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i've got GCC cross compiled for it, compiling both COFF and ELF (got 2 versions cross compiled, just to be sure) but nothing yet on the way on executing it Say you compile "hello world", stick it on a memory stick, somehow get the PSP to execute it (lets ignore any packaging and crypto is...

PMF is the movie file format used for animated previews.

From my research, it is a movie format my Plazmic for use on mobile devices.
I can't get hold of an encoder though!

placasoft, I have seen that a lot of times and I'm certain it is simply a 'comment'.

How about actively locking duplicate threads and pointing people to already ongoing discussions? I agree, though... this is getting insane. I don't like too much locking. Some people have a good point to make and don't want it to get lost in another thread. I think IceBerg is right, give it a few m...

good stuff!
I keep meaning to do some coding but I am far too lazy ^_^

You've made me feel bad now... I think I'm gonna do some work!!

XMB is only the GUI.

It is speculated that the OS is NetBSD-based.
The PSP certainly contains some NetBSD code: http://www.scei.co.jp/psp-license/pspnet.txt

A hex editor.

And read here for info:
http://mc.pp.se/psp/

Im sure this would be possible, but the question is how hard would it be.. since the people who have figured how to get online, could you somehow figure a way to copy the web browser onto a memory stick so the people who dont have wipeout can use the net too.. i dont think the question would be if ...

I imagine the update preview pic is reading from memory where the PNG decoder should have put the icon. Only the PNG decoder did not successfully decode. true. if you go to pictures and select one, then back to the dodgy update you'll have a part of the last picture/thumbnail(s) seen. Of course sin...

i dont have a 1gb mem stick yet but i was just wonderin can u put a small clip on the 32mb stick? if so how cause itried it and when i transfer it to the psp and go to the video file there's nothin there. can someone help me? http://psp.connect.com/tutorial.html read this and you'll get what to do.

OK, I can confirm that the picture is not a mix from /PSP/PHOTO/ (let's face it, this seemed far too random) but it is actually being read directly from the PSP's memory. I imagine the update preview pic is reading from memory where the PNG decoder should have put the icon. Only the PNG decoder did ...

http://mozy.org/psp/

I wish I had Wipeout. This is a chance to test the PSP's / Wipeout browser, HTML renderer, and features such as Java.

The browser may be straight from their PDA range and therefore very secure though. Who knows... we might have expected the same of the picture viewer :)

Japan and Europe are both region 2 on DVDs. The thing is though, Japan is NTSC while Europe is PAL. This is an additional factor in determining whether a DVD will play or not. This is why Japan DVD's still do not necessarily play in Europe and vice-versa. I usually make sure all my stuff is 60mhz c...

Yes, the PSP not flashing is proof enough. DC power should not be an issue - you have a battery. Like you said. My PSP also waited a few secs before rebooting. Anyway, it will surprise no-one if a Playstation device has a problem :D I wonder if anyone has the same problem. You will just have to wait...

I am told I am good at theories. ;) I think you said you removed some marker for the end of the image ? I wonder if the PSP uses such low level read routines that they do not pay any attention to any "end of file" marker, and keep on reading into the next contiguous area of data on the me...

I vote this being the coolest psp bug/quirk found so far. ;) I think so! The PBP handler should be as self-contained as possible and for it to go randomly grabbing pictures off the memory stick is not good!! I will look more into this later - try putting PNG files with .JPG extensions in /PSP/PHOTO...

konfig, what firmware version does your PSP report in 'System Settings'? Someone else may know better but I would expect a bad/partial firmware update would likely not give you a useable PSP. Or at least throw up a CRC errors. Edit: That folder name (copy/paste from above) still does not crash my PS...

Sir_LANs-a-lot wrote:Yeah, but it doesn't play MP3's

;)

Ahhh... touché!

But some might say you look like a complete dipstick with a PSP on your wrist!
Don't let me put you off though... :)

OK so it's not as useful as having cracked the encryption but... I've been looking at the PBP file tonight, looking at the structure, manually extracting, adding files, etc. (It's been a long time since I've been into anything technical so I'm enjoying this opportunity to get tinkering and learning ...

Don't any of you have a watch? ;)

Google News and search for PSP UK

search result #1 says June 24.

As I'm sure you know, the latest word from the media is all we have to go on.

I let nothing inside the folder(even only one folder at the PSP\PHOTO\), formatted the ms(using psp), restored all system settings to default. The crash still happened. There are at least two PSPs that did not crash now, so there is no need for other people to do the pointless test. I'll borrow som...

No need to get upset, Konfig :) nobody said they do not believe you. It is -very- strange your PSP crashes. It does follow the same symptoms displayed when my jpeg crashed the picture viewer. PinkPeach has a good point - do you have any pictures inside the folders? Crashing because of pronounciation...

It's not crashing.


Is that correct?

I have never used Japanese/Chinese text before!

Find a new matter(maybe bug): In the photo function, Japanese language can't be used for folder name(no problem for file name) anymore. Once there is such folder, PSP will crash when selecting photo function(first no response for any input, ms access lamp remains bright for about 5 seconds, then PS...

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...

Hello, The MP4 do work at standard resolutions but I need to patch quite a few. The command you put down, do I have to have both the psprez file and movie file in that same directory? Please help. Thanks, Sonk Yes. Same directory. -- psprez.exe movie.mp4 assumes movie.mp4 is in the same dir as pspr...

have you tried encoding at a psp-compatible resolution, just to make sure the PSP is happy with your MP4 file?

I believe PSPrez is really simple to use. for example.

I think the mods are being a little generous as there is no real dev work going on with the PSP but they don't want this forum to turn into a general PSP Q&A.

Come to #psp on EFNet to ask any question you want!

No, there is no security of this kind.

nessus wrote:does the US version already have 1.5 installed? i tried to run the network update, and it told me latest version is already installed.

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