Backing Up PS1/PS2/PS3 Disks Into ISO's multiMAN! (USB) (2023)

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Hi guys, Tech James here,

You can use multiMAN on your PS3 to turn your PS1/PS2 and PS3 disks into ISO files and dump them onto your USB! This is a really simple way of backing up your games!

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So right here, I've got a fairly good selection of PlayStation, free, PlayStation 2 and a PlayStation 1 games.

If you guys didn't know, you can actually use multi man to turn all of these games into ISOs and you can actually load these ISOs onto a USB and once they're on the USB.

You can pretty much do whatever you want with them.

You can use them on emulators.

If it's a ps1, you can use it on your PSP.

You can use on your PS Vita.

You can use on your PlayStation classic with the ps2.

You can emulate them on your PC.

You can even use them on your ps2.

Obviously, if the ps3 games, you can load these back onto your ps3 from like a hard drive or something.

There are many many possibilities once you've gone ISO of a game, so I will be showing you guys how to use multi man to turn all of these games into the ISOs.

So I've got two USBs here.

This is my normal ps3 USB.

This is what I use to install multi man.

If you guys would like a video on how to install multi man make sure to watch the previous video on my channel or I will link it in the description, so I won't really be using this USB in this video.

This is just my main ps4 USB for the USB I will be using.

Is this one? This is a SD to USB adapter, it's 32 gigabyte, which is perfect for putting ISOs on so I'm going to be using this.

What you guys want to do first, is get this and you want to make sure you format it.

So we're going to go and plug this into my computer.

We're gonna format it to the correct settings and I will show you guys what to do next.

So once it goes get on your computer and your USB is plugged in, as you can see, I'm using an SD card, USB SD card pretty much the same thing and what you actually want to do is right-click it and you want to scroll down, and you just want to click on format, now we're format what you want to do.

Is you basically want to format this to factory settings? You want to make sure that the file system is fat32 as well, so we'll make sure you select.

Fat32 capacity will always be the same allocation size that we can leave this as default, where it says volume, label I would just put ps3 or something like that.

Just so, you know what it is an out, quick format.

We can leave that ticked.

We can click start and we can click OK.

Keep in mind when you format something it deletes everything on there, but if you're installing ice or games I would recommend having a full-size USB.

Just so you've got enough space for each one and there you go.

28 gigabyte should be perfect for I need it for okay guys.

So once we're back off my computer- and you actually want to plug this into your PlayStation, but I just want to show you guys, the games I will be transferring across first, so I've got monster racer for the PlayStation 1 I will be turning this into an ISO for the ps2.

I will be using wipeout fusion, very, very good game.

I used to play this a lot, it's a classic.

It's really good and a for the ps3 game.

I will be using Batman's who I've chosen all small-sized games.

Just so I can fit all the ISOs on my USB I'm, just for example, in this video.

If you guys have multiple disc games or you have large games, you can also do it.

You'll just need a lot of a larger size, maybe 128 gigabyte.

Just so you can fit all your files on there.

That might be a good idea, but what we're gonna do we're gonna, take our disc, so we're gonna get our monster.

Racer disc and we're gonna put this in our PlayStation.

So obviously you want to open a case to get the disc, and then we also want to plug in my USB, so I'm gonna go and plug this in right now and I will show you guys what we have today.

Okay, guys so I have got my a blank SD card / USB plug, then I have got multi-man installed.

If you guys do not have multi man, you must have it for this to work.

I literally just made a video on it.

So if you go back, look at my last video, I'm or I leave a link to in the description as well.

You guys can install multi man and we can get our games on our USB, so I'm gonna do is I'm just going to go ahead and start up.

Multi man right now.

I've got my ps1 game right here.

I'm just gonna, wait for multi man to load up and then I'll go ahead and put that in I will also load my ps2 game and ps3 game.

Just to show you guys it works all the same.

But let's just wait for multi man.

Here is the mountain man boot logo.

Just so we know it's going to work, and basically you want to go on the game section right here and now what you want to put in your game.

So whatever it is, ps1 ps2, ps3 just go ahead and put your disc in.

So mine is what is this monster racer for the PlayStation 1 I just played us.

It was a pretty cool game better than Mario Kart.

In my opinion, and let's just go ahead and put a game in and if you just press X on refresh, it will actually appear, and it might take some time just to read the disc.

But here it is, we've got monster, sir.

It also tells you what type it is.

Obviously mine's a power I live in Europe.

What you want to do on your game is press triangle on it.

You want to scroll down and you want to press X on create a zone, and what this lets you do is create a backup ISO of at your desk.

So you won't need the disk anymore.

If you want to play this game now, it gives you two options.

You can either install it on your ps3 hard drive, which is quite cool or you can install it on the USB I'm going to install mine on the USB.

Maybe I want to use this with other stuff.

Maybe I want to use this with my PlayStation classic on my ps2 or maybe I want to emulate it on my computer.

There's lots of possibilities once you have your ISO and ISOs.

Aren't is easy to download online anymore, so I'm going to do is just press X and I'm.

Gonna basically burn this onto my USB and from there I can pretty much do whatever I want with it.

So I'm, just gonna wait: ps1 games, pretty small in size shouldn't really take too long.

It's going to give you an estimation of how long it's going to take and it looks about ten minutes.

So there you go not too long and it should actually go down a bit.

It should be, maybe be like eight minutes or so like that, but I'm, just gonna wave this copy across and I will be back once it's done right guys.

So once it's done, it's just gonna bring you out to the main menu.

Just like this.

You can just go up and press X on refresh content, and it's just going to refresh everything and what we can do now is.

We can actually take out the disk so now I think I'm gonna try my PlayStation 2 games, so I'm just going to put that in I'm, like I'm gonna, just go and refresh it and I'm just going to actually wait for this to come up.

You might have to just load here.

It is a white pant fusion for the PlayStation 2 I'm, also going to copy this across.

So again, press triangle create ISO and you can go and find your USB I'm also going to copy this to my USB in an ISO and in a second I might do a ps3 game as well as you can see it with the ps2 game might take a little bit longer, but it's pretty much the same length.

Obviously it really does depend on what game some games are.

Let you know one gigabyte, some games of 5 gigabyte and yeah I'm, just gonna wait for this and then maybe I'll do my ps3 game last again on this one I actually got a message on it.

This one says ISO image saved as and it says where it's saved on my USB I.

Don't know why the ps1 didn't actually come up with this I guess we'll find out if it corrupted in a second.

If they do corrupt, all you want to do is simply just try again, I guess and for the last disc I can actually eject this one and for the lastest.

What we can actually do is my a ps3 game, and there you go.

It's finally come up.

If you guys are having the error, where your game is just not displaying at all.

What you want to do is close down multi-man and just reopen it, and your gamers should actually appear and now I'm going to create the ISO onto my USB as well, and there you go.

We've got all three types of games that the ps3 supports.

We've got the ps1 classic games, we've got a PlayStation 2 games, and now we have got the ps3 games all on our SD card or USB.

So this one it might take a little bit longer, as you can see, 15 minutes for a ps3 game, not too bad at all.

So I'm just gonna, wait for this and when it's done, what you guys want to do is take out your USB.

You can actually put this in your computer and I will show you guys all of the games and how to find them, because if you're at the files are actually hidden and some people don't actually realize so, I will show you guys how to find all of the eyesight's and if you guys were wondering exactly 11 minutes and 43 seconds and there you go not too bad at all.

What we can do is press X on ok and there you go.

We can go on to our computer, we can plug in our USB and we can actually take a look at all of the games on there.

Ok guys so now, I'm back on my computer and it's time to check out our USB and we can find all of the types of Isis on here.

So if you just double click to go onto it, it's actually in quite a nice layout.

As you can see, we've got ps2 ISO, ps3, ISO and PSX.

I so so PSX that stands for ps1, cisco and check out this first, the size of our ps1 game was 358 megabytes.

So that's to be expected.

Ps1 games are quite old now and they're, not really that large in size.

So if a few files aren't showing up, you can take hidden file items, as you can see, we've got months tracer.

This is our main game, the bin file, and then we've also got the key file on here for PlayStation 1 games.

It's pretty much necessary to just to keep both slayer is our months to race the game.

Next we have got the PS free iso.

So let's go into this one.

Now, if you're in the ps3 iso and you're wondering where the heck is my game, because it's not actually showing up what you guys want to do is make sure hidden items is enabled it from Windows 10.

You can find it under the View tab, and here we go here- is the ISO.

So this one is in two parts.

This is like the main part, and then we've also got this part right here, and this is pretty much two eyes, so this will work on any ps3.

You still will be able to play it like this, and this is just the format the ps3 ISOs come in.

They kind of split up.

It also gives you a PNG of the game, and so you can actually double click on this and I'm, pretty sure.

Let's actually see what actually is, is I.

Guess it's just the logo that comes up and when you're about to load the ISO, oh yeah.

So it's so it's that logo that comes up and when you're, like loading the game and then last of all for ps2.

It's kind of the same you're probably wondering well, how is it you're going to click on hidden items and it's just like ps1 we've got a cue file and then we've also got the official ps2 ISO, it's just actually 2gig and for this game, which is actually pretty good and these games are fully working, you can mount the eyesight to your PC.

You can browse all the files.

Everything is working and stuff like that, so there you go.

That is how you convert all these types of files, ps1, ps2 and, of course, at PS free now you can do whatever you want with them.

You can load them off the USB.

You can load them off a hard drive.

You can play them on different emulators.

It's entirely up to you and now you've got your games backed up.

So it's pretty much it for this quick video I thought this was quite useful.

It's a lot easier than doing it on your computer.

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