Apr 10, 2014 - In that order, no ISO/Rom of FF7 that I can see or find anywhere yet it works. I beaten disk 1 and really want to go on to disk 2 but how do I use. Play Final Fantasy VII (Disc 1) [SCES-00867] game that is available in the United States of America (USA) version only on this website. Final Fantasy VII (Disc 1) [SCES-00867] is a Playstation emulator game that you can download to your computer or play online within your browser.

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So last night I finally beat disk 1 of Final Fantasy 7, and before you go on to say 'this is how you do it we get this all the time' let me make one thing clear. Dr jawad ahmed. My copy of FF7 isn't a ISO in a sense, well I'm unsure but it said it was ripped by 'Team$$' who I can't find, inside the FF7-1 folder it has the following files.DS_Store EBOOT.PBP icon0 KEYS.BIN pic1 sndd0.at3 In that order, no ISO/Rom of FF7 that I can see or find anywhere yet it works. So basically whatever guide you were about or thinking of posting may not work as I'm using a ripped version that is used a bit differently.

As my PSP was used the last owner added this so unsure where to find Team$$ to find disk 2 and 3, I have just downloaded a ISO of disk 2 but no idea how to use it.I could add it to my ISO folder as the FF7-1 folder is in my memory stick along with the emulators/roms. I don't even know where the save files are to copy/paste them I just don't know.I beaten disk 1 and really want to go on to disk 2 but how do I use disk 2 without starting all over from disk 1? I know I could add just add ISOs of all 3 disk to my ISO folder (but by doing so would need to delete other ISOs as appears my ISO can't hold too many ISOs as it has a limit that I reached maybe 2 or 3 times and was forced to remove a few ISOs) but I most likely would need to start 100% over unless I can manage to find and move the save files over, it'll just be a bigger problem then it's worth so hoping there's easier way without me having to restart or deleting most of my ISOs just so my PSP can have all 3 disks. P.S I posted this at a PSP site, but they have a thing where you can't post topics with links until you reach 999 posts and it stupidly refused to post this one topic, just because it read the files' names I posted at top as links.

Stupid thing they need to fix. P.S again a friend told me about a program called 'MemcardRed' that's for editing memory cards and well just Google it. Anywasways I don't think it'll help as again the FF7 I was playing 'isn't' a ISO file, OK it might be but as it isn't in the ISO folder (in the game folder with my emulators/roms) it wouldn't help very much.

Your copy wasnt converted with all discs. Get yourself a copy of Final Fantasy 7 for PS1 2. Download PSX2PSP 3. Click the '.'

Button next to ISO/PBP File dropdown box. Select disc 1 of your FF game 4. Click on the ISO/PBP dropdown and select File 2 then click the '.' To select disc 2 5. Then select file 3 and again click '.' Add disc 3 6. Now you can add images if you want.

After you're done click 'Convert' 8. Put the folder (do not rename it) with the eboot it just created in your 'GAME' folder on your memory stick. Enjoy Your save should still work I believe. After you've launched the game just hit the ps button and select which disc you want to activate like you would if you bought a ps1 classic game from psn. Your copy wasnt converted with all discs. Get yourself a copy of Final Fantasy 7 for PS1 2. Download PSX2PSP 3.

Click the '.' Button next to ISO/PBP File dropdown box. Select disc 1 of your FF game 4. Click on the ISO/PBP dropdown and select File 2 then click the '.' To select disc 2 5. Then select file 3 and again click '.'

Add disc 3 6. Now you can add images if you want. After you're done click 'Convert' 8. Put the folder (do not rename it) with the eboot it just created in your 'GAME' folder on your memory stick. Enjoy Your save should still work I believe. After you've launched the game just hit the ps button and select which disc you want to activate like you would if you bought a ps1 classic game from psn.

Click to expand.Well a link to the program he talked about would've been nice, what am I'm suppose to use my PSP for converting and if not.use the program from the video? You need to be as detailed as possible for new members who have no idea on how to do this stuff! XD Also what is PSX2PSP a program I have to download? Maybe that video will have a link to it, it'll be good to link a program a person may not have otherwise they may get confused until you explain better. Not that it isn't a good help.just atm have no idea what you meant ' PSX2PSP' you gotta explain that better, the video is over 20 mins and while I like tut videos.it is long. XD I'll try watching it tho.