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Yes, after editing the bin file, i merged it to the sysconf_plugin.prx using xander's descrambler GUI. but when i look at the prx again using hex editor, the value did not change.

But if i descramble again that prx, and look at the bin file, the value was indeed changed. If i put it back again with the prx, the value is that of the original (unchanged) prx.

Quitacet Wrote:Yes, after editing the bin file, i merged it to the sysconf_plugin.prx using xander's descrambler GUI. but when i look at the prx again using hex editor, the value did not change.

But if i descramble again that prx, and look at the bin file, the value was indeed changed. If i put it back again with the prx, the value is that of the original (unchanged) prx.

All perfectly varies. You probably have forgotten to press button "Save", after editing in Hex.

I have made changes as for you on 9800 in descramble.bin (sysconf_plugin.bin), in Hex the code has varied on 00 20 19 46.
Then has saved changes in Hex.
Has then executed "Scramble command, i.e. has brought changes in decripted sysconf_plugin.prx.

Having compared a source file with changed it is visible, that changes were applied in Offsets: 0x18558, 0x18559



In last versions FirmWare, Sony has made cunning - it has reduced values Floats, having removed in front two zero bytes.
Thus, now all values "float" are written in two bytes, that in "unsignet short" look not correctly.
But if in front to add two zero bytes there is possible an editing in "floats". Here for this purpose also has been thought up Descrambler.

It is necessary to have in view of, that 4 byte values in "floats" first two bytes should have the zero.
For example, in our example, value 9800 is written as 00 20 19 46, and after performance of Scramble command, in a file is written only 19 46, and first two bytes 00 20 are discarded, that is not correct.

Therefore it is necessary to select the values which are not mentioning the first bytes, for example 2400, 3600, 4800, 9600...

I do not know that such "Xander's descrambler GUI".
Try to take advantage of mine GUI))). Look Attachment...

ErikPshat Wrote:

Quitacet Wrote:Yes, after editing the bin file, i merged it to the sysconf_plugin.prx using xander's descrambler GUI. but when i look at the prx again using hex editor, the value did not change.

But if i descramble again that prx, and look at the bin file, the value was indeed changed. If i put it back again with the prx, the value is that of the original (unchanged) prx.

All perfectly varies. You probably have forgotten to press button "Save", after editing in Hex.

I have made changes as for you on 9800 in descramble.bin (sysconf_plugin.bin), in Hex the code has varied on 00 20 19 46.
Then has saved changes in Hex.
Has then executed "Scramble command, i.e. has brought changes in decripted sysconf_plugin.prx.

Having compared a source file with changed it is visible, that changes were applied in Offsets: 0x18558, 0x18559



In last versions FirmWare, Sony has made cunning - it has reduced values Floats, having removed in front two zero bytes.
Thus, now all values "float" are written in two bytes, that in "unsignet short" look not correctly.
But if in front to add two zero bytes there is possible an editing in "floats". Here for this purpose also has been thought up Descrambler.

It is necessary to have in view of, that 4 byte values in "floats" first two bytes should have the zero.
For example, in our example, value 9800 is written as 00 20 19 46, and after performance of Scramble command, in a file is written only 19 46, and first two bytes 00 20 are discarded, that is not correct.

Therefore it is necessary to select the values which are not mentioning the first bytes, for example 2400, 3600, 4800, 9600...

I tried 4800 also but nothing has changed in the delay time of the "About PSP" option when I play it.

Can you send me your prx with changed value? I would like to try and see if it changed the delay time in actual play time when you press "About PSP" option?

Thanks very much, man. you are really one helpful guy.

Quitacet Wrote:I tried 4800 also but nothing has changed in the delay time of the "About PSP" option when I play it.

Can you send me your prx with changed value? I would like to try and see if it changed the delay time in actual play time when you press "About PSP" option?

Thanks very much, man. you are really one helpful guy.

ОК! Try check up...

ErikPshat Wrote:

Quitacet Wrote:I tried 4800 also but nothing has changed in the delay time of the "About PSP" option when I play it.

Can you send me your prx with changed value? I would like to try and see if it changed the delay time in actual play time when you press "About PSP" option?

Thanks very much, man. you are really one helpful guy.

ОК! Try check up...

I looked at your prx and indeed the value was changed when I generated a bin file and looked at it. However, like my edited prx it doesn't change the delaytime/play time when you press About PSP option under settings.

Maybe there's really no way to extend the delay time? I hope I'm wrong.

Quitacet Wrote:

ErikPshat Wrote:

Quitacet Wrote:I tried 4800 also but nothing has changed in the delay time of the "About PSP" option when I play it.

Can you send me your prx with changed value? I would like to try and see if it changed the delay time in actual play time when you press "About PSP" option?

Thanks very much, man. you are really one helpful guy.

ОК! Try check up...

I looked at your prx and indeed the value was changed when I generated a bin file and looked at it. However, like my edited prx it doesn't change the delaytime/play time when you press About PSP option under settings.

Maybe there's really no way to extend the delay time? I hope I'm wrong.

these are the offsets for 371 firmware,. >>
// the resolution in the "about PSP (playstationportable)" slideshow to fullscreen
// 0x25A6C    480    Change to 480
// 0x25A78    464    Change to 480
// 0x25A70    104    Change to 272
// 0x25A7C    182    Change to 272
// 0x25A80    52     Change to 272
// 0x25A84    272    Change to 272

if you look for these float value's in the 500 sysconfg_plugin.prx then the delay value should be after these somewhere(eg search for 52),. i dunno exact,.
but could be 1000, 2000 or 3000,. then set them to higher eg 10000,. also in that area there should be a 200 float,. its the fade time of the picture's you can try set that value to 1000.

redirecting to EN picture's in system_plugin_about.rco:
0x24F2E           ***tex_about_psp in EN, JP, DE, FR, ES, IT, NL, PT, RU, KO, ZH_T, ZH_S for redirection

Vegetano1 Wrote:

Quitacet Wrote:

ErikPshat Wrote:

Quitacet Wrote:I tried 4800 also but nothing has changed in the delay time of the "About PSP" option when I play it.

Can you send me your prx with changed value? I would like to try and see if it changed the delay time in actual play time when you press "About PSP" option?

Thanks very much, man. you are really one helpful guy.

ОК! Try check up...

I looked at your prx and indeed the value was changed when I generated a bin file and looked at it. However, like my edited prx it doesn't change the delaytime/play time when you press About PSP option under settings.

Maybe there's really no way to extend the delay time? I hope I'm wrong.

these are the offsets for 371 firmware,. >>
// the resolution in the "about PSP (playstationportable)" slideshow to fullscreen
// 0x25A6C    480    Change to 480
// 0x25A78    464    Change to 480
// 0x25A70    104    Change to 272
// 0x25A7C    182    Change to 272
// 0x25A80    52     Change to 272
// 0x25A84    272    Change to 272

if you look for these float value's in the 500 sysconfg_plugin.prx then the delay value should be after these somewhere(eg search for 52),. i dunno exact,.
but could be 1000, 2000 or 3000,. then set them to higher eg 10000,. also in that area there should be a 200 float,. its the fade time of the picture's you can try set that value to 1000.

redirecting to EN picture's in system_plugin_about.rco:
0x24F2E           ***tex_about_psp in EN, JP, DE, FR, ES, IT, NL, PT, RU, KO, ZH_T, ZH_S for redirection

Sir, I used the sysconf_plugin.prx bookmark (from the 5.00 prx offsets thread) as shown in the pic below:



Even ErikPShat edited the prx and wee still can not change the delay (using the bookmark).

Value "time each picture shows 2400" is probable is responsible for other operation. I did not check.
As has told Vegetano1, look offsets for 371 firmware and search for similar positions in offsets 500 firmware.