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psp-robot's complaining is perfectly legitimate. I'm new to this "gaming" thing, and so, before I've heard about Sony's Playstation issues, I've always thought of Sony products as of ones made with very good quality (they make great sound systems, dvd players, tvs, etc). Then again, those ...

I did not miss the joke... my comment was a joke as well. >.>

Too bad that that does not classify as an "application." :P

Oh, sorry; I was replying to: "It just seems that the PSP boots from cold too quickly to have to decrypt ROM data.", and did not see your post. After reading yours, I quickly realised that my idea was more nonesense than I though.

The whole thing seems kind of pointless to me: You no longer have that portability, and plus, the whole set up will look ugly... another one of PSP's points taken away. :P

Sure, but do you have a basis for comparison of what "too quickly" is? Maybe if people had access to detailed information about the PSP's data processing performance, making such a claim would be much easier... Silly idea: Look up specs for that R4000 processor, estimate how fast it can pr...

I think someone's trying to create the X-Prize, only for the PSP. :P

An ide harddrive for playing divx on the psp? Do they give out crack instead of chocolate for easter nowadays? Did you miss the part that says 'portable'? Buy a personal media player instead already, sheesh. Crack for easter... XD! What he meant though, I think, is the capability to stream media fr...

What is neat about that idea is ...lets say you could view the UMD content of wipeout ..well all you would have to do is remove the wipeout game and replace it with another game or umd movie...because you see after I connected to internet with the wipeout browser I removed the wipeout UMD and I cou...

I doubt that the UMD's resolution even high enough to make this all worthwhile. Video might look great on the PSP's small screen, but on a TV...

Can the PSP image viewer handle PNGs as well? If so, I think it would be much more efficient to use that format instead. Smaller file size and better quality. :D JPEG is better for photos, but PNG is better in this case (lots of same colour). JPEG: 18.2 KB http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v299/Agen...

Would such a report actually be useful to you guys? If so, maybe you should set up a donations page for it.

I doubt the cap is removed for certain application at the moment, and we will probably have to wait quite a while before they uncap it. I'm going to wait for that 65nm version PSP... too bad I have a long wait ahead of me. :P

What does that file do? Load some pictures? I have no PSP to test it out.
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And you little bastard, share the wealth... XD

Is it possible to create a "disk image" of a memory stick (sort of like a Norton Ghost image)? If so, maybe that could help other people investigate this.

Did you try replacing your current photos with others, but with the same file names? Or do you have nothing but folders stored there?

That is really cool! Is it something like RPG Maker? "Only released in Japan"? Who cares! If it comes with PC software, it will be cracked and translated by fans. :D I wonder how much flexibility will be given to the game designers.

Does SonicStage encode ATRAC3+ format? If so, perhaps Sony only wants to play back ATRAC3+ (not just normat ATRAC3) for DRM purposes. If you are desparate to play an ATRAC3 file though, just call it SND0.AT3 in a save-game! There seems to be no restriction on bitrate/filesize for SND0.AT3. I don't ...

About the open-source stuff -- apparently, Sony used parts of NetBSD for the PSP's "communications functions". A link to the NetBSD license is found in the user's manual (http://www.scei.co.jp/psp-license/pspnet.txt).

I believe the SND0.AT3 found on the memstick is an ATRAC3plus file. Encoding an ATRAC3 file and calling it SND0.AT3 does the job too. e.g. http://pdc.me.uk/psp/brit_at3/SND0.AT3 :) Edit: forgot to mention, ATRAC3 codec available here: http://www.minidisc.org/atrac3.zip And despite having what is cl...

Sorry for going off-topic, but isn't C# portable? Nice program, by the way.