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A developer by the name of Damox has created an online database of PS3 game's Title ID's. The Title ID is a unique identifier (BLUS-12345, BLES-99999 etc) stored in the game's PARAM.SFO. The website, hosted on Damox.net, allows users to submit new title id's via the webpage or through their newly released PC app. The app scans your hard drive for PARAM.SFO's, determines if the PARAM.SFO is from homebrew or an actual game, and then allows users to upload their results.



Project Homepage: Damox.net

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There is a little over a week, we introduced a website developed by Damox calling PS3-Index, which has also been evolved. He thus allowed to reference the gameid PS3 games. It can therefore be several news as the game title, title_id and firmware required by the game's strong point this site was to propose a system called community which allowed everyone to participate in the expansion of database site by adding its "PARAM. SFO" and the site does the rest, containing all the information in your file directly on the site.



But now, now developed by a software always Damox associated with the site was created and will facilitate the work of users wanting to participate and therefore put their "PARAM. SFO. It can therefore no need to access the site to upload the file "PARAM. SFO.
Source: Logic-Sunrise


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I don't understand, can't you just use SFO Editor?

Yes, but not everyone knows how.