KazMisMas wrote:

EDIT: its a problem with libfaad

Yup, this means that FFmpeg was compiled without libfaad.  Download, compile, and install libfaad.  Then re-configure (./configure), make clean, and make install FFmpeg.  You should configure FFmpeg and add the following to your flags:

./configure
        --enable-gpl
        --enable-decoder=libfaad --enable-libfaad
        --enable-decoder=atrac3 --enable-decoder=h264 --enable-decoder=mpeg4

jdavet wrote:

First of all, I just want to say thanks to dashhacker.  YOU ARE THE MAN!

Now I don't know if I'm the only one having this problem... I'm on Vista Home Premium.  I got almost everything to work... but when I click launch, it says that Open Remote Play is connecting, the "connecting" screen hangs for about 10 seconds, then the screen closes.

Has anybody run into this as well?  I've seen youtube vids where it's working on vista... is it just an issue with my computers (I got the same result on both my desktop and laptop computers), psp (TA-85v2 motherboard with 5.0 m33-6 CFW), or ps3 (60GB NTSC)???  Or maybe it's a deadly combination of all 3?

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

This seems a bit stupid but, did you add the Keys.orp file ? Cuz it hung when i tried it and forgot to add the Keys.orp file.. well try it and see.

beta 1.3 When will you release it?

I think you have done a fantastic job so far. Really hope you have good luck with synchronization.
This will be fantastic once the audio & video is in sync. Hope you luck and really appreciate your work. I hoped someone would figure out a remote play hack for the longest time.
This makes the ps3 so much more accesible and usefull. I will use this alot through my laptop.
Really hope some other dev`s get around to helping you with this fantastic app.
Will you release a windows and linux version on release of beta 1.3? Only asking because I use vista.
Yours
Arnookie

Wish you good luck with it. If you think I can help let me know.
Including a build for OSX and Windows is a good idea and nice to know;)
Its such a shame looking at the psp go that they have no intention of being able to use
ps3 games with romote play. No Right anolouge stick gives that one away.
Do you think that Sony may block this hack with future updates to ps3?
Surley they can`t stop the keys being read from the psp?
What's your thoughts?

Hey so far this seems pretty great cant wait to try it out. But i wanted to ask something sort of asociated with the subject. Well atleast the controler subject. If i got it right you could use a 360 controler on a PS3 this way. But i wanted to know is there a way to use a PS3 on a 360 besides the XCM Cross Fire?

arnookie wrote:

Wish you good luck with it. If you think I can help let me know.
Including a build for OSX and Windows is a good idea and nice to know;)
Its such a shame looking at the psp go that they have no intention of being able to use
ps3 games with romote play. No Right anolouge stick gives that one away.
Do you think that Sony may block this hack with future updates to ps3?
Surley they can`t stop the keys being read from the psp?
What's your thoughts?

No right-analogue stick is a shame.  However from a developer's perspective, I understand that decision.  Since the PSP-Go is not a new PSP (ex: PSP2), they really can't mess with the input hardware (add/remove buttons/sticks, etc.).  If they did that, they would fracture development between PSP-3000 and PSP-Go.  I guarantee that they (Sony) will be adding the right-analogue stick to the PSP's successor.

I doubt Sony will block ORP since, as you mentioned, the keys can always be obtained from older, hacked, PSPs.  Unless they unwisely choose to alienate more than 99% of the PSP user-base by disabling Remote Play on PSP-1000, 2000, & 3000.  They can't change the keys until they have somehow disabled homebrew on all PSP revisions.

My gut feeling is that they will open Remote Play for PCs... maybe they're already working on it.

zer0 wrote:

There's no open port on the PS3, and when enabling the UDP search orp fails when trying to get some packets from the PS3 (the SDLNet_UDP_Recv call keeps returning 0): any clues on what I'm doing wrong?

Looks like the PS3 is not in Remote Play mode.  Under Network, select Remote Play.  Then you will be able to access the PS3 on port 9293 (not 19748).  Hope that helps!

Desverger wrote:

Hey Dashhacker.
Is there any way we can establish the Remote Play connection without having to navigating any menus on the PS3? Would the Power-On feature solve this? If so, is there an eta for that?

WoL (Wake-on-LAN) has been implemented in ORP v1.3.  Though, there hasn't been a binary release for that version yet.  It could be a few more weeks until it's ready.  For this to work, you need to configure your PS3 for Remote Start if you haven't already.  There is some information about how to do that in the FAQ.

bud_toker_13 wrote:

i have all the info i need on the desktop how do i transfer it to the laptop and get it working cus ther is no way to type it in manualy

I assume you're running Windows.  On your desktop computer, search for a file named config.orp.  Under XP, it can be found in:

C:\Documents and Settings\<your username>\Application Data\orpui

Once you've found it, copy it to your laptop, and put it in the same place where you found it on your desktop.

As some of you may already know, Sony has blocked Open Remote Play as of PS3 firmware v2.80, June 24th.  At this time, ORP will no longer work for longer than about 30 - 60 seconds.  I've only looked at the problem for a few minutes but it seems that they've "poisoned" the video stream by some means rather than changing the keys or cryptography.

I'll study what they've done and patch FFmpeg within the next... week?  month?  Not too sure how long it'll be before I can undo Sony's greedy brain damage.  I'll post any progress here as I muddle through it.

Last edited by dashhacker (2009-06-24 00:03:29)

I think sony should have MADE THIS THEMSELVES, not a lone let this guy try to.
Stupid how every joy in the ps3 is crushed by sony