PMF Player (I don't remember who made it)
There are some people out there who don't know how to use cintro's, so I put together this guide
I included a Resident Evil 5 cintro that I made to test out, you can also make your own by following a guide by mmmmmm found Here
Files needed
1) AutoStart v4
2) PMF Player
3) cintro.pmf
Download
AutoStart v4 was made by roe-ur-boat & it can launch different applications at start up when a button is held such as cintro's, PSX games & other homebrew apps
you can vist roe-ur-boat's thread Here , feel free to leave your comments in his thread, this a great app & he deserves recognition for his work
To Install AutoStart v4
NOTE: If you have a previous version of AutoStart installed delete the Config.ROE file in ms0:/seplugins before you install AutoStart
1) Extract the AutoStart v4 folder to your desktop
2) copy the seplugins folder to the root of your memory stick
If you already have a seplugins folder place the AutoStart.prx in the seplugins folder & add the line ms0:/seplugins/AutoStart.prx to the vsh.txt
3) copy the AutoStart Configurator folder to ms0:/PSP/GAME
4) Restart the PSP while holding the R Trigger to enter the recovery menu
5) Go to plugins in the recovery menu & enable the AutoStart.prx, then exit recovery
To Install PMF Player
1) copy the CINTRO folder to ms0:/PSP/GAME (same place as the AutoStart Configurator folder)
How to get cintro to run at start up
1) run AutoStart Configurator under Game on the PSP
2) in the main menu of AutoStart Configurator click on whatever button you want use at start up (I use L Trigger)
3) once you have selected a button go to PSP/GAME/CINTRO/EBOOT.PBP, then exit AutoStart Configurator
4) copy over the cintro.pmf to the root of your memory stick
5) Restart your PSP & hold whatever button you used to run cintro at start up, if you did everything correctly you should see your cintro
Note: If you see a black screen instead of the cintro then you may need to disable some plugins
Credits
roe-ur-boat for AutoStart v4
mmmmmm for the cintro/gameboot guide
Creator of the PMF Player (I don't remember who made it)