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Mawdsley JPG / PNG exploits do not rely upon NTFS file systems but are related to corrupt headers in the main stream which cause buffer overflows. I have tried PNG with the known exploits and the PSP just displays a placeholder image for it. I posted previously on this topic (and got flamed and loc...

I belive I read something a while ago about there being a way to exploit a system with a jpeg - I searched on google for a little while with no results but if there is it may not have been adressed when designing the browser for wipeout seeing is it wasnt intended to be used as a full function brow...

I had the same thing happen with the file sizes being inaccurate. I have 2 save files Lumines - On PSP it says 96 KB, on PC it says size: 38.7KB, size on disk: 80.0KB Tales of Eternia - On PSP it's 320 KB, on PC it says size: 258KB, size on disk: 304KB Weird... Just a thought. Mem stick is running ...

I currently have two japanese v1.0 psps, two copies of wipeout, a copy of namco classics (j), piposaru academy (j), ridge racers (j), lumines, ape escape, metal gear acid and darkstalkers chronicle. Any capture requests? A little off topic, but whats your wipeout browser user agent string on a v1 p...

Roto got a mention on IGN :)

Michael1980 wrote:So Asia is to get a browser from Sony on April 2. Anyone else read this?

Link? IGN have an article called Korea nets PSP but that 404s.

I think it needs it if ppl are googling it and posting.

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...

woot - now looking for my umd under the mess that is my desk and firing up the browser - some last questions of mine - so all I need to do now is fire up the browser and it should load the site? As this isnt dev, id suggest starting a topic in the psp general discussion forum if your still having d...

let me recap what I just did - I went into Network Settings > Infrastructure Mode >I created a new connection called "Browse" >Then under WLAN settings I left it as it had been under "none" >I then set Address settings as "Custom >I then set IP Address settings as automatic...

i'm on my psp - so under "IP Address setting" I click automatic next is DNS setting - I click manual - and under primary and secondary I insert first Fugimax and then my router's ip right? Is your router a DNS server? I would open up a command prompt on your pc (Start > Run and type CMD) ...

how can it be done? wouldn't that make it such that if my psp ever checked for a firmware update - it would just go to the fugimax site? In the network setup, set address settings to custom and set the dns setting to manual, you can then specify the primary and secondary dns. I am assuming Fugimaxs...

-First, make my PSP go through a proxy that links to my machine's IP. -Then, for people like me who don't have DNS servers - set my primary DNS server to "67.171.70.72" (that's fugimax's) and my secondary DNS back to my router -then it should work? Seems like step 1 is unecessary. Why not...

Yeah I'm just wondering if they're using that as a lockout feature... If u brought a JAP UMD movie, played it on a UK PSP it'd go out of sync.... or vice versa... Just a theory. I think they may of done it on purpose. It'd be a software switch somewhere, I'm sure someone would work out a work aroun...

Again, PAL or NTSC is not an issue, neither is used. The video capabilities should be 100% identical across the world. I think he meant with regards to mem stick video playback, were currently having to encode our pal dvds to 29.97 fps. Yeah I'm just wondering if they're using that as a lockout fea...

1. Yeah as long as they include the ability for uk psps to handle 25 fps, instead of the japs 29 fps..... they may just convinetly forget. Again, PAL or NTSC is not an issue, neither is used. The video capabilities should be 100% identical across the world. I think he meant with regards to mem stic...

konfig wrote:While powering the PSP off, power lamp does not blink.

It only blinks when you put it in sleep mode.

Amazon seem to be updating the release date inline with changes (as in when sony put it back).

http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASI ... 83-5097265

Care to summarise? Ill be damned if im reading all that hehe.

Port 21 is not open on the PSP.

I was able to telnet to it, and it appeared to be open, but upon further investigation, I was getting the same results from any of my computers/routers, that also did not have port 21 open.

It was possibly an anomoly caused by my router.

I followed that and it just flashes on screen...is this correct on how it looks? Sonk If you run PSPREZ from Start > Run in Windows. It will run, then immediatly exit. I would recommend running CMD from Start > Run to bring up a command prompt, then run PSPREZ from there. That way you can see the o...

bugs wise, there seems to be a problem after inserting a UMD just after system bootup. The disk cant be read. If the disc is in the system at boot up or after a significant time after boot up it will work fine. Literally, its just as you get into the menu, insert the disc. Ive heard that mentioned b...

The guy who posted about 1.5 being shipped with US psp never replied when questioned about his source or what bugs were fixed. Id take it with a pinch of salt.

Mawdsley wrote:Unfortunatly about half way through the movie, during a high action scene, the PSP will quit the video and say that it cannot be played.

Reencode using same settings resolves issue under 3GP .31.

Hey Mawdsley, First thanks for the post. To address some of your points, Regardless of the intents of that marketing organization, advertising and sales/marketing gimmicks are off topic for these forums, no matter how legal they or not. It really doesn't matter whether the goals are good or bad. Se...

I figured out how to not crop the movie. I now have the movie at 2.35:1 using 368x208 pixes encoded at 463kbps (as Klendathu posted), which fits nicely onto my memory stick. Unfortunatly about half way through the movie, during a high action scene, the PSP will quit the video and say that it cannot ...

Just a thought. Please read the full post and not just the next paragraph, I am not endorcing any of these schemes. Sites such as Gratis (free ipod) are perfectly legal and have had good press on sites such as wired.com etc. These pyramid schemes want you to get your friends and family to join up an...

segobi wrote:we know that it's simply downloaded...see the beta update ? It was a simple file that was placed onto the mem stick...

I wasnt sure if that was the case or if the PSP downloaded the firmware and packaged it inside the a flasher app on the mem stick. I did read the beta update, just not recently :)

This may have already been answered.

Do we know if the Firmware update is downloaded exactly as it appears on the update website, or is it packaged by the PSP onto the memory stick?

Look back a few pages for my suggested settings. I think it's fair to say that 368x208 is the defacto non-standard resolution to use as it's scaled evenly by the PSP and looks terrific. I have a 1GB PRO Duo so 512kb/s is my bitrate choice for all movies so I can still fit a few MP3 albums and photo...

pdc wrote:£86 is pretty steep...

GameChoice.com.hk will mark down the value of the PSP and mark the item as a 'repair'. This is an attractive proposition for the poor amongst us :)

I got hit on my DS also.