I guess the colour info address isn't supposed to be updated if the jpeg errors out, or I think so based on reports from the God Eater Burst thread in the forums. This shouldn't affect working jpegs since the address is still being updated before returning, just not if it errors out. If this doesn't work for the save from the forums, it would have never worked in PPSSPP builds up to today (it basically makes the function _only_ return null without updating the colour address, making it the equivalent of the only implementation other than mine, which was a stub, if it errors out). The previous commit I made worked in the Japanese version, but still bounced back in the US version (wtf?).
Return better responses for errors (should allow weird God Eater Burst saves from real PSPs to not bounce back to the titlescreen). Not sure why some God Eater Burst saves would send bad jpeg data. The data sent through sceJpeg is supposed to be a normal jpeg (ie it should be perfectly viewable in photoshop or whatever image viewer/editor). The reason it doesn't send a good, decodable jpeg should still be researched but in the meantime let's not push users getting that error back to the titlescreen. Returning getYCbCrBufferSize(0, 0) on error seems like it would be more correct as well (or, at least God Eater Burst recognises that as an error unlike 0xC000...I didn't think that error code was right but no saves gave me bad jpeg data before).
It seems like rescheduling should potentially happen much more often, but
it could be a bit dangerous as far as compatibility.
Improves sound quality in Crimson Gem Saga and Where Is My Heart?
Allows Bleach: Soul Carnival 2 to find what it's looking for in its boot process (umd0:umd0). The game is still stuck in a blackscreen, but the boot process seems better than before (judging from the logs).
Prior to requesting umd0:umd0 the log is interesting. This is the second game I've seen waiting within a callback, and having something other than hleDelayResultFinish waking up an HLE-blocked thread.
The Dax