Post: playing backup ps2 disks with freemcboot and esr
06-10-2011, 09:58 PM #1
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ok with freemcboot (my tutorial here: You must login or register to view this content.) you will notice some options in the main menu that wasnt there before. one thing that freemcboot allows you to do is play your ps2 backups burned to a disk or booted off of an hdd. this thread is the disk portion.in the ps2s browser, one new option is ESR. esr, in simple terms, makes the ps2 play a ps2 backup making it think that its booting a DVD movie. to get your ISOs for ps2 disks, i recommend going here:You must login or register to view this content. oh and to see links you need to register and sign in at:You must login or register to view this content.

once you have the ISO of your choice, find and download DVD Decrypter and ESR Disk patcher. search google for dvd decrypter (not img burn. to copy your ps2 games you already own, use dvd decrypter)esr disk patcher can be found here:You must login or register to view this content.


unrar the patcher and run the program. drag and drop the iso you downloaded into the patcher and it will work its magic. (if you get a UDF related error, you found a bad ISO, find another). take this patched ISO and burn it to a DVD-R (must be -R. +R will overwork the laser) with dvd decrypter. look on the disk label and see what the burning speed is. burn at HALF SPEED (8 shown, burn at 4X). take this burned ISO and pop it in your ps2. it will load up ESR automatically. hit the first option. the screen will flash some colors and it will start your game. if it freezes on one of the colors, its a bad ISO, find another. any questions, ask me
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06-11-2011, 05:11 AM #2
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Originally posted by XxWOLFxXLeader View Post
ok with freemcboot (my tutorial here: You must login or register to view this content.) you will notice some options in the main menu that wasnt there before. one thing that freemcboot allows you to do is play your ps2 backups burned to a disk or booted off of an hdd. this thread is the disk portion. in the ps2s browser, one new option is ESR. esr, in simple terms, makes the ps2 play a ps2 backup making it think that its booting a movie. now to get your ISOs for ps2 disks, i recommend going here:
You must login or register to view this content.
oh and to see links you need to register and sign in at:
You must login or register to view this content.
once you have the ISO of your choice, find and download DVD Decrypter and ESR Disk patcher. search google for dvd decrypter (not image burn. to copy your ps2 games you already own, use dvd decrypter)
esr disk patcher can be found here:
You must login or register to view this content.
unrar the patcher and run the program. drag and drop the iso you downloaded into the patcher and it will work its magic. (if you get a UDF related error, you found a bad ISO, find another). take this patched ISO and burn it to a DVD-R (must be -R. +R will overwork the laser) with dvd decrypter. look on the disk label and see what the burning speed is. burn at HALF SPEED (8 shown, burn at 4X). take this burned ISO and pop it in your ps2. it will load up ESR automatically. hit the first option. the screen will flash some colors and it will start your game. if it freezes on one of the colors, its a bad ISO, find another.

any questions, ask me


nice post bro...we needed a PS2 section! im gonna be posting some stuff here Happy

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06-11-2011, 04:42 PM #3
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Originally posted by xCoDJumper View Post
nice post bro...we needed a PS2 section! im gonna be posting some stuff here Happy

thanks Happy i guess im wanting my first sticky with the freemcboot threads i put up:P and i know! as soon as i seen this section i had to post this here. ill be checking here often for updates on homebrewSmile
06-11-2011, 04:44 PM #4
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Originally posted by XxWOLFxXLeader View Post
thanks Happy i guess im wanting my first sticky with the freemcboot threads i put up:P and i know! as soon as i seen this section i had to post this here. ill be checking her often for updates on homebrewSmile


just make the post a little bit more organized and it'll more then likely be stickied. put it in paragraphs Awesome face
06-11-2011, 04:49 PM #5
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Originally posted by xCoDJumper View Post
just make the post a little bit more organized and it'll more then likely be stickied. put it in paragraphs Awesome face

yeah i was going to at first but it was stormin while i was typing it so i had to hurry :P. not five minutes after i posted it, the power went out so i got lucky haha. ill fix this and the install one soon.

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06-13-2011, 08:05 PM #6
do i have to have a modded ps3 4 this? or do i do just what you said here to do? also does it matter if its the fat or skinny ps3?
06-14-2011, 01:27 PM #7
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Originally posted by PGO View Post
do i have to have a modded ps3 4 this? or do i do just what you said here to do? also does it matter if its the fat or skinny ps3?


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PS2 man not ps3. typo?
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check my sticky on how to soft-mod your ps2 console. doesnt matter if its fat or skinny. difficulty of installation depends on what little extras you have laying around. just check it out and ask me if you need help with anything
06-14-2011, 07:37 PM #8
ya sorry it was a typo lol but ya i can do this this even if the ps2 wasnt modded before right?
06-14-2011, 07:46 PM #9
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Originally posted by PGO View Post
ya sorry it was a typo lol but ya i can do this this even if the ps2 wasnt modded before right?

no, the ps2 must be modified with freemcboot (my tutorial is the first link at the top of the thread. if you have codebreaker, actionreplay max, or gameshark i would look into it. its free. or you can try my install method. little harder but it does work even without the other devices mentioned.)
oh and please quote me so i can see you replied
06-14-2011, 07:53 PM #10
Originally posted by XxWOLFxXLeader View Post
no, the ps2 must be modified with freemcboot (my tutorial is the first link at the top of the thread. if you have codebreaker, actionreplay max, or gameshark i would look into it. its free. or you can try my install method. little harder but it does work even without the other devices mentioned.)
oh and please quote me so i can see you replied

alrighty then thank you

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