Here's another something from homebrew coder FreePlay that should help you out with your themes problems on your Sony PSP units: called CTF Unpacker, this basically this basically unpacks the plain PTF to a single file. The full details are in the full article.


Download: CTF Unpacker v1.5
Visit: QJ PSP Development Forum

Users of FreePlay's server-free Internet radio portal called FreeRadio for the PlayStation Portable will be happy to know that the homebrew developer has just released a new build. This brings the application to version 1.8. To know more about this release, just click the read more link below.


Download: FreeRadio v1.8
Visit: QJ PSP Development Forum

Homebrew developer FreePlay recently released an update for NewBTCNFedit, bumping it up to version 0.2. This new version now has support for Licenseapp mode, as well as some other new features. Learn more about this new version after the jump!


Download: NewBTCNFedit v0.2
Visit: QJ.Net PSP Development Forums

For those who want to run applications such as Go! Messenger on APP mode but are on unsupported firmwares, you will be glad to know that homebrew coder FreePlay has a perfect solution for you. He came up with an application known as NewBTCNFedit that will do just the trick. Know more about this after the jump!


Download: NewBTCNFedit
Visit: QJ PSP Development Forum

PSP audiophiles, rejoice: homebrew developer FreePlay just updated his FreeRadio PSP portal with a few yet useful changes, such as custom plugin support (check out previous version here). Do check out the changelog in the full article!






Download: FreeRadio v1.7

There seems to be an instinctive drive to personalize one's server-less radio player portal and make it look distinct from everyone else's. That's probably why Sony handheld homebrew developer FreePlay has come up with FreeRadio v1.6.

Users of the homebrew application may now customize their PSP-turned-internet radio player with their own user themes. More on the technical details after the jump.


Download: FreeRadio v1.6
Visit: QJ.Net's PSP Development Forums

FreePlay dropped by the QJ.NET PSP Development Forum and released version 1.5 of the portal known as FreeRadio. This particular portal is completely server-less and is capable of doing other things aside from streaming audio files.

To see the complete changelog of the latest release, you can click the "read more" link below and that will bring you to the full version of the article.


Download: FreeRadio v1.5
Visit: QJ.Net's PSP Development Forum

FreePlay has come out with an interesting installer for expert PSP users who, for one reason or another, want to revert their PSPs to Firmware 3.60. It's called the PSP Slim Firmware 3.60 Installer and with a bit of setting up, it allows users to revert their PSP firmware down to 3.60.

Like we said though, it's not newbie-friendly. FreePlay intentionally made it so due to the risks involved in flashing an entire firmware. Feel free to head to full article if you want to learn more.

Thanks to Seanpaul223 for the tip!

A new update is available for FreePlay's Internet radio portal, FreeRadio. The program is now in version 1.4 and has added support for M3U and PLS streams to add to its support for Shoutcast streams. Check out the full article for more details and the changelog for FreeRadio v1.4.

Download: FreeRadio v1.4
Visit: QJ.NET FreeRadio Forum Thread

PSPTube from coder SofiyaCat is a homebrew application that gives PSP owners the ability to play .FLV files on the Sony handheld. Such files are usually utilized by streaming media websites like YouTube.

Long time users will be happy to know that developer has just rolled out build 2008109 of the program. To know more details about this specific release, follow the "read more" link below.


Download: PSPTube 2008109