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February 7th, 2006, 00:54 Posted By: wraggster
News Submission by PSP Zone:
"PSPWeekly Issue 6, the internets No.1 PSPEMAG has been released!
This is another bumper issue with many changes and I think you'll agree, it's our best issue yet!
Features:
New Cover and Template by PSIX Designer Fluff
Added Article Boxes for extra info
We even had Fanjita hooking up with us for a chat!
Over 100 pages of the best psp emag!
News
Previews
Reviews
Cheats and Tips
Homebrew
and lots, lots more!"
Download at their site here --> http://www.pspzones.com/forum/index.php?download=114
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February 6th, 2006, 21:47 Posted By: wraggster
Our Pals over at PSP Vault posted this news:
<blockquote>AlphaCananogram wrote to tell me that the Music Mixer over at www.wipeoutpure.com is now available.
I've been playing around with the music mixer for a few minutes, and for the time being, all it seems to do is mix music. I guess I was expecting some kind of feature to export tracks to your Memory Stick so you could use them in Wipeout Pure, but it appears this isn't an option for the time being. Hopefully it will happen in the future? Wipeoutpure.com still has "Music Packages" listed as "Coming soon," so I'm hoping they come out with a way to export tracks from Music Mixer when these Music Packages are made available for download.
Either way, I'd just like to point out that it's been some 10 months since Wipeout Pure was released in the US. It's absolutely fantastic to see the team still introducing new content and features for the game. If every PSP game had so much aftermarket support, the world would be a far, far better place.</blockquote>
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February 6th, 2006, 20:41 Posted By: wraggster
Danzel has updated his RSS Feed Reader to v0.3, heres whats new:
Left/Right trigger goes to prev/next news item.
Added 'Download All' option.
Downloaded feeds are highlighted on the menu.
Failing to download a site doesn't crash webnab (not always :P)
Text colors can be changed (see colors.txt)
Menu Graphics changed.
Fixed/Added some international (polish/french) support, I think I'll move to freetype so this will be a non-issue.
Can reconnect to wifi using start button on main menu.
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February 6th, 2006, 20:17 Posted By: wraggster
News from SuccessHK
New details was prompted regarding Sony's PS3 console and the plans for its online and multimedia capabilities. The new details indicate that Sony has decided to turn up the heat on Microsoft with a service that will go that one step further than XBox Live.
The new PS3 online service will be called PlayStation Network and will offer the usual matchmaking and rankings lists but will also offer an iTunes style store that will allow you to download movies and music to your console which you will then be able to upload to your PSP.
Another new, previously unannounced, feature is the exciting prospect of using your PS3 console as a digital video recorder (DVR) much like a TiVo device. You will also be able to control aspects of the DVR function from your PSP.
Another question has to do with the effect the Blu-Ray drive will have on the console's price tag. The version of Blu-Ray that PS3 will use will rely heavily on the Cell processor and nVidia's RSX and will, in that respect, not be a stand-alone Blu-Ray player. As a result Sony has managed to keep the price of using Blu-ray at a minimum.
The other point is mainly information on how much better than initially thought, Sony's console is performing and we are informed that the final PS3 dev kits are running faster than predicted. We are also told that there are many more PS3 games in development than most people think but that may have to do with the fact that it states that the console is expected to release in the U.S. sometime in fall 2006, a date that most people did not expect.
The possible change of PS3 launch dates, something suggested last month, and the latest stream of positive PS3 information suggests that the Japanese giant may be feeling the pressure of the competition. Only recently a Sony Online Entertainment employee was fired for criticizing Sony's new console and for suggesting that other colleagues believe X360 to be a more capable machine. It is certain that Microsoft will have been handed a gift from Sony should the PS3 launch be delayed but we will have to wait until E3, 2006 before we can confirm any such news.
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February 6th, 2006, 02:47 Posted By: miemt11
Yoyofr thunderz, and laxer3a have released a new version of possibly the best emulator bar none on the PSP, heres the info
<blockquote>Since v0.3, there's 2 versions :
- standard, running in user mode, allowing firmware 2.0+ psp.
- me, running in kernel mode and using the Media Engine for sound mixing, only working on firmware 1.0 & 1.5 psp.
here the change
Snes9xTYL 0.3 - 2006/02/06
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[NEW] mode 7 optimizations when no rotation is used (maps in rpg, ...). Does not apply to fzero, mario kart, ...
[NEW] now 2 versions ! the "me" one is using media engine for sound mixing.
[NEW] roms can be deleted from file browser (press SELECT).
[NEW] savestates can deleted from menu.
[NEW] screen adjustement (pseudo calibration) to get rid of those nasty black borders!
[NEW] minor GUI adjustements (easily swap analog/pad, easier navigation with triggers)
[NEW] now accept 8bpp and 24bpp logo.bmp background file.
[NEW] new logo from pochi.
[FIX] some rendering & internal emulation core bugs.
[FIX] stability issues & memory card corruption should be gone (at least on my psp).
[FIX] debug settings are now correctly saved .</blockquote>
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February 5th, 2006, 13:57 Posted By: wraggster
Our friends over at PSP Vault posted this news:
<blockquote>There's been speculation for both, but now we have something solid: according to a recent article in PSM (viewable on the nightmarish official PlayStation forums), the PSP will be getting both e-mail capability (through a free firmware update) and a GPS addon. Both will arrive sometime this year.
The e-mail functionality, dubbed Sony Mail, is said to associate your PSP's unique hardware identification code with a new (Sony-branded?) e-mail address. Presumably this is to avoid tedious password entry, although it seems likely that we'll still have to key in our e-mails via our favourite gadget's amazing text entry scheme. Associating the address with your specific PSP machine also brings up the question of whether you could access this e-mail elsewhere--one would hope so.
The GPS addon was one of those things Sony teased us with at E3 two years ago and promised to never ever release, so I guess someone down in Tokyo's losing their job tonight. Apparently it will come in a bundle with a UMD containing maps and such. I think if this is reasonably-priced, say $50-60 or so (that'd be a wild guess, guys), it would be extremely competitive with standalone GPS navigation systems for cars, which easily cost as much as a PSP and a few games. PSM also says you'll be able to purchase future map updates on separate UMDs, since apparently someone at Sony forgot about this 'internet' thing again.
Details are light on both items for now, but it's fair to say the PSP's multifunctionality just keeps getting more interesting.</blockquote>
Can the PSP be turned into a Killer Satnav, lets hope so 
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February 5th, 2006, 13:54 Posted By: wraggster
The news keeps on coming and heres an update from NEKOKABU with more improvements to his PSP Screen Capture app .
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February 5th, 2006, 13:49 Posted By: wraggster
0xAVGP has released a Bust a Move Clone for the PSP, heres the info:
<blockquote>Hey there!
I just want to present my first game for PSP.
BlockZ is a Bust-A-Move Clone..you control a vertically bouncing block, which is changing it's color regularly. You have to prevent the other blocks from reaching the bottom of the screen! You have some time to clear those blocks by touching them with your block, when its got the same colour...after a short time, another line of blocks will appear on top...how long can you stay?^^
The game is written in C with the PSPSDK. </blockquote>
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February 5th, 2006, 13:09 Posted By: wraggster
ahmanhk has updated his Infra Red Remote Control app for the PSP, heres whats new:
Support shortcut remote lists which allows you to switch directly from 1 remote to the other by pressing START button. Refer to "Panasonic TV.rdf" for details.
Support Macro pause time. Refer to "Panasonic TV.rdf" for details.
Bug fix for missing files if the file attribute is set to read-only.
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February 5th, 2006, 13:06 Posted By: wraggster
Raf and the rest of the PSPRadio Dev Team have released a new preview version of the internet radio client for the PSP.
What's new:
0.38.03 (r767) (2006-02-03)
NEW FEATURES
(sandberg) 3DUI: Messages from the PSPRadio (e.g. when downloading the list from shoutcast.com) are now shown in a separate panel. (r746)
(sandberg) 3DUI: The UI now supports 4 different fonts (Lists, Scroller, System info and Messages/Errors). (r747)
(sandberg) 3DUI: Both messages and errors are now displayed using the native panels, scaled to fit the message length. (r748)
(sandberg) 3DUI: Support for colored native panels has been added, which is used for the message and error panels. (r748)
(raf) TextUI: Now clock format is still compatible and configurable as in 0.37-Final. New mode added (0). If set to that in the config file, then the format is retrieved from the system configuration. (r752)
(raf) Core: Now MP3 report the current elapsed time (r755)
(raf) TextUI: Added support to display current (implemented) and total (not implemented) time of the playing stream. (r755)
(raf) Core: Now total time is also calculated for MP3s (VBR MP3 will probably show wrong data). (r756)
(sandberg) Core: Added support for visualization effects has been added. (r757)
(sandberg) 3DUI: Visualization panel added the the 3DUI. (r757)
(sandberg) 3DUI: Added support for using different skins on the main panels and the message/error panels. (r757)
(raf) Core: OGG Files now also report their time (r758)
(raf) Core: Switched from Tremor to regular OGG Vorbis library (slower, but may solve issues with ogg processing) (r759)
(sandberg) 3DUI: Added support for displaying current and total time for local files. (r760)
(sandberg) 3DUI: Update to r760 to handle the case where the total time isn't known. (r761)
(sandberg) 3DUI: Cleanup of the graphics (new fonts, panels etc.). (r762)
(raf) Core/TextUI: Now the system differientiates between the selected(highlighted) track, and the currently playing track. This is shown using different colors on the TextUI. (r764)
(sandberg) 3DUI: Background modified to include space for the playtime/total time. (r763)
(raf) Core: Changed versioning scheme. Hopefully less people will be confused now...
(raf) TextUI: The folder of the currently playing track is now highlighted. (r766)
BUG FIXES
(sandberg) Core/3DUI: Rearranged the order of the VBlank operations to remove some of the jitter on the UI. (r745)
(sandberg) Core: [ Bug #6256 ] WiFi logging is always enabled (r754)
(raf) Core: Fixed a bunch of small issues related to pausing/playing/changing tracks both using the buttons and HPRM. The current implementation should be a lot more reliable/intuitive. (r766)
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February 5th, 2006, 13:00 Posted By: wraggster
Tedzero has updated his PC Browsing PSP Software to a new release, heres whats new:
adding mouse movement via the analog nub, as well as a few small changes and fixes.
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February 5th, 2006, 12:56 Posted By: wraggster
David Beyer has updated his Url2PSP application for the PSP. Heres the info:
"This service is FREE and allows you to transfer URLs of files you would like to download to your PSP by entering them here. The PSP unit will connect to this web site, login using the MAC address of your PSP, transfer your list of desired file URLs, and then download them.
The URLs you enter will be stored for up to 7 days in this website’s database. In the current version, you must remove the URLs from our database yourself. In a future release, URL2PSP will automatically remove them for you. "
Heres whats new in this release:
* Fully compatible with V2.0 firmware of the PSP when running eLoader.
* Urls can be listed in "PSP/GAME/URL2PSP/urls.txt" if you don't want to use the website.
* Paths are not hard coded in the application anymore in order to make it work better with the PSP 2.0 and eLoader.
* The downloads directory has been relocated to be under PSP/GAME/URL2PSP. The FULL path now is /PSP/GAME/URL2PSP/DOWNLOADS
* When possible and supported by the host server, file resumes are supported and automatic.
* If possible, the program will follow "redirects" in http download operations. This will make a few more urls possible that weren't before.
* Encoded urls that contain %'s will be decoded fully (this was fixed).
* Free space on the memory stick and a "low space" warning are now shown on the screen.
* The "exit" button has been changed to be the "start" button in order to make the application work with 2.0 firmware and eLoader.
* If the free space on the memory stick is less than the file size you are trying to download, the file will be skipped automatically.
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February 5th, 2006, 12:44 Posted By: wraggster
Wake up PS2 Emulation and homebrew fans we have at last a release for you to try 
Jum has released a Vectrex emulator for the PS2, heres the details:
Released VecX PS2 version 0.2 for PS2. This is an enhanced port of the Vectrex emulator "VecX". It will only run Vectrex roms stored on a memory stick (flash drive).
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February 5th, 2006, 09:12 Posted By: LostJared
(News Submission by Lostjared)
3D version of MasterPiece is out now, screenshots and download of the game via comments.
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February 5th, 2006, 06:35 Posted By: Kaiser
frmariam from our forums discovered some great news!
Hi there!
Jomar Johansen has just updated his verion of SuperTux. I submited some bugs/ideas and he was kind enough to mail me the news. I was happy to
see this update
Here is what he says:
04.02.06
Finally an update. To much to do these day :/
Basically a bugfix release, with some minor new features added.
Changes:
- use double screenbuffer
- extra life bonus only available first time you complete a level
- die when aborting a level
- get time bonus when finishing a level
- fixed gui glitch when walking inside caves
- no blood splatter when falling off screen
- speed of rolling snowball decreased
- speed of bouncing snowball decreased
- speed of autoscrolling levels decreased
- some surplus images removed
- some images was not resized
- other minor changes
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February 5th, 2006, 03:09 Posted By: wraggster
Need a Converter for Vid Files then this could be the one:
<blockquote>With StaxRip you can easily convert your DVD's, DVB or DV captures or almost any other source format. As a open source application StaxRip is completely free.
Supported Formats
Video formats: DivX, XviD, x264, MPEG-2, MPEG-4
Audio formats: MP3, AC3, MP2/MPA, AAC, DTS, WAV
Container formats: AVI, MP4, MPG, MKV, DIVX
Features
No spyware, adware or any other form of malware.
Open Source, Freeware.
No registry bloat, settings are saved in files within the application's directory or within the user directory. No lost settings after a fresh windows installation.
No awkward setup/installer, no system changes, system bloat and trash.
Easy to use and highly versatile and customizable.
Reasonable default values for filters, codecs etc.
Rich help system including, online help (assistant), context sensitive help and forum support.
Rich and convenient cutting facilities e.g. to remove ads.
Batch processing (jobs).
Rich feature set to manage, integrate and download required third party application transparently instead of awkward or dangerous codec packs or application packs.
AviSynth powered to achieve excelent video quality and support of almost any source format.
Rapid development using the latest and greatest technology .NET Framework 2.0
Reportet bugs get fixed quickly, often a new version is available on the same day!
Many feature requests get incorporated very quickly.</blockquote>
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February 5th, 2006, 02:21 Posted By: wraggster
ahmanhk has updated his Infra Red Remote Control app for the PSP with support for a staggering 2200 devices.
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