Upgraded to Windows 10 today and thought I'd convert a couple of PC files that I had sitting around and looks like there's an issue when using the toolkit to convert to PS3 on Windows 10.

 

I did the usual changing the target to PS3 and choosing the file to convert and everything looked fine as I got the "DLC was converted from 'Pc' to PS3'." prompt. I then looked in the folder where the original file was and no PS3 file existed.  Tried a refresh which still produced no PS3 file so thought I'd do a search on my machine in case somehow it created into another location but still no luck.

 

I then changed the target to Xbox360 and tested again, this time the file created successfully.  Did another test with the target as Mac and again this worked.  Tried once more with the target as PS3 and once again no PS3 file was created. Tried using the Xbox and Mac files to PS3 which also didn't work.

 

I noticed I didnt have the most up to date version of the toolkit so ran the update and tried again with each different target and still PS3 files wouldn't get created.

 

Hopefully someone can look into this and if any testing is required am happy to help out.

 

Cheers

@@jizzlobber, do you have java installed? maybe it's about paths or check for java fail to warn you about it  or your AV blocked toolkit from calling java thing, let me know what is your case

@@Alex360 I tried turning my AV off but still no luck. I can confirm that I have the latest version of java (Patform 1.8.0_51) installed

had the same problem...si did a java.com ..free java install...Windows Recommended Version 8 Update 51

, but note it did not convert till a full computer restart

I'll try uninstalling java and re-installing n hopefully that kicks it into gear!

Hmmm no luck. Uninstalled Java and reinstalled 8.51 again. Tested with and without AV running and still not able to create the PS3 files.  Xbox and Mac I have no problems with still.

 

@@catara did you by any chance to a clean install of Windows 10 or just an upgrade? Starting to feel like I may need to do a clean install if its working for others of Win10 which I was hoping to put off doing for a while

Upgraded a clean install of 8.1

Thanks. I'll try it on my mates machine who has done a clean install and see if that works.  If so then might have to look at doing a clean install before I can start converting again

Finally got around to doing a clean install and it worked a treat.  Cheers @@catara!

Pay attention to java version. The toolkit doesn't accept x64 Java version, only x86.

@@fabianosan, wrong, it works fine on both 32 and 64 bits versions, I've tested it in past and changed validations steps that now will use x64 version too, I was so happy about this :lol: (real limitation for java was about exe file we used to get things done, since I implemented handler in toolkit this limitation is gone + cross-platform ps3 pack\unpack support as result)