Psp problem with upgrade

It is because your display driver does not meet the requirement to play the GTA game. It requires high graphic quality. I suggest you to upgrade your graphics.


Regards,
Muhaim

If you had custom firmware on your PSP, and upgraded to 6.37, there is currently no way to downgrade to the old CFW or to play any downloaded ISO files. You will need to wait until a new custom firmware is release or a down grade patch is available.

corrupted data usually means just that corrupted data and usually won't let you play em at all. you may want to retransfer the files again... and after that if that didn't fix the problem reformat the new memory stick.

what you describe should have been fine. files just might have been corrupted from moving over from one to the other. is it for every song or just one? you could try this without the media go. i have an older firmware since i haven't upgraded my psp in awhile... but

1)on the desktop of your pc create a folder called pspmusic. right click on any blank spot on your desktop>go to new>folder> and rename that to pspmusic

2)plug in your psp to your computer like you normally do using the usb cable.

3)on your computer go to my computer and select the drive of your psp. *NOTICE THE DIFFERENT FOLDERS IN THERE AND WRITE THEM DOWN ON PIECE OF PAPER INCASE YOUR BIGGER MEMORY STICK DOESN'T HAVE THEM*

4)go to your music folder and copy everything in that folder to the pspmusic folder you created on your desktop on your pc in step 1.

5)once that done close that window down.
remove your old smaller memory stick from your psp and insert the new bigger one and connect it to your pc in the normal way.

6)go to the drive of the psp and to the music folder (if there isn't a music folder there create one) and open it. what you may want to do here is to delete all things in there or keep as is. just know that if there is a corrupt file in there you'll have the same problem. this is up to you for you can try this again later.

7)now go to the pspmusic folder on your desktop and copy all the music in that folder and bring it over to your music folder on your psp.

8)once everything has transfered over test it out and see if all works

its a bit more hands on than using media go but at least you see what is happening.

if that didn't work you may want to try formatting your new bigger memory stick

The psp 3000 canot be downgraded! but u can use ChikHen to upload a custom firmware and load iso backups

the music file is corrupted

Are you playing the GTA Vice City Story from the Memory Stick or from the UMD.

If you are playing the GTA from the memory stick, I assume you have a customized firmware (CFW). Try to upgrade your firmware to higher version.

If you are playing the GTA from the UMD, update your PSP firmware.

You can solve this but it will cost around $25. You have to buy a Pandora's battery which hacks your psp but you will also need a Magic Memory Stick around $10 look on ebay or amazon and once you have these it will downgrade youre psp to 1.50 then you can upgrade it to anything you want also you can play N64, sega mega deive and pc games on your psp how cool!

your psp must be upgraded first or down grade..you should find the compatible version so that the iso folder will appear..

1) Download the Codemasters utility - ftp://downloads.codemasters.com/upgrade/Codemasters_EACSetup.zip
2) Make sure you have a game save for GTA on your PSP memory disk
3) Install the Codemasters utility on your PC
4) Connect the PSP to your PC in USB mode.
5) Goto the folder PSP and then SAVEDATA - look for the name of your GTA gamesave folder. For me it was ULES00151S0
6) Now you need to create a new folder in SAVEDATA that holds the custom soundtracks. Using the name of the game save folder remove the final S0 and add CUSTOMTRACKS - create a folder using this name. So for me my GTA music folder is called ULES00151CUSTOMTRACKS. Note that is a new folder - NOT the game folder renamed. For Vice City name the folder ULES00502CUSTOMTRACKS.
7) Fire up the Codemasters utility on the PC, select mp3’s from the hard disk or a music CD, select the custom tracks folder created above and convert your music.
Once converted, goto the custom tracks folder and rename all the files from *.toc to *.gta
9) Fire up GTA, select custom soundtrack in audio options and enjoy your own music.

Try again with all this same steps but by using another memory card.