CSO is a compressed version of an ISO. It is good because it will take up less memory on your memory card but the game will be less stable than an ISO. It all depends on how much memory you have to spare. Also don't think think that CSO's are completely unstable, they may just have some rare issues.
*.cso and *.iso are the formats of the psp games
You need to have a custom firmware to put iso/cso games. 1. put your psp in usb cable. 2. make a folder name " ISO". 3. go to Websitef to get your games then put it in the folder. 4. exit out then press select the you go to the 4th row the go to the secong last and put it no umb sony. 5. then you go to ur game folder and there you go ur iso/cso.
.CSO is a compressed file format, generally used on PlayStation Portable games.
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Iso games run faster. And CSO Has less Memory Point Is ISO take More Memory But Its Smoother than smooth(If that Game is ISO no need to Media install,Even if you Did It wont do much),While Cso is at Regular speed But Memory is lower than ISO..Thats all -Improve By Cyruz Lovehatred Vinoya
iso and cso can either play in psp.
both :):):)
cso or iso
you must you Iso it worked on my computer
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No, you can not directly download an .iso or .cso file with a DVB card. Usually, downloads with a DVB card produce files of the DVB format which have the extension .dvb.
*.cso and *.iso are the formats of the psp games
nope, you must be installed cfw before
PSP roms are in ISO format. They are in the ISO 9660 standard. However, it can be compressed to CSO, DAX, or JSO, proprietary formats developed for the PSP
You need to have a custom firmware to put iso/cso games. 1. put your psp in usb cable. 2. make a folder name " ISO". 3. go to Websitef to get your games then put it in the folder. 4. exit out then press select the you go to the 4th row the go to the secong last and put it no umb sony. 5. then you go to ur game folder and there you go ur iso/cso.
on the root of the memory stick, there should be your regular PSP folders, as well as "seplugins" and also "ISO". Inside the ISO folder, you can put PSP ISO games, aswell as games with the CSO extention