I've yet to buy a PSC but will any 2.5" 1 TB USB 3.0 external HDD connected to it work, regardless of the OTG cable?
What's the best PSC exploit?
What's the best PSC exploit?
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OTG, external HDD and exploit questions
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You can buy a T Adapter for from USB micro to micro and USB A. it depends on the Power Supply you're going to use if it Delivers enough Power for the PS Classic when you're planning on using a 2,5" drive. 3,5" drives should work fine because they got their own Power Supplies.
Your Jailbreak options are
I prefer Autobleem with it's your choice.
Your Jailbreak options are
AutoBleem vs. BleemSync vs. RetroBoot
it depends on what you prefer.I prefer Autobleem with it's your choice.
I don't know what's a T Adapter but I was planning to use a 2.5" 1 TB external HDD so how can I know if the PSC's power supply would deliver enough power for it and the PSC itself before buying it?
So, using a 2.5" external HDD mightn't work but using a 3.5" external HDD might?
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An Adapter like this, you can get them on aliexpress:
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/100...0!sea!DE!828381341&curPageLogUid=BaMiWvJSgeTc
https://www.aliexpress.com/item/100...0!sea!DE!828381341&curPageLogUid=BaMiWvJSgeTc
OK, but what's the difference between using it or an OTG cable and would it cover the PSC's HDMI port?
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This Adapter is useful because you need to provide power to the PS Classic.
You could also use the front USB but then one of the ports can't be used for a second Controller and it looks neater with the OTG Adapter I showed you.
Of Course you need the correct angled one, there are 2 different once and only one of this is suitable, the other one would block the HDMI Port.
I think left Bend is the correct angled one.
I recommend checking the Connector on the PS Classic and compare it to the Pictures in the Reviews, there is also mentioned above the Picture which one the specific Customer Ordered.
You could also use the front USB but then one of the ports can't be used for a second Controller and it looks neater with the OTG Adapter I showed you.
Of Course you need the correct angled one, there are 2 different once and only one of this is suitable, the other one would block the HDMI Port.
I think left Bend is the correct angled one.
I recommend checking the Connector on the PS Classic and compare it to the Pictures in the Reviews, there is also mentioned above the Picture which one the specific Customer Ordered.
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But an OTG cable may provide power to the PSC as well. I don't think I'll use a second controller, so, in this case, what should be done, use a 2.5" external HDD connected to the PSC's Micro USB port via Micro USB - USB-A OTG cable or an USB 2.0/3.0 flash drive connected to a front port?
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Honestly, if you want it to look clean and can live with having to swap SD cards or limiting yourself to the capacity of a single SD card you may prefer going a route similar to what I did... tho you COULD fit a 2.5" drive in here as well, it just wouldn't be easily removable.
Full picture guide
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That's way too hard for me and I want to use an external HDD, not an SD card. Also, I thought 2.5" external HDDs had to be connected to the PSC's Micro USB port via OTG cable.
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I don't know. Many, I guess. Is it possible to remove stock games?
Do all USB 2.0 flash drives work and what's the average PS1 game size?
Are USB flash drives slower than external HDDs and do they wear faster?
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Can't remove the internal 20 games, some of the are not bad to try though like Wild Arms, Final Fantasy 7, Street Fighter Puzzle, it come down to how much storage you want, I just have a 32GB usb connected to the front, games size range from like 100MB to 2GB, so it come down to how much space you need. I believe you can run like 256GB samsung fit since it is so small.
So, would it support a 256 GB 2.5" external HDD and an USB flash drive connected to the front or only the latter and doesn't it need to be USB 2.0? I guess 256 GB would be enough for me but if the PSC doesn't support USB 3.0 it would be slower copying files to it from the PC than if using an USB 3.0 device. Maybe it would take hours to copy dozens of them. I don't mind losing a front port.
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The OTG cable need to be connect to the where the power cable is connected, not through the front, the front is limited to 5V/100mA without doing limiter mod.
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AuviPal 3-Port Micro USB OTG Hub Adapter (3 USB Ports + Power Port) for Fire Stick 4K, Playstation Classic, Raspberry Pi Zero, Sega Genesis Mini, S/NES Classic Mini and More - Black
Something like this can be found on Amazon.
AuviPal 3-Port Micro USB OTG Hub Adapter (3 USB Ports + Power Port) for Fire Stick 4K, Playstation Classic, Raspberry Pi Zero, Sega Genesis Mini, S/NES Classic Mini and More - Black
Something like this can be found on Amazon.
Would the PSC support a 2.5" USB 3.0 1 TB external HDD if using that?
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I thought only some external HDDs/USB flash drives worked hence there's a compatibility list (and it doesn't even mention the former).
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Are USB flash drives slower than external HDDs and do they wear faster?
What's the difference between said exploits and what about Project Eris?
Last edited by Windows_10_User,
The usb port on the front is usb 2.0, limited to 100mA without doing the limiter mod, there is a compatibility list for USB flash drive, hdd won't work on the front without mod I believe.
Obviously using a hdd is more beneficial due to usb thumb drive die faster, project eris allows you to run ps1 games along with RetroArch.
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