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Now the only problem you have to consider is user number. Rechecked and changed the Console ID/DPS & PSID's again to the original PS3's
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Deleted ALL files in donor PS3 "\dev_flash2" then FTP'd ALL original PS3's "\dev_flash2\" files over! I wanted to use the xRegistry.sys and it worked and changed my User ID and user/00000001 etc.ħ. Created new User account and Deleted my original account (Donor PS3 made it user/00000009)Ħ. WebMan (webMAN_MOD_1.47.33_1.47.33_brewology_com.pkg) installed and used on both PS3's to copy and change IDPS & PSIDs.ĥ. CFW on donor PS3 and a larger HDD installed.ģ. or even WebMan download? it kept restarting to the point of a 65Mb file being 1.5Gb?)Ģ. Only one file (/dev_hdd0/game/BCES00011SINGSTARFAMILY/USRDIR/DownloadSong/Pack0_) refused to copy over and it seemed to have some sort of cyclic redundancy protection (it wouldn't ftp or copyto usb drive. CFW (CFW 4.87.2 Evilnat Cobra ) on my Dodgy PS3 so I could ftp into it and get all the "dev_hdd0"files!Įspecially the "dev_hdd0\game\BCES00011SINGSTARFAMILY" folder! I'm assuming just creating a 00000002 with the same details wouldn't generate the same Account ID so I'd have to delete the 0000001 and change the account ID in the registry.ġ. Is there a way to change user 00000001 to 0000002? I've tried editing the Param.sfo of the save file with Apollo but when I copy it over data is corrupted.Ĭould I use the xSystem.sys backup and change the lasted create to 1, create a new user oooooo2? I've been banned from the PSN due to CFW so I cant re-download the songs from the store if they are still there(banned for putting the CFW to try to backup the Songs). Last created user in the xRegistry.sys 5. The account ID from the save file is the same as my current user. Looking at the save data in Apollo Save Tool it seems that the User ID: is 00000002 and account ID:xxxxxxxxxx(owner)ĭue to having to format the drive I am now User 00000001.
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To play the song, first delete it via Delete Songs in Settings, and then download it again from the SingStar™." message. Have had to format HD and transfered "BCES00011SINGSTARFAMILY" back over to the PS3 and I'm getting the "This song cannot be played because its owner has been deleted. Going to need some help trying to get my DLC songs working again.
If we can find a way to make all of these digital and add them to the Singstar app life would be grand -)
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I have about 300 Singstar songs on PS2 disks, another 300 on PS3 disks and 130 download files.
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I do not have Ubuntu on my computers so I will have to install Ubuntu sometime in the near future and try this out.
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There is also a wiki on how to use it here /performous/performous/wiki/SingStar-ripper. The program they created is called Singstar Ripper found here /manpages/trusty/man1/ss_extract.1.html. There is conflicting information about whether they broke encryption on both PS2 and PS3 disks.
This means that they broke the encryption. They apparently had success and created a program to convert Singstar disks to Performous files. Known plain text attacks have been successful but they don't get us very far because different SingStar releases use different keys."ģ. "These seem to be encrypted in AES128-CTR mode but we haven't been able to extract the keys. This means that the algorithm is sufficiently weak to allow for known plain text attacks but so far we haven't been able to figure out exactly what kind of substitution is used or to extract the key."Ģ. The substitution table depends on byte offset but no other factors. pkf file with substitution cipher applied. "Concerning the PKD, we found out that the encryption is vulnerable to watermark attack and thus were able to identify that it is actually a. I have found information from the Performous project in which they found the following information about the Singstar disks.ġ.
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