


MultiMAN is compatible with any PS3 from firmware 3.4x to firmware 3.55 supporting execution of unsigned homebrew. The FAT32 USB device will be referred to as "USB drive" along this tutorial. To install multiMAN you will need a FAT32 USB device (external HDD, or flashdrive) of anything size, but a big one is better if you want to backup your games to the external HDD. This tutorial will cover each of these functionalities (Except for the Blu-ray Movie converter, I don't own any BD-Movie disc), and will be based on multiMAN version 2.00.00, released on May 7th 2011. Writable dev_flash mounted as dev_blind.Mount Blu-ray movie folder to convert the structure to AVCHD format.Media player, using Showtime homebrew integration (picture/audio/video).Read from or Dump any media disc (CD/DVD/BD-movie/PS1/PS2/PS3) both in ISO or Files System.Retro Console's ROM lister and emulator's launcher with selected ROM passed as argument.Web browser, used to download game demos.Game's updates checker and download feature.On his first release, the Homebrew was called "AVCHD/Game manager/File manager" and included both an AVCHD Video folder mounter to be read on PS3 video menu and a Games Manager.Īlong its development, the author added many new functionalities gathered from other homebrew, and finally the name got changed for multi-Manager. MultiMAN is a homebrew for PS3 developed by Dean Kasabow, from, and author of multiAVCHD (software used to create compatible video files for PS3). Installing games as PSN package - Eboot Fixįeel free to ask on this thread for help, I'll answer uncovered chapter's questions individually.

