The last time a GameMusicGear update graced these pages was almost a year ago. Homebrew developer silmarilion is still tinkering with the Oldplay-inspired multi-format music player for the PSP, though, and today he released a new version on our forums.


Download: GameMusicGear~MX v1.3
Visit: QJ.NET PSP Development forum

GameMusicGear_MX v1.1 is a plugin from silmarilion, following up the most previous release of his popular music player. What do we have here in v1.1? Basically good ol' fixes for those bugs found and reported in v1.0. Also, there's a couple of new input plugins, plus, GameMusicGear now supports sampling rates from 8000 to 4800 hz! Check out the full list in full article.

Download: GameMusicGear_MX v1.1
Discuss: QJ.NET's PSP Development Forums

After brewing in development for more than a year, GameMusicGear finally kicks off its official version 1.0 release! Silmarilion has outdone himself with this release of his popular music player. It now sports a 10-band equalizer, new input and visual plugins, and several other features music lovers are bound to be happy with.

Download: GameMusicGear_MX v1.0
Visit: QJ.NET PSP Development Forums

silmarilion has released GameMusicGear MX Release Candidate 2.0 and it's got more bugfixes and optimizations. But some of the tweaks would be the added support for 48 khz songs and a visualizer selector in full screen mode. Do check out what's in the full list after the jump.

Download: GameMusicGear MX Release Candidate 2.0
Discuss: PSP Development Forums

Developer silmarilion dropped by the QJ.NET Forums earlier to announce the release of GameMusicGear MX Release Candidate 1.0.

This homebrew music player's new build carries a new plugin system, among its other updated features. The rest of the changes are available in the full article.




Download: GameMusicGear MX Release Candidate v1.0
Visit: QJ.NET PSP Development Forums

Remember that nifty music program GameMusicGear app from Sony PlayStation Portable homebrew developer silmarilion? A lot of us liked it because of the sweet features it carried. A new version is due out in a couple of months, and silmarilion sent out early word about what will be added to this ear-pleaser. Head to the full article to find out more.

Here's something for the music fans out there, courtesy of QJ.Net Forum resident silmarilion. The PSP homebrew developer set up a thread earlier to announce the release of GameMusicGear_0.1.0. This homebrew application is actually a music player, and is capable of supporting several file types, including MIDI:

• Game_Music_Emu 0.5.2 [AY, GBS, GYM, HES, KSS, NSF, SAP, SPC, VGM]
• SexyPSF [PSF, MINIPSF]
• LibMad [MP3, MP2]
• Sidplay2 with Resid [Songlengths.txt support], [SID]
• Adplug Library [Adplug supported formats (Not all formats supported)]
• ST-Sound Libary [YM]
• Mikmod Library [Mikmod supported formats (Not all formats supported)]
• Atari ST and AMIGA SC68 Library [SC68, SND]
• Timidity Library [MIDI]
• Speex Voice Library (Using SDL_Sound) [SPEEX, SPX]
• Free Lossless Audio Codec (Using SDL_Sound) [FLAC]
• Ogg Vorbis (Using SDL_Sound) [OGG]
• Other SDL_Sound supported formats [RAW, WAV, VOC]

silmarilion further explained that this app was originally intended to be a video game-only music player, but with the addition of support for MP3 and MIDI formats, it expanded into a highly versatile music player. Updates the author expects to add in future versions include support for more formats and - more interestingly - support for zip/rar bundles.

There are two version available for use - one for PSP firmware 1.0, and one for PSP firmware 1.5. Just make sure to view the file readme in case you've got questions regarding this app, or head on over to silmarilion's thread over at our QJ.Net PSP Development Forums.

Download: GameMusicGear 0.1.0
Visit: QJ's PSP Development Forum