PSP Master Compatibility List

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DevHook 0.22

DevHook 0.31

Fastloader 0.7

UMD Emulator 0.8c

DAX 0.55

MPH Game Loader

RunUMD

 

Undiluted Platinum: Firmware Replacement Chip for Sony PSP

looks like the Sony PSP is getting its first hardware modchip. Here's the info we received:
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Undiluted Platinum: World's first PSP Modchip!
Here's a picture of U.P. (Undiluted Platinum), a flash replacement system for the PSP which allows the use of previous flash updates or custom flash builds. Installation has been optimized to fit entirely inside PSP, this opens up the possibility to run unsigned Homebrew code on the latest PSP systems. More info will be available next week.

PiMPStreamer v0.5 - Full Speed!

 Welcome to PiMP Streamer, PiMPStreamer allows you to stream videos from your PC to your PSP in real-time,
 Please note the application is still fairly beta. Use at your own risk.

 Step 1. Download the PiMPStreamer zip Archive, (PiMPStreamer-0.5.zip)
 Step 2. Extract the Contents of the Zip Archive onto your computer
 Step 3. Copy the Contents of the PSP\GAME\ folder from the Archive onto your PSP, to X:\psp\game\
            (Where X is your memory stick)
 Step 4. From the recently downloaded ZIP Archive Run the PimpStreamer.exe

PimpStreamer server in Action

 Step 5. Enter the location of your video files and enter your desired settings.
 Step 6. Edit the pmp.ini file located on your PSP ( eg: x:\PSP\GAME\PIMPSTREAM\PMP.INI ) the settings in
            that file must match that of your PSP's network settings.
  (The URI must point to your PC IP address and PiMPStreamer port (=3333) )
 Step 7. Run the PiMPStreamerV2 Application on your PSP. Choose your video to watch and hit X

 

 Current Issues

 * Support continuous streaming (webcams/tv cards)
 * Add support for DVD

Links 2.1-pre21 Standalone Web Browser Release r1129 Now Available

 

Links 2.1-pre21 Standalone Web Browser Release r1129 is now available! Here's what you can expect from the updated version of this extremely popular web browser designed by Raf and his harworking team at PSPRadio:

r1129:

• Screenshot directory is created by default.
• Filenames now say links_..png instead of pspradio_...png
• It won't load network modules if f/w version is 2.0+
• Added download directory configuration for AVC MP4 files
• Added support for 'other' download directory.
• Updated to version 2.1-pre21
• L+ UP/DOWN/LEFT/RIGHT now scrolls the screen in those directions.
• OpenSSL ported to the PSP. Links now links against it to provide SSL support.

r1105:

• Updated/enhanced pthreads implementation
• Added configuration options for default directories for downloads of files based on their extension
• Reverted font_include.c to include Japanese fonts
• Added an exception handler that will exit the application in case of  a crash.
• Added fake user agent,so links reports itself as the 2.0 PSP web browser
• Replaced all threads with pthreads.  Tweaked thread priorities and stacks.
• Rearranged code to be eLoader compatible now.
• Compiled with compiler optimizations turned on (-O2)

So far, those who have tried Links2 r1129 have nothing but great things to say about it.  Which sounds like a cue to try it yourself. If you've been stranded on Lost for the past few months and just got back, you can bring yourself up to speed by reading these previous articles: Links2 r1090 and Links2 Pre-Release.

Download [Links 2.1-pre21 Standalone Web Browser Release r1129]

Monkey64 v2.0 released!

 Here it is, the latest version of PSMonkey's Monkey64 great Nintendo64 emulator for the PSP is out!! Monkey64 is one of 2 N64 emulator available for the PSP, along with the N64 emulator port Daedalus. Here's what PSMonkey said:

"Monkey64 is an n64 emulator started from scratch that takes the PSP limitations into consideration. The ultimate goal is solid n64 emulation at 30-60fps on the psp. This will not come instantly but maybe 6 months from now it will be a reality."

Here's the been added for v2.0:

• Way too much to list, Commercial Roms work.
• Fast 3D/SW 2.0, Fast 3D Ext, F3DEX1.0 & F3DEX2.0 Microcodes supported
• Many gfx & Hle issues still exist. Missing a surface clipper & n64 combiner support.
• 4Kb Eeprom supported - (if you wish to use your eeproms from pc emu's, rename them the same as the rom and change the extension to .epr)

So, what does all this mean? Faster emulation, improved handling of Roms, improved stability, and an increase in the amount of Roms supported by Monkey64. This emulator has been coded from the ground up, and PSMonkey deserves all the support he can get - well done PSmonkey!

Note: Please do not ask for Roms, or Rom sites in the comments. Any such comments will be deleted and you may be banned.

Download: [Monkey64 v2.0]

DevHook 03X Mod

Chossy,has released a modification of Booster's DevHook.

For all your ISO loading needs, DevHook 03X conveniently includes the following:

• Direct Load MPHGL (No UMD)
• Direct Load UMDEmulator v0.8c (No UMD)
• Direct Load Fastloader (No UMD)
• Direct Load DAXZISO V0.55 (No UMD ISO Only)
• Direct Load DAXZISO V0.55 (Compressed ISO Required A UMD)
• Direct Load CSO/ISO (No UMD)
• Direct Load RunUMD (UMD Only)
• Homebrew Launch Menu
• List Dax Files In ISO List
• Use DevHook 030a/031/032 Prx (Plus 150 Folder Support)
• Uses DAXZISO Folder Structure
• Swapped Circle Button To Cross For Launching

For usage details and further information take a peek at the included readme.txt. And, of course, this only works on firmware version 1.50 - there is absolutely no 2.0+ support!

- Release / Discussion Thread -

Download DevHook 3X Mod

TVSP v0.1a (TV Station Portable)

The latest version is always at www.afung.com/tvsp
TVSP is the premier free Location Free TV viewer.
* Watch TV anywhere with a wifi connection.
* Allows channel changes.
* by the way, no sound yet. I'll get on it next time I have some free time. It's not a bug.
Description:
Basically, you can watch TV on your PSP anywhere with a wifi connection. TVSP
receives the TV signal from a TV capture programmed called DScaler. And the best of all,
it doesn't cost $350 to get TV on my PSP :-)

Controls:
Press [UP] or [DOWN] to change channel.
Press [START] to quit. *** Please QUIT this way only, not by press Home ***.

Background Story:
How did I come up with TVSP? Hmmm, it was one day in my bathroom to take a load off :-)
When all of a sudden, omg, I have forgotten to bring anything in to entertain myself. Not a
Maxim magazine in sight. Delerium sets in. What have I done??? While being quite bored,
I had an epiphany. Hey, wouldn't it be cool if I can watch TV in the can. The rest is
history.

Installation Directions:
It's not very hard, it's actually quite simple. Just follow the directions "EXACTLY" and
you'll be watching tv on your psp in no time. You do need a TV Card though. I have a
ATI TV Wonder VE, and it works great. Any TV card that works with DScaler 4 is good.

1) Download DScaler 4 from
http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/deinterlace/DScaler4115.exe

2) Install DScaler 4 and set it up. You can find help at
http://www.dscaler.org

3) copy the special "DI_EvenOnly.dll" file from TVSP.RAR and copy it into the DScaler 4
installation folder (default folder: "C:\Program Files\DScaler4\" ). It will overwrite
the original DL_EvenOnly.dll.

4) Run DScaler 4, and make sure to set menu BTCard->PixelWidth to 320. You have to do
this before the next step or it might crash or what not!

5) Select menu "Deinterlace" to "Even Scanlines Only". Now the Server DLL is running.

6) Edit TVSP.ini and put in the IP address of the computer you are running DScaler.

7) Run TVSP on the PSP and volia, you're wirelessly watching TV. Enjoy.


If all else fails, just watch the video at www.afung.com/tvsp. If you exhausted all
your options, and you still want to try to get it to work, and continued to
persevere, you can email me with exact details of what you did and what is wrong at:

cooleyandy@hotmail.com Suggestions are welcome. Sure...why not.

Developer Notes:
Initially I was going to use VLC instead. Somewhere along the line, it was just easier
to do this with DScaler instead for some technical reason. At a later date, I will add
sound support and perhaps a better interface if time permits. Probably if I stopped
developing this app for a month, I'll just release the source. Just ask if a month
elapsed and I haven't done squat. Btw, the server's port is 8888 if anyone needed to
configure their routers for serving TV over the internet.

and also a Video of TVSP in action right here

Download here