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==Definition== | ==Definition== | ||
The [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PlayStation_Portable Sony PlayStation Portable (PSP)] is a portable console released by Sony in 2004. Media was distributed on proprietary discs called [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Universal_Media_Disc Universal Media Discs (UMDs).] There is no way to read UMDs natively on PC, thus a PSP is required to dump them. | The [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PlayStation_Portable Sony PlayStation Portable (PSP)] is a portable console released by Sony in 2004. Media was distributed on proprietary discs in caddies called [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Universal_Media_Disc Universal Media Discs (UMDs).] There is no way to read UMDs natively on PC, thus a PSP is required to [[Sony_PlayStation_Portable_Dumping_Guide|dump]] them. | ||
== Versions == | == Versions == | ||
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For Japan/Korea/Asia UMDs, virtually all of them have a mould SID that is a bit difficult to read, starting with 45Q then a 4th digit. It often looks like "450" or "45O" but it is in fact "45Q." So the data side mould SID should be something like 45Q4 instead of 4504 / 45O4. | For Japan/Korea/Asia UMDs, virtually all of them have a mould SID that is a bit difficult to read, starting with 45Q then a 4th digit. It often looks like "450" or "45O" but it is in fact "45Q." So the data side mould SID should be something like 45Q4 instead of 4504 / 45O4. | ||
Single layer UMDs still have the second layer present as part of the UMD specs. These will be locked of in TOC though and | Mould SIDs in general are also very easily covered by the caddy. So moving the disc around inside of it is often required to see it properly. | ||
Single layer UMDs still have the second layer present as part of the UMD specs. These will be locked of in TOC though and are not covered by Redump. Discs will carry a dummy code corresponding to where the code for the second layer would be. Format of which include "''UMXX-000206B1''" (US) "''A0600666666-B511''" (EU) and "''0000-00000''" (Japan) and these get added as is. | |||
== UMD Video == | == UMD Video == | ||
UMD movies are currently not eligible by Redump. | UMD movies are currently not eligible by Redump. Exception when they came with demos such as Stealth + Wipeout Pure and [https://wiki.redump.info/PlayStation_Portable_(with_Movie_Partition)_Dumping_Guide a special method] is used to dump them. | ||
UMD- | Some games came mastered on UMD-Video discs (so called [https://wiki.redump.info/Sony_PlayStation_Portable_-_UMD-PG_List UMD-PG] Games). But are currently not accepted since no method of making complete dumps exists. | ||
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Definition
The Sony PlayStation Portable (PSP) is a portable console released by Sony in 2004. Media was distributed on proprietary discs in caddies called Universal Media Discs (UMDs). There is no way to read UMDs natively on PC, thus a PSP is required to dump them.
Versions
When two different numbered versions of a given disc exist, both entries get the version number placed into the datname. This also applies to v1.00 discs.
Internal Serial
Internal Serials for all Sony systems are a standardized format in redump: [T:ISN] XXXX-##### (example: [T:ISN] ULUS-12345)
Ringcodes
For Japan/Korea/Asia UMDs, virtually all of them have a mould SID that is a bit difficult to read, starting with 45Q then a 4th digit. It often looks like "450" or "45O" but it is in fact "45Q." So the data side mould SID should be something like 45Q4 instead of 4504 / 45O4.
Mould SIDs in general are also very easily covered by the caddy. So moving the disc around inside of it is often required to see it properly.
Single layer UMDs still have the second layer present as part of the UMD specs. These will be locked of in TOC though and are not covered by Redump. Discs will carry a dummy code corresponding to where the code for the second layer would be. Format of which include "UMXX-000206B1" (US) "A0600666666-B511" (EU) and "0000-00000" (Japan) and these get added as is.
UMD Video
UMD movies are currently not eligible by Redump. Exception when they came with demos such as Stealth + Wipeout Pure and a special method is used to dump them.
Some games came mastered on UMD-Video discs (so called UMD-PG Games). But are currently not accepted since no method of making complete dumps exists.