Both now graduate to AlwaysDisableHLEFlags, so a firmware dump gets the real
mpeg.prx, libmp4.prx and mp4msv.prx without anyone having to find the setting.
The checkbox moves from "Disable HLE" to "Force-enable HLE" on its own, so a
game that regresses still has a way back.
Neither can be counted on being there, so HLECheckModuleAvailability drops the
flag when the module is missing and the HLE serves as before - the same thing
sceFont does when flash0:/font is empty. Its sceMp4 check asked the setting,
which is no longer where the answer is now that the default is on; it asks
AlwaysDisableHLEFlags instead, and sceMpeg gets a check of its own.
Both are quiet about it now. Missing firmware used to mean a request we couldn't
honour, which was worth a warning on screen; now it just means the user has no
dump, which is the ordinary way to run PPSSPP.
The cost is that a disc carrying its own mpeg.prx also falls back when there's
no firmware, though it would have run fine. The choice has to be made before the
game's imports are resolved and there's no telling then whether a module will
appear later, and getting it wrong leaves the game importing from a module that
never loads.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
