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[Game Ports and Emulators] XDARoni:
How To Play PS1 Games On Android

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If you're reading this thread then I'm already dead. I have a new mission for you. There are secret emulators being distributed that can emulate old 007 games from the PlayStation 1. Classics like "Tomorrow Never Dies" and "The World Is Not Enough" are now relevant again with the ability to play them on your phone or tablet. Your mission is to follow these instructions carefully so you too can run your old PS1 games again. Good luck loser.

///Please only load games that you have previously purchased. Don't be a thief and pirate anything that you shouldn't. There's no posting bail in guantanamo bay.///

Best Emulators​

ePSXe

You may already be familiar with ePSXe because it has existed as a PC application for quite some time. This app has a crap ton of features like split screen mode, virtual touchscreen pad support, hardware buttons mapping and analog sticks. If you want to use your own controller, ePSXe is compatible with most Android Bluetooth an USB controllers.

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https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.epsxe.ePSXe

FPse

FPse has the smoothest performance when emulating your games. The best feature about this app is that you can play multiplayer with four of your favorite chaps using their phones as controllers while a separate devices acts as your screen.

Aside from this, the app comes with more features than you’ll ever need. Some really cool ones are Google Cardboard support, cheat code search engine, force feedback and compatibility with basically every controller under the sun.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.emulator.fpse

ClassicBoy

ClassicBoy is actually an emulator for 8 different systems. If you’re planning on playing other games in addition to you PS1 stuff, then you’ll probably end up getting this one. Unlike the previous two options, ClassicBoy is free with some in-app purchases.

This emulator will work with your PS1, N64, GBA, GB, GBC, NES, Sega Genesis and SNK NeoGeo games. It is one of the most popular emulators with over 1,000,000 downloads.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.portableandroid.classicboyLite

PS1 ROMs

The PS1 was around during the height of the 007 gaming frenzy. Because of this, some of the most memorable and best games were 007 games. You'll also find a bunch of classics like Mario Brothers, Crash Bandicoot and Yu-Gi-Oh! You can find plenty of ROM sites to download your favorite games. Just don't break the law and pirate anything illegally!

Alright agent, you're ready for your first mission. If everything is good to go, you should be able to begin your mission right away.​
[Game Ports and Emulators] next_1989:
Well your right and i like fpse more then pther emulator good job.
[Game Ports and Emulators] lij abuker:
How to play ps2 in android
[Game Ports and Emulators] Cardaria:
Recently passed all 3 first parts of the Resident Evil from the PS1 emulator
[Game Ports and Emulators] xocas1:
You go to website download an emulator for PS2 that can be installed on android phone, install download the games and start playing.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] ROM-HUAWEI:
Mod Edit links removed
[Miscellaneous Android Development] 5mohsen5:
hi

in this method dont need to unlock bootloader ?

are you sure that knox dont change to 0x1 ?

sorry for my english :p
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Rachav2:
SuperSU 2.46 or 2.61 ? which is more stable and functional?

Why SM J200M this name in purple. It does not work or what?

EDIT.

The functional version is 2.61. that fix the zip Kernel. another version cause bootloop

read more

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=64161125
[Miscellaneous Android Development] minadk:
any one tried this method with SM-j200M ? please advise . i tried before but just i found bootloop
[Miscellaneous Android Development] ransha:
SM-J120F has same cpu.

Is there TWRP recovery for this device?
[Miscellaneous Android Development] sinasmart:
i tried to root my j200H with TWRP but when i flash it, i see error "recovery is not seandroid enforcing"

i flash 2 roms and way you say but still my phone is stock on samsung logo :crying:

plz help me to fix it :(
[Miscellaneous Android Development] davidvd102dvd:
Hi, you just need to restore the stock recovery, see step 3 from OP, i tried to flash in 5.1.1 OIB and i got the same message.
[Miscellaneous Android Development] handrenkhalid:
How to install twrp custom recovery on galaxy j2 sm-j200h ... write. ... recovery is not seandroid enforcing. Please help me to install custom recovery on my phone. :crying::crying::confused:
[Miscellaneous Android Development] mouhssintip:
How to install twrp custom recovery on galaxy j1 ( sm-j120f ) 2016
[Miscellaneous Android Development] BHARAT KUMAR SINGH:
how to install twrp custom recovery on sm-galaxy-j200g
[Miscellaneous Android Development] Gol D Roger:
I flash twrp with odin its pass. First it work on the previous version of sm-j200gudxu 1aok1, but when I update my phone and flash twrp with odin it pass but when I press volume up+home menu+power button at the same time its not twrp but the usual recovery mode on android. Why its like this? Please help. Anyone!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Delphi:
Hi,

recently my S5 started to act strange: everytime I try to copy files from or to the phone it's doing it ridicules slow. Right now I'm at about 0,3MB/sec.

Another thing that happens is that while a file is copied, it shows >2GB big until it's completely saved on the harddisk:

Is there a known bug in the S5 that would explain those utterly slow transfer-speeds? Perhaps because the phonememory is almost completely used? I'm pondering to wipe it

and install Cyanogenmod, though for that I would first need to copy everything, which actually would take days.... :(

Btw.: USB3.0 doesn't makes a difference, I would say it's even slower than 0,3MB/sec with a USB3.0 cable and MTP set to USB3.

Any help?
[XDA Assist] XDA Visitor:
at this point, i've learned more than i want about rooting an android phone (a Sprint HTC EVO 4g to be exact) and i'm now unlocked, s-ON, used RA-supersonic-v2.3 to get this far.

I know from reading that I should really make a backup of the stock ROM at this point just to be safe - i can't seem to find this procedure documented...maybe it's the lack of sleep (on the verge of pulling an all nighter now :\ )

which options should i select for the nandroid backup util? boot, system and data are checked by default. cache is likely irrelevant, what the hell is recovery, wimax and sd-ext (the entire contents of my SD card?), and finally .android_secure

Once this is done and saved locally on the PC, i plan to dump the contents of the SD card to my PC, then partition the HD (no idea what size to make the partitions (using a 32Gb class 10 card)....and now I fall apart.

the instructions for this mod are sparse enough to make me nervouse, but I like what the rom has to offer so far: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1850220

not sure if it supports the GPS yet, but my goal is to have a very small tablet to give to my son in place of his requested iPod Touch device.

Any and all advice / criticism is appreciated...i feel really lucky to have gotten this far. Finding links for utilities for this phone that weren't dead was painful. I especially like how some of the links were pointing right back to Sprint.com

Even unrEVOked3 was dead...
[XDA Assist] OfficerJimLahey:
Hello, and welcome to XDA! :cowboy:

I'm just reading that thread...interesting concept.

Best practice is to back up boot (your kernel), data (your user data), system (system files), and recovery (which in turn would probably be your CWM or TWRP, unless you did special tricks to maintain your stock recovery). Some devices require more than that, does not hurt to back them all up (never mind sd-ext though).

I am lost as to why you need to repartition your External SD. Does not say that in the instructions. If you are thinking of Link2SD, I always went with the scheme of 30GB and 2GB. You may want to allocate more for the second, if the point is games.

Also, since the thread is over three years old (with 2+ years of any OP update), I doubt there will be any more development on it. 4.0.4 is rather dated at this point.

Any other questions you may have, can be asked here:

> Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE > Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting > FAQs - Massive Question Round Up Thread for Jewel [UPDATE: 11/5/2013]

Hope this helps, and good luck! :)
[YU Yureka Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Abhishek Sehwag:
Which type of device YU is giving in replacement. IS THEY GIVE 2ND HAND DEVICE OR NEW ONE.

PLEASE SOMEBODY TELL ME.
[YU Yureka Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Eshanansari:
They give the refurbished device....
[YU Yureka Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NicestRudeGuy:
still waiting for the delhivery person to come and take my device reported on 25
[Samsung Galaxy Mega] DarkRoyale:
I flashed vcorerootv2 via Odin and found out that I accidentally update my old stock ROM (MH2) to updated ROM (CNA3) which has a KNOX (from Philippines). Then most features including Wi-Fi are not working and when I decide to download and flash the stock ROM (CNA3) just to go back to normal, now it stuck in Samsung logo and it says:

Security Fail: Kernel.

I tried flashing custom recovery but I can't still access to recovery (security fail: kernel). Only in download mode.

Sounds bricked and trigged KNOX warranty void. But I just can't find how to get rid of this. Any help will be appreciated. Thanks.

Product Name: GT I9205

Current Binary: Custom

System Status: Custom

KNOX Kernel Lock: 0xfffffffc

KNOX Warranty Void: 0xfffffffc

Qualcomm Secureboot: Enable

Bootloader RP SWREV: 1
[Samsung Galaxy Mega] SystemDoctor:
Have you tried flashing an older firmware on Odin?
[Samsung Galaxy Mega] DarkRoyale:
I've tried. But to no avail. Still prompted as secure fail: kernel.

I messed up with kernel I think. But I still consider this as a soft bricked since I can still access to download mode. So I assumed there's any chance to get back this to normal.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jayd4wg:
at this point, i've learned more than i want about rooting an android phone (a Sprint HTC EVO 4g to be exact) and i'm now unlocked, s-ON, used RA-supersonic-v2.3 to get this far.

I know from reading that I should really make a backup of the stock ROM at this point just to be safe - i can't seem to find this procedure documented...maybe it's the lack of sleep (on the verge of pulling an all nighter now :\ )

which options should i select for the nandroid backup util? boot, system and data are checked by default. cache is likely irrelevant, what the hell is recovery, wimax and sd-ext (the entire contents of my SD card?), and finally .android_secure

Once this is done and saved locally on the PC, i plan to dump the contents of the SD card to my PC, then partition the HD (no idea what size to make the partitions (using a 32Gb class 10 card)....and now I fall apart.

the instructions for this mod are sparse enough to make me nervouse, but I like what the rom has to offer so far: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1850220

not sure if it supports the GPS yet, but my goal is to have a very small tablet to give to my son in place of his requested iPod Touch device.

Any and all advice / criticism is appreciated...i feel really lucky to have gotten this far. Finding links for utilities for this phone that weren't dead was painful. I especially like how some of the links were pointing right back to Sprint.com

Even unrEVOked3 was dead...

sorry for what i think might be a double post - i forgot to log in the last time.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] KingFatty:
Yes, that Ubersonic ROM is good to go, just installed last night. You don't even need to flash a separate GAPPs file, because the play store is already included so you can add your google account and access the play store to install whatever.

Did you ever try to install the Nocturnal ROM? I did, and flashed a version of GAPPs for Android 4.4.4 that added the google applications/functionality, but when I tried to log in by adding the google account, I got an error that it couldn't communicate with google servers and try again later. Never worked that day or the next, so switched to Ubersonic ROM. Ubersonic is based on an older version of Android, compared to Nocturnal ROM that uses a more recent KitKat Android, but I couldn't find anything more recent and Nocturnal wouldn't let me log in (using that one GAPPs I tried, I should have tried a different version before giving up), so I just flashed Ubersonic.
[P3300, MDA Compact III ROM Development] SurfaceCleanerZ:
Hi,

can anyone tell me, how to get Navigon 6 on the Orbit (WM6) to find the internal GPS? Navigon works, but won't find the GPS signal and so it's useless...

TT works out of the box after upgrade.

Or do I need a port splitter as for GPSTuner?

Under WM5 I had the same problem...

regards,

Stefan
[P3300, MDA Compact III ROM Development] wroet:
Did you try the internal com 4?

I think the gps is set to com 4 by default...
[P3300, MDA Compact III ROM Development] MyPass:
Hello, i tried it and MN6 found´s the GPS. But do not spend mor time in this problem. The Artemis is to slow für MN6. I´ve overclocked to 260Mhz and it to slow too for a normal navigation. iGo 2006 or TomTom works better on the device!

Rgds

MyPass
[P3300, MDA Compact III ROM Development] ipxsystems:
I also find iGo too slow also... TomTom is much quicker.
[P3300, MDA Compact III ROM Development] SurfaceCleanerZ:
But TT has no features, no speed display, bad menu, no pois...

Its really a big problem for me, I come from an WM2k3 400MHz PPC which is fast enough for Navigon
[P3300, MDA Compact III ROM Development] wroet:
huh?

TT HAS POI's, Speed display, and the fastest menu... the only thing it doesnt have is TMC which I like about Navogin. (very slow with me also)
[P3300, MDA Compact III ROM Development] SurfaceCleanerZ:
How do I activate the display of speed limits for the road I'm currently on?

I know that there are some pois on the TT homepage to load, I didn't try them, yet. I needed them a few weeks ago, when I needed a bank and realized that o2 didn't deliver it...

How do I activate the display of my actual speed?

Is Navigon TMC with headset connected working for you?

Navigon 6.2 works for me, I think. But I didn't navigate with it, yet.

regards,

Stefan
[P3300, MDA Compact III ROM Development] sascha l:
Du musst mal in den ganzen Einstellungsdialogen gucken. Wo genau weiß ich jetzt auch nicht mehr, aber es ist definitiv möglich, dass die aktuelle Geschwindigkeit angezeigt wird - bei mir hab ich das auch aktiviert.

Kostenloses POIs bekommst du z.B. hier: http://checkpoint.oabsoftware.nl/ Musst dich da nur anmelden. Du kannst die POIs von dort herunterladen und dann direkt in den Kartenordner von TomTom kopieren oder du verwendest deren Software, die mit der du dann direkt von deinem Gerät aus die POIs herunterlädst und individuell einstellen kannst (z.B. ab wievielen Metern er dich mit welchem Sound vor einem Blitzer warnen soll)
[P3300, MDA Compact III ROM Development] SurfaceCleanerZ:
aber skinnen wie mn5 kann man TT nicht, oder?

Ich fand die Anzeige der Geschwindigkeitszonen bei MN5 echt nützlich. Und auch so Dinge wie auf den Bildschirm clicken und dort direkt Tonaus und Nachtmodus zu haben war sinnvoll.

Naja werde es noch mal testen und gucken, ob ich die Einstellung finde.

Danke für die Tips!

Stefan
[P3300, MDA Compact III ROM Development] gguyaz:
...you probably have to buy it and it will work...;-)) for sure!
[P3300, MDA Compact III ROM Development] SurfaceCleanerZ:
What do you want to tell me? TT6 is included in the o2 Orbit package (but without any POI)!

And Navigon is just a test version from the Navigon page!

regards,

Stefan
[P3300, MDA Compact III ROM Development] matmaneyre:
Speed and POIs

You can activate the speed display by going into the menu and clicking "Change Preferences". Then scroll the page across 3 times and tap "status bar preferences" and select "speed" (and any of the others if you like), click done and accept the disclaimer. Speed should now be showing like a fraction, where the number on the left is your actual speed and the number on the right is the speed limit of the road you are currently travelling on.

As for POIs, I have uploaded my collection for you to download, although seeing as you are German, they may be of no use to you as they are for the UK map. However, they are here for anybody else to download if they are any use to anybody. I have compressed the file into *.rar format. Compressed, it is 1.3MB, uncompressed folder size is 2.5MB. Surprisingly small as there are around 275 POI categories. However, TomTom can only have so many enabled at one time so I leave them as they are in the folder on my storage card and copy them over to the folder containing my uk map if and when I require them. Doesn't take a sec and they're worth having in reserve. You never know when you might wanna find a strip bar (...for example!)

Here is the link...

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=4KG7NP6M

AND JUST FOR CONVENIENCE HERE IT IS AGAIN ROUGHLY TRANSLATED INTO IN GERMAN...

Du kannst die Geschwindigkeit Anzeige aktivieren, indem Sie in das Menü und klickenden „in die änderung Präferenzen“ einsteigen. Dann scroll die Seite über 3mal und „Statusstabpräferenzen“ klopfen und „Geschwindigkeit“ vorwählen (und irgendwelche von den anderen, wenn du magst), getan klicken und den Verzicht annehmen. Geschwindigkeit sollte wie ein Bruch jetzt darstellen, in dem die Zahl auf dem links deine tatsächliche Geschwindigkeit ist und die Zahl auf dem Recht die Höchstgeschwindigkeit auf die Straße ist, die du z.Z. an reist.

Was POIs anbetrifft, ich habe gehochladen meine Ansammlung, damit du downloadest, obgleich sehend, da du deutsch bist, sie zu dir unbrauchbar sein können, während sie für das BRITISCHE Diagramm sind. Jedoch sind sie hier für zu downloaden jedes, sonst, wenn sie irgendein Gebrauch zu jedem sind. Ich habe die Akte in *.rar Format zusammengedrückt. Komprimiert, ist es 1.3MB, uncompressed Heftgröße ist 2.5MB. Überraschend klein als gibt es herum 275 POI Kategorien. Jedoch kann TomTom nur haben, also ermöglichten viele auf einmal, also lasse ich sie, während sie im Heft auf meiner Speicherkarte und sie zum Heft rüber zu kopieren sind, das mein britisches Diagramm wenn enthält und wenn ich sie benötige. Dauert nicht eine sek und sie sind wert, in der Reserve zu haben. Du weißt nie, als du einen Streifenstab finden wünschen konntest (… zum Beispiel!)

Ist hier die Verbindung…

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=4KG7NP6M
[P3300, MDA Compact III ROM Development] SurfaceCleanerZ:
Hi,

Thank you for your answer! Englisch is ok, your translation is really funny ;-)

I'll have a look at it!

But no time for testing in the next days!

regards,

Stefan
[P3300, MDA Compact III ROM Development] matmaneyre:
Translation! :)

Not my translation, Google's Translation! I translated back from it's own translation of German back to English and it came back completely different! :D Nevermind. You get the idea. Hope it helps.
[P3300, MDA Compact III ROM Development] Shadoe:
Can i use the headset as a TMC Device? Does anyone have this working (TMC -Navigon)?

I installed Navigon today, Really awesome, i like it lots better than TOM Tom.

And the speed of Version 6,2 is the same as the TT software i thinks. It is at least my opinion.

I have all POI's active and it is fast for me, and i do not have my HTC p3300 Overclocked. (Running Fracoons ROM, Thanks again Mark)

I would like to use the TMC function as well.

Can someone help me out here?

Thanks

Tim
[P3300, MDA Compact III ROM Development] SurfaceCleanerZ:
Hello,

MN6 works good, but loading it, lasts 4 times as long as loading TT, I think. Navigation is quick enough, no problems during 650km, I used it yet.

Adaptors for using the car loader and the headset as antenna for radio are available at ebay in china.

Is there anybody with the newest radio fw., who can test it? For the test, running on battery is possible, the adaptor is only for daily use and the comfort of loading while driving...

regards,

Stefan
[P3300, MDA Compact III ROM Development] Elwyn M3100:
Right. I've got Navigon 5 and I was informed by Navigon that their V6 software needed a 500mhz PPC, which is why on my Hermes/Tytn I've stuck to v5 and not upgraded.

I'm not sure if it's changed for v6 over v5 but if you go into the settings and activate the "Info Bar" then that shows your speed.

As for POIs you can either load them in manually from whereever you download them but you might find it better to get POI Handler, get a years subscription to the POIs and get them that way. An extra £20 I beleive.

I tried it for a year and actually reverted back as I felt it slowed the PDA down and to be honest, being a Professional Driver for a living it was in my interest to notice things like speed cameras with my own eyes without the use of satnav, but it does mean I stick to more speed limits :D

One thing I would like to know from Navigon is if I can get updated maps for v5 as I'm not going to upgrade to 6 but want newer maps. Seems silly that they dont keep the software the same but just update the data :(

Ahh, good luck ;)

As for TMC, sorry, never tried it.

You might want to try such software as GPSDash 2 as well, it gives a lot of information there for when you're driving and you don't need satnav ;)

I take it you've found your internal GPS com port? If you havent then just get the software to scan...

Cheers, Elwyn
[P3300, MDA Compact III ROM Development] Elwyn M3100:
And yes, I prefer it to TomTom too. I had mine set to "Truck" last night and it took us a decent truck route. The "Car" took us down some narrow backroads that were a wee bit tight :eek: :eek: So we stayed on Truck and stayed sane ;)

Do you know how embarassing it is to jam a lorry in a lane :(
[P3300, MDA Compact III ROM Development] TangerineTractor:
I had a play around the other week.

I've always used Tomtom, so I tried some others... iGo was too fiddly, as was Copilot. Navigon worked, but took absolutely ages to start up - it was Ok, but nothing special. Route66 is interesting, and in my opinion really quite good - it has free live traffic, a really nice speed camera implementation, but does not let you manually edit your route, so I'm back with TomTom!
[P3300, MDA Compact III ROM Development] Elwyn M3100:
Yeah, I've found that in the past. Just do a soft reset. Something to do with files in use or something. It has it's good days and bad days. Yesterday I opened and closed the software properly all night and it was only towards the latter half of the run, 7 hours into the shift that it locked up. Soft reset. Swear at it, and then take a tacho break :D :D

For the most part it's been pretty reliable, but I always carry maps as backup as I still don't trust the routings on whatever satnav.

Although apparently TT don't have a "truck" option, which yesterday brought a few people to enquire about it and the software. :D :cool:
[P3300, MDA Compact III ROM Development] TangerineTractor:
I found that each satnav app has something misisng - Route66 is a good all-rounder - if you're approaching a speed camera, it keeps beeping at you until you're below the speed limit, which is damned clever... it also gets traffic updates live, and you can set your type of vehicle, average speeds etc. However, entering routes is nigglt, and there's no way of viewing/amending/avoiding part of the route.

TomTom is by far the simplest to use when driving, and is the only one to work with one finger. It does lack the ability to set your average speeds etc, and traffic updates are chargeable... however, the time to destination estimates tend to be fairly accurate for me, and I'm a pretty fast motorway driver ;-)
[P3300, MDA Compact III ROM Development] SurfaceCleanerZ:
You should try gofast with Navigon 6 then it starts very fast! I'm just missing the skinning features of old MN5 with Min4Inis. The MN6 night skin is not very eye friendly...
[P3300, MDA Compact III ROM Development] Shadoe:
is gofast a program?

never heard of it?

regards

tim