Quite a big changelog for this release of Winnydows, including the addition of the media encoder module, which uses DirectShow technology. You can add filters and various and system codecs to this new feature, plus adjust the parameters of each component.


Download: Winnydows Commander 1.006

Talk about pumping life back into classic homebrew apps. Remember Nugi's phenomenal PSPlayerMT application (to date, it's amassed over 100,000 downloads!) from back in 2006? To say that the homebrew app was a legend is an understatement. Well, it's gotten an update today; people, meet the brand spanking new PSPlayer v2.0!

Download: PSPlayer 2.0

cooleyes deposits yet another great PSP homebrew application for all you PSP-philes out there. Here comes PMPlayer Advance 20080902 and there is a lot to be had with this one. Check them out after the jump.

Today's the day that we bring you the announcement of Winnydows. The developer has just announced the release of the latest version of the homebrew video converter - XviD4PSP v5.032 full public version.

This latest version is loaded with changes which helps improve the application's efficiency. Details on the homebrew, as well as an important update, in the full article.



Download: XviD4PSP 5.032 full public version

Here's another program for those who are keen on converting videos and uploading them on their preferred gadgets: Called Universal Video Converter. This application is currently on version 6.0.2, and was created by Victorious from DivxTurka.Net

Know more about this program via the "read more" link below.

Download: Universal Video Converter v6.0.2

QuickJump QuickPeek has already reached more than half a year old. We've had thirty three issues, not including the special editions that cropped up from time to time. Here's the latest, and probably the greatest - it's our token of appreciation from us to all of you, it's Valentine's after all. Judging from the title alone, you probably know what to expect: every single Comment of the Week, all compiled and neatly packed in one huge compendium! Ever wondered who won the first ever Comment of the Week? You'll be very much surprised indeed...

Tired of the Xvid4PSP you have right now? Well, today's your lucky day, as homebrew coder Winnydows has just rolled out the final version for build 5.027 of the program. Video converting applications has never been this easy, indeed.

To know the different changes and fixes implemented by the coder, check out the full version of this article via the "read more" link below.

Yesterday saw the release of not one, but four updates for the homebrew video converter application XviD4PSP from developer Winnydows. Check out the details of this hefty update in the full article!







Download: XviD4PSP 5.027 RC11 update

Homebrew developer Cooleyes has come out with PMPlayer Advance (PPA) build 20071027 which cleans up the source code and adds video output for PSP Slim & Lites running Custom Firmware 3.71 M33.

If you've been using a previous version of PMPlayer Advance, you will probably be happy to know that this application now has a new audio decoder which supports 44.1 kHz and 48 kHz and audio channel switching. Here are the rest of the patch notes courtesy of Google Translate:

• based on the PMP AVC MOD 102M improvement, some minor amendments to the original BUG
• PSP using built-in decoder engine, re-support PMP2 (XVID+MP3), but at this stage decoding efficiency is not high
• new audio decoder core, abandoned the PC Transplant from the ffmpeg library, and the application of the latest research by the PSP internal hardware decoding module
• support multicast function. set up in the corresponding window playback mode (single individual player, group multicast, all)
• support around channel switching function
• can set as low as 66 mHz frequency operation (and in the use of nethost, usbhost time, the proposed use of 133 mHz Operation)
• supports 44.1 kHz and 48 kHz sampling rate for audio
• support AAC audio interface
• support standby, in the main interface can be manually standby, if more than five minutes without operator will also automatically enter standby;
• when players do not support standby, please do not try to, it may lead to erroneous or even crashed
• fw3xx version of the idle (or even when the player interface standby)

Considering that the instructions on the official site are in Chinese, first-time users might want to do a little research before using the application. To help you on your way, here are the instructions for using the PSP-200X Video Output:

• Connect video output cable to PSP.
• Video-out settings in XMB are ignored, run PPA from XMB.
• In PPA, press [SQUARE] for settings menu.
• Change Aspect Ratio to match your TV (16:9/4:3).
• Change video mode to match your cable/TV (Whatever your cable/TV supports). (Composite/Component. -Int./Component -Prog.)
• Play video after screen is re-directed.

Download: PMPlayer Advance (PPA) build 20071027

bhv Software">X-OOM, a division of international software publisher bhv Software, circulated a press release earlier today regarding Movies On PSP 3, a new application that'll allow PlayStation Portable owners to watch movies by converting DVD media content to a PSP-compatible format.

Aside from the usual features, Movies On PSP 3 also sports an "Expert Mode" that lets users edit and manipulate selected DVD and even TV clips. Here are the application's most notable features:

• New AVC-codec for high quality
• Comprehensive video format support including DivX, XviD, Real, MPEG2, MPEG4, WMV, 3GP, and more
• Convert single files or batches (TV series, fun clips, etc) to a common file format
• DVD ripper allows you to copy individual files from DVD
• Expert mode expedites video cutting and processing

If you are interested, the Read link below should take you to X-OOM's product page for Movies on PSP 3. It is currently on sale for US$ 29.99.