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Ok, I did some research I guess the dev units dont have a UMD drive but a unit in place of it that has a parallel cable to stream the data. So I still dont see how Paradox would rip a UMD with a dev unit. They would have to have the stolen code, or some way to export the data from a standard PSP. So...

I thought that ALL the dev kits were hardwareless. I dont remember where I read it but I remember reading that in an effort to controll the UMD manufacture sony was only making dev kits with a very slow emulator. I could be wrong since Im not in the game industry and have no access to such a dev kit.

Ok, dont try to turn this around on me as none of us are willing to sacrifice a PSP yet. So note the wour THOUGHT. Has anyone THOUGHT about the possibility of connecting the the UMD drive to the IDE controller board in a normal DVD drive. I dont know enouh electronics to be able to speculate on it's...

Correction, it is NOT cracked. According to the actual .nfo files they are non executable. Technicaly they are useless to the wanabees and warez kiddies. The interesting part is that Paradox either has code fully working to stream data from the UMD to a remote location or memory stick(asuming it isn...

Well it does give us an idea of what is going on I can see that having some developme properties. I wouldnt lock the topic since it was only a file listing. I would imagine UMD movies would look just like a DVD only using the mpeg4 comression insted of mpeg2. That is just speculation.

It's always easier said then done. I just wanted to make sure I was on the right track.

I'll be doing some packet captures of all my wifi gaming sessions soon to, if anyone thinks that will be ov any help at all?

Ok, so that Im not doing something stupid... Is it the general thought that the unknown.psp is probably the flasher, and UNKNOWN.PSAR is a compresed archive of the bios being flashed?

If so we need only decypher what UNKNOWN.psp is doing to figure out how to uncompress the .pasr correct?

Just a thought, suposedly Moneky Island booted, how I dont know since noone even knows the memory addresses for the video... But if someone DOES have code running, wouldnt a simpler approch be to try to use software to read the bios. We know it can be written from software and surly they have somewa...

I dont know how sony thinks, but this is how I would do things, so it may be worth having a look at the possibilities. I would the bios stored encrypted so that it decrypts at it's load point. I have worked with Risc processors before and I dont belive I have never seen this functionality as part of...

JavaScript works (Again API for Alert boxes, NEAT feature) Javascript: no Where you testing non-ecma javascript (like jscript)? Also I see nothing that indicates if the browser is in the bios or the umd, just opinion. Is anyone with a jap psp with firmware v1 able to run wipeout and look at the use...

I know there are several threads, so those of you following them all can direct people to this for answers. Ive done some testing of the WOB(wipeout browser). Here are my findings so far: HTML: yes CSS: yes Javascript: no XML: no XHTML: not tested yet XSLT: no Video/MP3 streaming: no Forms: yes Fram...

Well good ideas can come from chatter, but a general areay seperate from the dev would be good, then have the actual developers the only ones that can post in the dev are but open for others to read. Once the newness of the PSP wears off the noise will die down too.

I can confirm the browser has no media support (mp3, avi, mp4 etc) built in. That isnt uncommon, I mena Frirefox and IE neither have media capabilities built in. The full version of the browser (the 2.0 bios, the 1.7 will be released in summer and 2.0 in late fall) will utilize the built in media fu...