Booting VSH in Jpcsp

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Commercial games that are distributed digitally through the PlayStation Network may have a DOCUMENT.DAT file next to the game (EBOOT.PBP). Demos and Trial games hosted on either PSN or the developer's website can also have a DOCUMENT.DAT file (Ex: God Eater 2 Trial, Yu-Gi-Oh! ARC-V Tag Force Special Trial). The DOCUMENT.DAT file is a software version of the manual that developers used to provide in game cases in previous console generations.

The DOCUMENT.DAT should now be properly recognized in 8fa8133.

2) VSH is showing duplicate entries for any file and doesn't allow execution of encrypted EBOOT.PBP (except for certain demos/trial games that are classified in the "MG" category such as Bleach: Heat the Soul 5 Trial which will crash the emulator after gameboot.pmf loads)

I can't reproduce this issue. Are you sure you don't have multiple times the same directory defined in Settings.properties for "emu.umdpath*"?

3) After selecting a game, there should be audio playing on the screen with PSP displayed as the emulator is attempting to load the game (gameboot.pmf is not consistent in always producing the booting sound). None of the audio prx modules is producing any sound when the game is loaded.

This should now be fixed in e90c14b.

4) Custom Themes are not saved in the configuration after the emulator is closed. The emulator will bring up the default theme when the VSH is loaded up again (similar behavior to Date & Time Settings before the issue was fixed).

The theme settings are now also saved in 00cc543.

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5) On the VSH, the Free Space capacity of the Memory Stick displays a random number (972 MB).

Previously, it reported 95% of 1GB as free space on the Memory Stick (972 MB). Now, with de23c5b, Jpcsp is reporting 1GB of free space, which is displayed as 1023 MB by the VSH.

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7) Certain homebrew applications such as PRXdecrypter 2.7a will not be able to load when selected from the VSH (displays "Error 0x80010002 loading/starting PRXdecrypter02g module" and "Exiting in 10 seconds...").

This seems to be fixed by c1abb3a.