For this to work you will need a Intel based Mac and a hacked PSP. Pretty cool idea actually. For example say at work you don’t have wifi, with this you could connect to your PS3 now. If you try it let us know how it is. A Windows version will be available in about a week.
Open Remote Play How to:
1. If you have not done so already, register your PSP with your PS3 for Remote Play.
2. Copy the ORP_Export folder (it’s included) to your PSP under /PSP/GAME
3. Run Open Remote Play Export on your PSP. This will create a file on the memory stick called export.orp. Copy this file to your PC.
4. Run the ORP GUI and click on Import, locate and import export.orp. You will have to manually change the IP address of your PS3, by default it will be set to 0.0.0.0. I keep two profiles, one for local LAN and another for when I’m connecting from the Internet. You can create multiple profiles by simply changing the Name field and clicking Save.
5. Click Import again, this time locate and import “keys.orp.” You only have to do this once for a new installation, or if there is a key update.
6. Select a profile, cross your fingers, and click Launch!Dashhacker strongly encourages you read the included README.txt before proceeding; remember, this is beta. The API and Windows player will be available within a week.
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Written by: Tosh
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#1 by earl on May 9th, 2009
The remote play is a sweet function, although been a little buggy for me when I try to push it. (video)
I love my hacked psp, greatest thing ever. I love all the old NES games, and it’s a blast playing them on it. I just got the Kuribo’s Shoe in Super Mario 3. What a hilarious power-up! Good memories…
I love all the added functionality that keeps coming into the PS3 and PSP from Sony and the hackers. No better way to view digital photos with friends then the PS3 on the bigscreen.
earl
#2 by Tosh on May 10th, 2009 [ 87591 Points ]
I really like my hacked PSP too, I have a fatty PSP. I never download any pirated stuff. I just like the freedom it offers. I no longer have to carry around any UMD’s which is soo nice. Plus it loads faster.
Playing old Sega Genesis games on it sometimes is fun too.
#3 by Alan on September 24th, 2009
My PSP asked me to update before i could connect it to my ps3, its now running version 6.00 has anyone got a hacked version so i can use the opr_export