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hey Jonny, after using PMPmod & Pimpstreamer etc., it got me thinking about methods of streaming video and I wanted to ask if you thought it possible to write a program that would interpret nullsoft .nsv streams (shoutcast tv) and put them in a playable format on the PSP. The reason I ask is bec...

I've been digging around these forums and running through the tutorials on psp-programming.com and I have a couple of questions (for andy / anyone). After looking at the DJSP file tree, it looks like Andy was using bitmap fonts in png format. I checked around on the net and found a few different way...

Cool thanks, that looks like a good place to start. I use IRShell as my xbox remote, but it do remember it having good mp3 playback.

Question, why would anyone use anything below 44khz? Aside from downsampling for filesize, I don't see the point.

Gah, that sucks. I'm glad you were able to get some kickback for the program - because it's awesome, but that's sad that you don't own the rights to it anymore. I suppose it's probably better this way anyway, because I'd probably remember more of my C++ from college if I just started from scratch - ...

Absolutely agree, DJSP was a very well-designed mp3 player and IMO with it's simple (and intuitive) control scheme and the advent of the few little bells and whistles that the XMB mp3 player has - it could make the PSP an actual contender as a music player and not just a misguided attempt to "t...

Yeah I noticed that they were strikingly similar, but like you said - the Ad's and bloat made PSPAdvance almost completely useless. I saw that Andy release the PSP TV program recently so I was hoping I could catch him and pick his brain :)

Hey guys, I'm fairly new here - been reading / lurking & learning for a while. I've been using DJSP as my end-all music player since andy's last release in august, mainly because I have my PSP mounted in my car and run through my stereo. I'd like to try and continue development on DJSP and add s...

I apologize for making this my first post, but I read about this thread on DCEMU and didn't appreciate it. 1) You've made your tools are freely available, hell even I've used them. 2) I guarantee you, no one who bought a PSIX Pro membership bought it because Fluff put ps2dev.org on the PDR page. 3) ...