ISO to Eboot Converter or Eboot to ISO Converter

Hello dear readers,

Today I'm going to share a TOOLS which allows you to convert PSX ISO file into PSP Eboot.pbp. Simply means that you can play PS1 / PSX Games in your PSP 1000, PSP 2000 or PSP 3000. This software not only allow you to convert ISO to Eboot but also the reverse that is to convert the file format from Eboot to ISO. Great right? With this software, you can save your time. :)

This software is called Impaler's PSX eBoot Creator. FRIENDLY REMINDER : This converter only works for ISO and will not work for other format of images such as BIN or IMG. So, if your PSX is in BIN or IMG format, you need to convert it into ISO first. Need a BIN/IMG/NRG to ISO Converter?

Click HERE to Download IMG / BIN / NRG  to ISO Converter

All right, after you obtain your PSX.ISO, you can start working now. The only tools you need is the Impaler's PSX Eboot Creator.

Click HERE to download Impaler's PSX Eboot Creator

After you downloaded the file, please extract and install if necessary. Below is the guide on how to use this software. 

You should see this windows if you run the Impaler's Eboot Maker

Step 1 

When you first run the Impaler's Eboot Maker, you will arrive at selection screen like above picture which allow you to choose to select ISO or Eboot. Choose Eboot if you want to convert Eboot to ISO and Choose ISO if you want to convert ISO to Eboot.

Step 2

After choosing your ISO (Multi Disc), you need to insert the Game Title eg. Final Fantasy and Click on the "Search" button. It will list down all Games with Final Fantasy Title. Now, what to choose? NTSC or PAL??? Don't know? Don't PANIC. Firstly, mount your ISO  into a Virtual drive. Don't have a virtual drive? Click HERE to download DAEMON Tools. After mount your ISO, open My Computer, and check the ISO you mounted. Is it SLUS or SLES? If it SLUS > NTSC, If it SLES > PAL. Problem Solved.:)

Step 3

After choosing the right format for your PSX.ISO, you need to select the picture or display of the Eboot. This is optional. If you leave it blank, it will show default picture. Customize it to make your eboot looks classy inside your PSP. :)