TrueBlue Patch Viewer Released

[pete_uk]

Corwin75 @ http://games-hack.fr/ has released an application to download True Blue EBOOT patches, TB PS3 Firmware and dongle updates, which will come in handy for the True Blue noobs (and non-noobs alike) who want to instantaneously find all the True Blue-related files without spending several minutes on trying to find the files on the Web:

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Team Games-hack.fr is pleased to share with you the new soft by Corwin

True Blue Patch Viewer

It aims to list all Eboot.bin compatible with the True Blue Dongle

And to make available patches created by the various Team
direct download.

It also incorporates the latest update of True Blue Dongle.

Our goal is to keep it updated constantly so that each new release of patch is integrated into the app.

Here are the features:

- 4 downloads allowed then a wait of an hour to re-download
- Update the constant soft output of each new patch
- Download the latest update for the dongle True Blue
- Description and display screen of the patch
- Direct download link

If you have any ideas or advice on improving the software contact us.

Source: http://www.ps3hax.net/showthread.php?t=37581

[Egg 'n' chips]

will the latest eboot fixes be seperated,say,having to click a tab (latest eboots) as so we dont have to trawl through the list constantly looking for the new ones?
and while the new eboot list has a few of the new ones in,when a batch of newer eboots come out,the curent new eboots get moved into the normal list so the newer eboots dont get confused for later eboots or vice versa?
i hope you can make sence of that.

edit.
sorry that was ment to be for Corwin75 not pete_uk .

[GaryOPA]

Personally I think 'ps3scenefiles.com' is faster and quicker, no need to install a program just to access a site, makes no sense to me.

Now if this program was complied to work directly on the PS3 then that would be different matter, find the file, grab it, unpack it, and overwrite your eboot all within one step.

Now if corwin75 wants to make improve this app for his next version, I suggest adding in a UNPACK & FTP copy wizard, to make it easier for the end-user, if this GUI is aimed at the noobie PS3 user, it should look for the title on their USB HDD or by FTP and do the patching for them after unpacking it, and even scanning their HDD and doing an MD5 and telling them what games NEED to be PATCHed, etc.

[nextbike]

I think this app is great.
Newest to oldest category view option would be a great idea for the next update.

[Egg 'n' chips]

i like GaryOPA idea about the app doing it all for you through FTP thingy ma bobs but i struggled with that ps3media server thing.so if Corwin75 does impliment it,i hope there is still the manual option too.

[Yuu]

Congrats Corwin75 on finally releasing your app. When we first saw it , we thought it was a secret app only TB had access to hehe.

Thanks for making this even if some may not say the point . ( i am not talking about Uncle GaryOPA btw)

[Bartholomy]

Agree with GaryOPA, it's just a program for lazy users, ps3scenefiles provide a perfect list, a fast service, and everything. True, if was a ps3 pkg app, able to do eveyrthing automatically, it was superb.

[xPreatorianx]

i like GaryOPA idea about the app doing it all for you through FTP thingy ma bobs but i struggled with that ps3media server thing.so if Corwin75 does impliment it,i hope there is still the manual option too.

FTP is a completely different beast than PS3 media server. PS3 media server is a bit hard to set up because the PS3 has to recognize UPNP (IIRC) on your PC. Well plus fully recognize your PC and all of the media on it. Where as an FTP server is a hell of a lot easier to set up. As long as the PS3 and PC have valid IP's on the local network, you have a fully functional FTP server.

Agree with GaryOPA, it's just a program for lazy users, ps3scenefiles provide a perfect list, a fast service, and everything. True, if was a ps3 pkg app, able to do eveyrthing automatically, it was superb.

And that's why applications are developed every day. To make it easier for someone to do a certain function. So it serves a time honored tradition for developed software.