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heheheh, no worries nice to see someone using it so I assume some one else might as well. Updated the script on github, need to change the $decryptpath = '' in the script to custom location. remove leading \ so just 'd:' or 'd:\isopath'

Nice, updated one more bug I found in script if you end up using. I think if you restart your powershell console it won't ask for the check after every run now that you set your execution policy. Or try PowerShell -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -File c:\script.ps1 but glad you have both working. Nice work also @JoeViking245 for not having any PS3 ISO to test with!

You downloaded the script from link right? It maybe windowsPowershell issues, but open powershell and run script from the prompt like C:\path\myscript.ps1 or path into location of script and do .\script.ps1 Oh and maybe your execution policy. run this as well: Set-ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned -force

No problem, I did find a typo just now and updated the post. That maybe the issue as it was a bad path. Just fixed a few issues and actually tested it. Has some verbose details now so hopefully good to go. https://github.com/ptmorris1/RPCS3-ISOLauncher-Launchbox/blob/master/Bulk-Decrypt-ISOs.ps1

Here is a Powershell that should work. Change the first 4 variables paths to suit your needs....$PS3DEC,$ISOroot,$ISOdecrypt,$dkeys. Then save to .ps1 file and run. #path to ps3dec.exe $PS3DEC = 'C:\path\ps3dec.exe' #root folder where you keep encrypted iso $ISOroot = 'C:\MYisos' #root folder where decrypted ISO will be stored. $ISOdecrypt = 'C:\decrypted' #root folder you keep all dkeys files $dKeys = 'C:\keys' $ISOall = Get-ChildItem $ISOroot $report = foreach ($iso in $ISOall) { Clear-Variable key -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue $Key = Get-ChildItem $dKeys | Where-Object -Property name -Like "$([System.IO.Path]::GetFileNameWithoutExtension($iso.fullname))*" if ($null -ne $key){ $KeyValue = Get-Content $key.FullName $DecryptISO = $ISOdecrypt + "$([System.IO.Path]::GetFileNameWithoutExtension($iso.fullname))" + '_DEC.iso' & $PS3DEC d key $KeyValue $($iso.fullname) $DecryptISO [PSCustomObject]@{ OrginalISO = $iso.name Decrypted = $DecryptISO Status = 'Completed' } } else { [PSCustomObject]@{ OrginalISO = $iso.name Decrypted = '' Status = 'No Key found' } } } $report

I posted my updated script above if you still want. I can write up a powershell to bulk decrypt if @JoeViking245 doesn't help before I can get to it. But you will need another drive with enough space to duplicate your entire 1500 games too.

Nice, I didn't even read to see if anyone had replied yet before posting my own. I would think the same and just decrypt the games I am playing or know I will play but hey to each his own.

I don't remember why I didn't do this last time it was requested, maybe I was just being lazy or burnt out not sure but I think I worked this out now. I will clean up and write up better instructions this weekend....probably. https://github.com/ptmorris1/RPCS3-ISOLauncher-Launchbox Use the RPCS3-Decrypt-ISO-LaunchBox.ps1 and let me know how it works out for you. Put script in same folder as RPCS3.exe (or change script path) make folder in same place called ps3dec and add ps3dec.exe and vcomp100.dll to this folder (or change script path) make another folder in root with rpcs3.exe and name it dkeys and add all keys into this folder (or change script path) setup as per normal instructions for launchbox this version only works for encrypted games. ISO name must not be changed or must be same name as key or this will not work. As long as name and key are same should decrypt and run game.

Right, it only shows in game on compatibility page so makes sense. Sorry it doesn't work for you, not sure how to help. I am not a dev. I haven't even touched the emulator in months and don't even use it. I just posted this script to possibly help someone else since it worked for me. Good luck!

A PS3 disc is read only, JB format may be R\W but RPCS3 is not modifying any files just like a real PS3 with a disc would behave. I have used this method with any compatible game, one I recall that is small and good to test with 3D Dot Game Heroes. The problem appears to be on your side. Have you read? https://github.com/ptmorris1/RPCS3-ISOLauncher-Launchbox

Not really sure why you have issues. I would have said to try and extend the ISO mounting time out but you said you commented out and still have the problem. The only other thing I would try is to right click ISO in windows and mount. Then manually use it with RPCS3 and see if that works. Should be same as JB format. This script just does that, mounts the ISO as a drive letter, runs the eboot file, unmounts drive once RPCS3 is done. Try also chaing the timeout to 3 or more seconds. Start-Sleep -Seconds 2

I use PS3_ISO_TOOLS V2.2.exe to build my ISO. Not sure if ImgBurn will work or not. As far as HDD game is corrupted, not really sure. Check the RPCS3 site for game compatibility. Also test you JB format game before ISO conversion and see if same error. My tool literally just mounts the ISO so it doesn't have to be extracted out each time to play. Any errors will be on your side and with RPCS3 most likely.

Here is the updated script and instructions. Let me know if any issues and I can try to fix. Attached file but may become outdated so check github link. https://github.com/ptmorris1/RPCS3-ISOLauncher-Launchbox The script. https://github.com/ptmorris1/RPCS3-ISOLauncher-Launchbox/blob/master/RPCS3-ISO-LaunchBox.ps1 RPCS3-ISO-LaunchBox.ps1

@FoxyMonty What are you using to decrypt your ISO? ps3dec or 3k3y or something else? Why not decrypt them and be done instead of having to decrypt every time you want to play and have that extra copy stored as well, just curious. Looks like LaunchBox supports running powershell now so I have updated my script for launching ISO, will post tomorrow or this weekend.

Still the best way to do it as far as I know. I didn't know about encrypted ISO, my script doesn't account for that.

@Landcross Was able to get powershell to work this way but my paths are hardcoded into the script so not as dynamic as using the converted exe.

https://rpcs3.net/compatibility A few games are playable, mostly PSN games but some.

You aren't able to open the iso directly as far as I know, so you would need to extract it out to its own folder and load the EBOOT.BIN. This just mounts the drive and keeps the ISO in tact and easily moved around if needed, easier than a 20gb folder and files.

Doesn't look like it. Let me mess around with it and see if I can get that to work also. Thanks! So if you setup like this it can work with a relative path, I will see about improving this..... How to use relative path: Put RPCS3-Launcher.exe and .config into your RPCS3 folder along with rpcs3.exe. setup your default command line parameters with ".\rpcs3.exe" Should work now.

Added script to decrypt and mount ISO's now and also a powershell script to bulk decrypt entire folder of encrypted ISO's. https://github.com/ptmorris1/RPCS3-ISOLauncher-Launchbox So after getting into Launchbox from EmulationStation I wanted to port my PowerShell script to mount ISO for RPCS3 over to run on Launchbox. I found the same thing as @Landcross that you can't run Powershell under Launchbox for some reason. Finding his\her thread here helped me in a few ways. How to convert PowerShell scripts to exe, very easy. nNASOS is awesome! Will be converting my collection after this....tested his script and worked great! used his script to verify my own, Thanks @Landcross This script will take ISO and mount it as a drive letter, then launch rpcs3.exe with the path to the mounted ISO's eboot.bin. Then waits for the rpcs3.exe process to close and un-mounts the ISO. No need to extract ISO files to play games! Usage: Download the file attached and create a folder under launchbox (or wherever you prefer) with the RPCS3-Launcher.exe and .config file inside. I included the pre-created EXE and the .ps1 script as well but not needed for Launchbox. Add the RPCS3-Launcher.exe to as an emulator. Emulator Name: RPCS3-ISO Path: path to RPCS3-Launcher.exe Default Parameters "path to your rpcs3.exe in quotes" Make sure to associate with platform tab: Sony Playstation 3 and click OK to finish and close if needed. Now go into your games and edit an ISO game you have. Select the emulation tab and choose your newly created emulator RPCS3-ISO (or whatever you named it in step # 2) Do this for EVERY ISO you have. Once completed..... Start playing ISO games with RPCS3 under Launchbox! How to use relative path: Put RPCS3-Launcher.exe and .config into your RPCS3 folder along with rpcs3.exe. setup your default command line parameters with ".\rpcs3.exe" Let me know if issues for you and I can try to help! RPCS3-ISOLauncher-Launchbox.zip