I'd just like to see how it goes with COMI, I don't want it to be the official build or anything. It just seems that the ogg format compressed files seem to cause some stuttering for certain dialogue. Would it be worth decompressing it to see if that makes a difference? It's pretty well perfect in t...

joostp wrote:Due to popular demand I did actually build a 333mhz version as well this time around, but haven't yet uploaded it somewhere.

joost any chance of that psp 333mhz version?

Guys, you need to log any problems you're having, and it wouldn't hurt to give these guys a bit of money for all the trouble they go to.

Dude track down Noobz PSP battery unbricker, basically you're going to need a spare battery (should be able to buy one of these for not alot of money), and a spare memory stick. Once you get Noobz software you're going to need a mate with a hacked (open execution) PSP to run the software which will ...

Actually, my experience with emulation is that you usually need more like 10 times the power to emulate a system at good speeds, at least. Luckily, ScummVM is not an emulator. So in theory, it should be possible to get it to work just fine on a 222Mhz PSP. It's mostly a matter of fine tuning, made ...

You'll find that the 333mhz option in your modded firmware does very little. I tried it myself and it made no difference, the eboot sets the clock speed when scummVM launches from the game menu as best I can work out. I've logged COMI as a fault for the PSP port of ScummVM, I see Joostp has been ass...

Yes I understand it will drain battery faster but in order to get games which were designed to run on 133Mhz computers like Curse Of Monkey Island, I really think it needs 333Mhz to take up the slack. Following the usual rule of thumb regarding emulation you need something 3 times more powerful then...