PS4 Guides and Tutorials

Recently I (@Persona4Golden aka FLRIZBACK) shared a Changing All System Sounds on PS4 Tutorial, and today I've added to my FlorinsDistortedVision Github repository a guide on How to Make a Custom PS4 Dynamic Theme for a PlayStation 4 Console.

Download: PS4DynamicThemeSample-main.zip / GIT (Direct Reupload by Persona4Golden)

Spoiler: Depreciated

This comes following the PS4 Theme Editor with Sample Custom Theme, PS4 Theme Creator Tool, Dumping PS4 Themes Tutorial, Making / Installing Permanent PS4 Themes Guide (Permanent PS4 Theme PKG Spreadsheet), PS4 Retail Theme Unlocker Windows GUI Front-End and...

Following the PS4 Custom BGM, Theme PKGs & PS4 Background Wave FBXD Format, below is a brief guide by me (@Persona4Golden aka FLRIZBACK on Reddit) for changing the PlayStation 4 System Sounds:

1. Changing PS4 Login Sound

• The login sound can be found in : /preinst/priv/systembgm/ and the file is called bgm_login.at9.
• A .wav file can be easily converted via at9tool.
• To change it, bgm_login.at9 needs to be replaced or renamed to bgm_login.at91 etc, via Full R/W FTP such as OrbisFTP.
• Reboot.

2. Changing PS4 Background Music

• The background music can be found in : /system_ex/app/NPXS20001/systembgm/ and the file is called bgm_main.at9.
• A .wav file can be easily converted via at9tool.
• To change it, bgm_main.at9 needs to be replaced or renamed to bgm_main.at91 etc, via Full R/W FTP such as OrbisFTP.
• Reboot.

3. Changing PS4 System Sounds

• All the files can be found in: /system_ex/vsh_asset/ and the file is called Sce.PlayStation.PUI.rco (previously named Sce.PlayStation.HighLevel.UI2.rco, not sure at what point a new firmware changed that).
• The .rco can be easily extracted via cxml-decompiler.
• The files converted will be in a .vag format. Most of them are 0:01 or 0:02 seconds in time, in .vag 4-bit ADPRCM 438kps at 48kHz stereo files.
• A .wav file can be easily converted via...

Those interested in reviewing the old PlayStation 4 gamesharing methods can find them linked in the article HERE along with some preliminary Tweets on this method, and as planned today @egycnq made available via Twitter the details and demonstration video from his YouTube Channel on a PS4 and PS5 Unlimited Gamesharing Method via Remote Deactivation Bug outlined below.

Typically when undisclosed PSN vulnerabilities are discovered they end up reported in the PlayStation Bug Bounty Program by someone for profit and consequently patched, as were some other bypasses / loopholes previously covered HERE in the PS5 Scene last fall.

To quote from @egycnq on the steps involved: New PS4 - PS5 Method to Unlimited GameShare

PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5 get a method that let you Unlimited gameshare any account thanks to Sony.

The PlayStation Account management system not let you remote deactivate any console more than once every 6 months but there is a bug that lead to remote deactivate any primary console unlimited number of times

Steps for PS4 :

1. Login to a PSN account on console A then active it as primary then deactivate it.
2. Login to the previous PSN account on console B then active it as primary.
3. On console A go to account management then try to active the account as primary it will ask you to change to this console , accept... now we remote deactivate console B.
4. On console A deactivate the account then try to use the account on another console C.
5. On console C active the account as primary.
6. Return to console A go to account management then try to active the account as primary it will ask you to change to this console , accept... now we remote deactivate...

These are mods which I have sculpted and created for the steam version of the game and have now ported to the PS4 version of the game. The video clips are recorded on the PS4.

WWE 2k mods by @tekken57 created using X-Packer and X-Rey.

Disclaimer: I do not support or condone backups in any shape or form. I purchased and own WWE 2k19 on Steam and on the PS4. Please do not ask me to supply you with copyrighted files or game assets. All copyrights belong to their respective owners.

This trainer is based on Skiffaw's PS4 Memory Editor & ELF Loader (Matrix on Twitter) tool which I extended with functions for WWE 2k19.

The trainer only works with firmware up to 5.05 and is for the CUSA12320 version of the game.

Download: ps4_memory_editor_wwe_2k19.rar (86 KB)

Usage

• On your PS4 Load HEN
• On your PS4 Load Bin Loader
• Enter PS4 IP into the PS4 Memory Editor tool and select firmware version (5.05)
• Send Payload to PS4 webkit
• Start WWE 2k19 and get to the title screen where the different match types are displayed (one on one, two on two, etc).
• In the tool click on Update Processes and select the game process (in this case Eboot.bin).
• Click on Select process

Dumping Wrestler Info and Movesets

To dump the wrestler info and movesets do the following:

Wrestler info:

• Enter the value of 0x3DCCCA0 into the address text box in both the Memory editor and Memory viewer areas
• Enter the value of 0x30544 into the length text box in both the Memory editor and Memory viewer areas
• Click on Peek to view the moveset data in the Hex viewer, click on dump memory to save the wrestler info file. Save the wrestler info as wrestler_info_dump.save

Universe mode wrestler info, movesets and team info:

Follow the same process as with wrestler info, but use the following values:

File	Address	Length	Filename
Wrestler info universe 1	0x431F298	0x30544	wrestler_info_dump.save.uni1
Wrestler info universe 1	0x4509C60	0x30544	...

Let's get this out of the way. Yes, things have gotten fancier, gaming has come on leaps and bounds but the PlayStation 2 was (and still is) the best video game console of all time!

And as funny as it may sound, the PS2 didn't just rule the 6th generation but survived throughout the past two gens as well, from PS2 remasters are being made left and right, to the PS2 hacking scene that managed to keep our interests piqued!

All said, today I'm gonna be showing you how to update Codebreaker cheat database on PS4 with over 2048 titles for both PAL and NTSC games (V10 has over 1342 titles) so we'll be adding 706 new titles

Here's a list of tools we're gonna be using:

• PS2-FPKG v0.3
• Code Breaker Version 10 for PS4
• Cheat Database file
• CDGenPS2 v3.0

(You can download all the needed files at the bottom)

Let's get started!

Step 1: PC
(you can do this process while injecting Codebreaker with your game files)

1. Open CodeBreaker V10.1 for PS4 folder



2. Move your "cheat" file into the folder (for the sake of this tutorial we're gonna put it in another newly created folder inside entitled "Cheat Database") you can put it anywhere you like inside the Codebreaker folder.

P.s I included the new cheat DB file inside



3. Launch CDGenPS2 v3.0
(you can use any other tool of your choice to create your PS2 ISO properly depends on the game itself, some games requires their LBA's sorting order to get the game to work with CB)

4. Drag all the content from the CodeBreaker V10.1 for PS4 folder
(you may include your game files as well)



5. Click on IMG (left panel) to create your PS2 ISO

6. Click on Save as Type and choose "Iso"
(You can pick any name you want in the upper field/ Now save your iso file on you desktop)



7. Launch PS2-FPKG v0.3 to...