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For example, audiocodec.prx or libatrac3plus.prx can be used. Not giving direct links to these files, but there's a list of UMD/PSN games from which these files can be legally obtained.
Is this tool not supposed to work with these prx modules?
I have now built pspdecrypt, but for every prx I try to decrypt, I get "Unknown input file format!" error. Am I supposed to use some extra options for successful prx decryption? Can't find anything related in the documentation.
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artart78 commentedon Jul 10, 2024
These binaries are encrypted, you can decrypt them using this tool: https://github.com/John-K/pspdecrypt
tpimh commentedon Jul 11, 2024
I have now built
pspdecrypt, but for every prx I try to decrypt, I get "Unknown input file format!" error. Am I supposed to use some extra options for successful prx decryption? Can't find anything related in the documentation.tpimh commentedon Jul 15, 2024
As discussed in Discord, pspdecrypt doesn't handle the
~SCEheader.There are two solutions:
~PSPheader start:tail -c +65 libsmth.prx > libsmth-psp.prxsharkwouter commentedon Jul 15, 2024
@tpimh If there are no issues with the fixed up implementation, we should probably merge those changes.
tpimh commentedon Jul 16, 2024
prxtoolis fine,pspdecryptis the tool that needed fiddling. Of course, we can fork the original pspdecrypt to pspdev organization, then merge the changes from the fork that can skip the ~SCE header.sharkwouter commentedon Jul 16, 2024
Oh, fair. I think John is still active, though.