What's the difference between 1:1 and ISO and why is that when I go to download a PS3 ISO like it's said on the title its actually a JB one? I thought I should always place them on the PS3ISO folder, hence the name. Should I use PS3 ISO Tools or PS3 ISO Rebuilder to convert the PS3 JB games to ISO? Does one of them or even both have problems with some games and if so, which ones and which settings should I use (I think regarding the first one I should choose the 4.76 FW and makeps3iso settings) and are PS3 games more compatible with multiMAN/mmCM on ISO format than on JB?ĮDIT: Here it is stated to create a PS3ISO folder for PS3 ISOs in the internal HDD but to place them in the GAMES folder (I thought I should place the JB ones in this folder) and in the external HDD's case in the GAMEZ folder. If you want to create an ISO image with large folders (above 870 MB), you need to upgrade to the Pro version and shell $22.95 for the license.ĭownload: AnyToISO for Windows, Mac (Free Lite version, Premium $22.Is there a way of converting a PS3 PKG game to ISO and by doing it would the PSN version be converted to the disk one (except in those cases' where the games doesn't have a disc version, of course)? It's because I don't find a certain version (european, instead of american) but I don't know if it wouldn't be bigger on space when comparing to the unwanted version which was already on disc version. However, if you are using Windows 11, you will first need to access the classic context menu to view the AnyToISO option. You can also right-click on any folder in File Explorer and select the Create ISO option to launch the app and convert the folder into an ISO image. Once completed, you will have a new ISO file created out of the selected folder. Depending on the size of the folder, the ISO writing process may take some time. You can change the volume label name or leave it as default.īutton to initiate the process. To convert a folder to an ISO image using AnyToISO:Īnd select the folder you want to convert to an ISO image.Īnd select the save location for the ISO file.
When enabled, it will add a create ISO option in the Windows Explorer context menu. It also supports the Windows Explorer shell extension.
It is easy to use and doesn't come with tons of options. If you are looking for a free utility to create an ISO image not bigger than a regular CD, the AnyToISO Lite version is an excellent utility.
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