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General | |
Author | qwikrazor87 |
Type | Plugins |
Version | 7.2 |
License | GPL-3.0 |
Last Updated | 2018/06/27 |
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npdrm_free is a PSP/ePSP plugin to run official NPDRM PS1/PSP content without need of a valid .rif license or act.dat.
Installation
Place npdrm_free.prx at ms0:/seplugins/npdrm_free.prx.
Enable plugin in both ms0:/seplugins/game.txt and ms0:/seplugins/vsh.txt. Write this line in both .txt files:
ms0:/seplugins/npdrm_free.prx 1
Restart VSH, now you can run any official PSN content without a license.
All content must be encrypted and left as is from official .pkg for this plugin to work, otherwise use NoDRM engine in PRO CFW.
Known issues
Changelog
v7.2
- Suspend/resume issue should be fixed, thanks to kyleatlast.
v7.1
- Fixed the import scanning function that caused a crash on false positives.
v7.0
- This plugin now patches the core of npdrm to decrypt content if and only if the official method (rif + act.dat) fails.
- Now you can run official PSN games and DLC without needing to decrypt them.
- Now generates KEYS.BIN for official PSN PS1 EBOOTs on-the-fly if needed.
- PSN TG-16/PC Engine games can now be run without first decrypting any content, do NOT decrypt the PSP-KEY.EDAT for it.
- PTF themes requiring a license can now be installed.
- Suspend issue from previous versions should now be fixed, if not try disabling all other plugins.
Credits
Huge thanks to all involved in the PSP/ePSP/PSVita homebrew community, devs and users alike, without whom I would not be able to accomplish this task. You are too numerous to name.
Big thanks to kyleatlast who revived this project by finally fixing the suspend issue in ePSP.