Tuesday, December 20, 2005 - Posts

Tuesday, December 20, 2005 7:35 PM

New Training Videos for Sony's PSP Media Manager Software

Free training videos for PSP™ (PlayStation®Portable) Media Manager
PSP™ Media Manager packs a lot of powerful functionality into a compact, easy-to-use software application, and these training videos, available free at our website, teach you how to get the most out of your new software. Watch videos
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Tuesday, December 20, 2005 6:17 PM

MPH Firmware Launcher v1.3.7U2 for the PSP

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Miemt11 has released his latest patch to the MPH firmware launcher v1.3.7u2 for the PSP. This version allows the use of L+R+SELECT to load the real/hardware original Sony UMD. The u1 version of Miemt11’s patch added the ability to use L+R+START to quit emulation, as well as reducing the overall eboot size by 30kb.


You can get it in our forums here.
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Tuesday, December 20, 2005 6:16 PM

Hauppauge Launches TV Recorder for Sony PSP (Yahoo)

Source: Yahoo

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Hauppauge Computer Works, a division of Hauppauge Digital Inc., today announced the release of its new "Wing" software, enabling consumers to record TV shows on a personal computer for playback on the Sony Playstation Portable, Apple video iPod, and other portable video players. Wing can also be used to convert existing TV recordings to the PSP and iPod format.

Wing is sold as a $24.95 accessory to Hauppauge's PC-based WinTV-PVR personal video recorders. Live TV shows can be recorded with a single click and played on a PC or TV set as well as a portable video player. Wing records in H.264, MPEG-4 and Divx formats, and also will record directly to a recordable DVD disk.
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Tuesday, December 20, 2005 8:17 AM

Datel WiFi Max Coming Soon - Home WiFi Geared Towards PSP Users (PSPUpdates)

Fr-psp-dwm-bigDatel, creators of the 4GB HDD for the PSP, will begin selling a new product called WiFi Max. This product comes as a relief to us gamers who do not have a wireless router, or other similar USB WiFi adapters. Another advantage is that this is specifically made to be used with the PSP, and comes with special server software Max Media Server Software just for that use.

It operates on the Wireless G standard, and will allow you to easily transfer Video, Music, Images, and Gamesaves as well. Plus it looks pretty cool. Expect to see this product go on sale in the next few days from your favorite accessory sites. Estimated price range will be around $40–50US.

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Tuesday, December 20, 2005 8:13 AM

Cheat Device for GTA Version .5 Released! Run Homebrew on 2.01 and 2.5 PSPs! (PSPUpdates)

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That’s correct folks, Edison Carter unleashes yet another release of his Cheat Device for GTA: Liberty City Stories, to version 0.5. This gamesave cheat is also currently being looked at to allow the running of most all homebrew code for PSPs with firmwares 2.01, and 2.50.

This just seems to good to be true, but in this version you can now change your CPU speed between 222MHz and 333MHz, as well as view your battery level, voltage and temperature (although not available in firmware 2.60.)

He has included a video recorder, to capture your mayhem into an animated .gif file at 8 frames per second, but he notes that he is not sure which cpu MHz setting this works better for. Be sure to press Down+X to stop your video recording before taking the memory card out. The generated .gif file is also uncompressed, and to compress it simply open it into any kind of animated .gif editor and save.

He has also added a Heavy Motorcycle, allowing you to speed through town smashing everything out of your way, turning while power jumping, and a cool flame effect when crashing into walls if you do not turn on ‘Your Car is Indestructible.’

To install, download the correct region-coded gamesave and copy the folder into /PSP/SAVEDATA.

Download the file from the Hacking the PSP Forums HERE.
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