great start with emulators
shame no sound
sony will try and block BDJ from mem. stick now

yeah sound would be good

http://www.ps3-hacks.com/forums/viewtopic.php?id=6015

So, it's not like THAT^ one?

Oh, and I have HUNDREDS of roms.

I got the BAED for Xbox1

Powerslave wrote:

http://www.ps3-hacks.com/forums/viewtopic.php?id=6015

So, it's not like THAT^ one?

Oh, and I have HUNDREDS of roms.

I got the BAED for Xbox1

No, It uses Blu-Ray Disc Java. Not Swapmagic and what not.

lildesiikid wrote:

i dont think sony will block this. but this is pretty cool. ill hold of until sound support (if possible, idk) and can blue ray java run snes? like does it have the power to?

Not sure if they can block it without jeopardizing BR-D Java altogether.   They may rendure some functions NOT to work, may may inadvertently effect legitimate BR-D java apps.   Well, not that the emulator is Illegitimate, but who know what they think about it.  I am sure Nintendo would have an issue, but that's really not Sony's concern.

Once this BR-d java is learned, you can expect some cool things.  They have Arcade Emulators now using Java, so once they get sound working?  We can have MAME for PS3 using BR-D Java.

Just a heads up for people, here is some information on BR-D Java (BD-J): BD-J is based on a packaged media profile of Globally Executable MHP, or GEM. GEM, in turn, forms the basis of most global digital television application standards, including Multimedia Home Platform ("DVB-MHP") for broadcast, satellite, and cable worldwide, OpenCable Application Platform ("OCAP") for North American cable, and Advanced Common Application Platform ("ACAP") for US broadcast. GEM is an ETSI standard; DVB-MHP is a DVB standard. All GEM-based standards are built on top of Java technology, invented by Sun Microsystems. Because BD-J, MHP, OCAP, and ACAP are all based on the Java platform, there is a high degree of content interoperability between these standards, making it easier, for example, for Blu-ray Disc content features to be made available on cable Video on Demand, or for interactive television content originally aired on broadcast television to be repackaged and made available on Blu-ray Disc.

BD-J Sample Code Xlet which is An Xlet is very similar to a Java applet and is designed to support applications for Digital TV. Xlets, unlike applets, can be paused and resumed. The Xlet interface is part of Sun's JavaTV specification.

import javax.tv.xlet.XletStateChangeException;
import javax.tv.xlet.XletContext;
import javax.tv.xlet.Xlet;
 
public class BasicXlet implements Xlet {
    public BasicXlet () {}
    public void initXlet (XletContext context) throws XletStateChangeException {}
    public void startXlet () throws XletStateChangeException {}
    public void pauseXlet () {}
    public void destroyXlet (boolean unconditional) throws XletStateChangeException {}
}

BD-J Xlet Capabilities - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BD-J#BD-J_ … pabilities

so this is the 1st REAL Emulator that runs on the PS3
that you 
dot  need to mod the ps3 in any way

or use any type of ps2 loader

Last edited by Ryu (2008-08-19 19:58:51)

lildesiikid wrote:

ya and btw shouldnt this be in homebrew lol

It is not HOME BREW technically.  The program is not in the console's native code, it's Sun JavaTV...  It executes trough the BR-D hardware, as a set-top one would. 

Sun has established an open-source community at https://hdcookbook.dev.java.net that gives a programmer the tools needed to burn a recordable BD-RE disc at home, and play it on most consumer players, and the PS3.

BR-J is going to bring back Space Ace, on Blu-Ray, and will play and perform much better than Dragon's Lair.

Deep Dive: Blu-ray Disc Java 1/21/2008
Sun's Blu-ray Disc architect Bill Foote demonstrates some of the powerful capabilities of BDJ, the Java platform for Blu-ray Disc: http://java.sun.com/developer/media/deepdivebluray.jsp

heres a Direct Link to download for those who dont like to wait lolz

http://www.snapdrive.net/files/516750/w2.zip

here a DIFFERENT ONE
http://www.dcemu.co.uk/vbulletin/showth … p?t=137943
http://bu-nyan.m.to/

Ô [‚É‚á‚ñ a japanese coder has released the first emulator for the PS3 USing the BD-J format. This app also displays PNG. jpeg and gif files. Best of all it plays Nes games , The Nes game has to be named rom.nes

PS3 Filer - http://www.megaupload.com/?d=5GXDN1XO

Last edited by jenkosz (2008-08-20 12:21:05)

Uh.  Did you extract it first?  Then put it in root. It doesn't need to be in a folder called video just the root of the flash drive.

Did you not read the instructions? I thought I was pretty clear when I wrote -

Controls-
A - X
B - Square
Movement - D-Pad or Left Analog Stick (Up, Down, Left, Right)
Start - 2 (Hit Triangle, select 2 from Numeric Pad)
Select - 1 (Hit Triangle, select 1 from Numeric Pad)

Additional Commands -
3 - Returns to Rom List (Hit Triangle, select 3 from Numeric Pad)
4 - Cycles "Nowait" commands, Controls Framerate (Hit Triangle, select 4 from Numeric Pad)