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PMPlayer Advance 20080902
Posted Aug 13, 2008 at 11:35PM by Mabie A.
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Homebrew Applications
Tags:
WMA,
YM,
GP32,
Sakya,
silmarilion,
BenHur
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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 |
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Posted Feb 13, 2008 at 02:45AM by Tim Y.
Listed in:
Homebrew Applications
Tags:
DVR,
WMA,
Winnydows,
XviD4PSP
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Developer Winnydows has recently announced the release of an update for the Xvid4PSP 5.029 final homebrew video converter.This new build will carry several fixes for bugs that were causing the application to randomly crash. Details on the update and version 5.029 final are in the full article. Download: Xvid4PSP 5.029 Final update |
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Posted Oct 18, 2007 at 05:37PM by Ceasar S.
Listed in:
Off Topic
Tags:
WMA,
Flash Memory,
FM
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If your Sony PlayStation Portable's a fashion statement, then it'll probably also be the prime target for imitation. That's the impression we're given when we happened upon the PMP K35 from Chinese technological company, Shenzhen Yijingling Technology Co., Ltd. The PMP K35 may imitate the PSP in appearance and form, but it certainly plays a different tune in function. And we say tune, because aside from playing games contained in Flash storage, the PMP K35 can play and record audio and features a varied set of abilities. The PMP K35 from Shenzhen Yijingling doesn't use universal media disc (UMD) technology, so it has to rely on Flash sticks containing pre-formatted games to become a portable game handheld. Of course, this does give rise to a more open platform for homebrew, but in essence, the PMP K35 already has a rich feature set of applications that give it the power to:
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Posted Aug 23, 2007 at 02:14AM by Ryan A.
Listed in:
Homebrew Applications
Tags:
ISO,
memory stick,
UMD ISO,
WMA,
UFox,
MP4
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Homebrew developer UFox dropped by QJ.NET PSP Development Forum and released a new version of nifty program PSP Content Manager bringing it up to version 1.8. For the uninitiated, take note that this is actually a PC-based application that lets users preview and manage the content of their handheld units.
PSP Content Manager is capable of accessing content that are stored on your PSP's memory stick, as well as those found in the PC hard drive with a same folder structure used on the memory stick. Some of the program's features include file management, item sort, homebrew edit/installation, MP4 title modifying, MP3/WMA/ATRAC tag edit, as well as build-in RSS server. Here are the following changes and improvements that can be noticed in PSP Content Manager v1.8:
Download: PSP Content Manager v1.8 Visit: QJ PSP Development Forum |
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Posted Dec 26, 2006 at 09:59PM by Max F.
Listed in:
Homebrew Applications
Tags:
PMP,
remote control,
Aeolusc,
WMA,
Image Viewer
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If you head over to PSPChina, you'll find a post for eBook reader: eReader v1.59. We have written about eReader v1.4, and that's a good place to start if you want to know how to use this program and navigate through it. Basically, the eReader by Aeolusc is an eBook reader program for your PSP. It lets you read simple text files, but more importantly, it lets you read HTML files, display images, and play MP3s. You can also download fonts in different sizes so you can choose one that's easy to read.
We'll update this as soon as we get more info. Meanwhile, if anybody out there knows more about it, then you can help out the rest of the non-Chinese-reading PSP community by telling us more about it. Also, we'd like to welcome the PSP newbies who got PSPs for Christmas: Check out the FAQs, Guides, and Tutorials at our forums. You might look at Guides: General PSP for general PSP stuff (like figuring out the version of "firmware" you have in your PSP), and then you can jump into homebrew by reading the threads in the Guides: Hacks, Homebrew and Emulators forum. Recommended reading includes the ULTIMATE Homebrew Guide and the The Ultimate QJ Guide. Update: Tom sent in a very helpful translation of the original eReader post and of the readme. He provided info on what the newest features of eReader v1.59 Xmas Version (Ebook and Image Viewer) are, including info on the controls. There's also a very long and extremely important tutorial in this translation. So for those who want to use this updated app ASAP, click on Full Article. |
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Posted Dec 21, 2006 at 07:29PM by Pranav T
Listed in:
Firmware,
Hacks & Exploits,
Homebrew Applications,
News
Tags:
WMA,
PSOne,
PSOne Emulator,
Dark-AleX,
TA-082,
emulation
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If the great news with regards to 2.80 kernel dumping wasn't enough for those who were on lower firmwares, Dark_AleX's latest release of 3.02 OE-A will definitely make your day! Don't worry, while the name makes it sound like a totally different hack, it is in essence, just like the earlier SE firmwares. What you get with the latest version is amazing to say the least. Here's the full list of new features in 3.02 OE-A:
Generating the DATA.DXAR:
Again, the latest release is nothing more than revolutionary, the key features being 3.02 VSH and the PSONE emulation hacks. Unfortunately, this release is not aimed at TA-082 users, so all the TA-082ers will have to keep wishing and praying for some magic. For the rest who're on their 2.71 SE firmwares, this represents the next golden firmware...Enjoy! (A last minute note - occasionally this program will result in a blue screen error, but this is not harmful. Just restart and try again.) Download Link: [3.02 OE-A by Dark_AleX] |
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Posted Nov 01, 2006 at 03:53AM by Tim Y.
Listed in:
News,
Applications
Tags:
Sony,
SCEE,
Europe,
WMA,
MP4,
TIFF
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Sony Computer Entertainment Europe just announced that they're releasing the new PSP Media Manager content organizer for Europe's use. The Media Manager allows PSP owners to organize non-game files in their PSP such as videos, music, images and documents, and to transfer them from PSP to PC and vice-versa via a simple drag-and-drop system. Features include the ability to move around multi-file bundles, and a media previewer so you'll always know what you're transferring. The Media Manager also automatically converts files to specific formats needed for viewing, allowing for a more user-friendly way of accessing your files. Specifics files types it can handle will be discussed in a little while. Organizing aside, it also allows you to transfer Internet Explorer favorites from your PC to your PSP, and allows you to back up your Memory S tick game data to your PC. Currently priced at €9.99, (USD $12.73), the Media Manager is available for download this November 3, and will be available in stores purchase by November 8, at €19.99 (USD $24.50). As for the files types it can handle, here's the info: Audio: mp3; ATRAC; wma; wav; pca; ogg; m1a; mpa; m2a; m4a; m4b; aac; mp4; Video; mp4; avi; wmv; mov; qt; dv; mpg; mpeg; mpeg1; mpeg2; mmv; m1p; mp1; mp2; m2t; 3gp; and m4v. Image: jpg;jpeg; jpe; jfif; pnp; gif; bmp; dib; tiff; and tif. Documents: .txt; .rtf; .doc; .wri; .wpd; .wps; .xls; .html; .mht; and .htm. |
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Posted Sep 27, 2006 at 06:46AM by Alaric S.
Listed in:
Homebrew Applications
Tags:
ISO,
memory stick,
WMA,
UFox,
MP4,
TIFF
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Ufox is back with a better version of his homebrew app PSP Content Manager. PSP Content Manager is an easy-to-use PSP content management application based on framework of PSP Homebrew Icon Sort Tool also by Ufox. This app allows you to preview and manage PSP content stored on a memory stick or on PC's hard disk with same folder structure used on memory stick. It also features file management, item sort, homebrew edit/installation, MP4 title modifying, MP3/WMA/ATRAC tag edit and a few more. PSP Content Manager v1.4 changelog includes:
Download: [PSP Content Manager v1.4] View: [Release Forum Thread] |
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Posted Jul 29, 2006 at 03:50AM by Alaric S.
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Homebrew Applications
Tags:
flash player,
WMA,
Xbox Media Center,
Mark Fennel
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PSP Client Beta is built in flash and requires FW 2.6 or higher. It should also run on the homebrew flash player as well as any device with a flash player (v6 and above) and arrow keys. To install the app copy the files pspconfig.xml and psp.swf into the Web directory of your XBMC install. Next, edit the pspconfig.xml file using to the following parameters:
Artist Button/Key Functions:
When you click to play a track, the album is added to a playlist so that songs will play one after the other. Use the stop button to clear the playlist. The .swf file is bookmarked as his homepage on the PSP. Refresh the page every time PSP is turned on. If it doesn't work click the X button once to 'activate' the flash controls. This is a Beta version so expect some bugs. Download: [Xbox Media Center PSP Client Beta Version Released] |
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Posted Jul 19, 2006 at 01:31AM by Anna S.
Listed in:
Homebrew Applications
Tags:
eReader,
Aeolusc,
WMA,
Matrix,
E-books
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Aeolusc from PSPChina has made another update on his eReader for the PSP. The name of the application is already a give away. It is an eBook reader program for your PSP. It offers support for reading simple text files, as well as HTML files. It also has the ability to display images and play MP3s. So while you're reading, you can enjoy your favorite tunes as well. If you're worried that it's written in Chinese, Kyle M. swears that it is rather easy to navigate. Just remember to use the circle button to make a selection instead of the X button. It can display English text files perfectly by the way. You can also download additional fonts in varying sizes so you can choose which one is the most suitable for you. The translation is rather crude but here's what it says - More than 16 dot matrix fonts not included in the above download compressed packets, a separate provision requires people to download codecs, the two documents added fonts.zip and then menu option will be more than the corresponding size of the font choice. Changelog:
[eReader 32bit v1.4] [eReader v1.4 Fonts] |
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