wraggster
July 15th, 2007, 21:59
News/release from mervsduh:
Manage your playlists on the go!
Playlist Manager will allow you to create, edit and delete playlists. Playlist Manager will save your file as .m3u directly under your chosen music folder which can then be played by PSP music player. Playlist Manager has its own music player that will allow you to play your selected music file, folder or playlist.
There are no restrictions on file addition or removal - you can keep on adding the same file and in any order. Playlist Manager can recognize and play playlists and music files from sub folders.
FW Check:
Tested on 3.40 OE and will work on 3.10 OE. Basically any new firmwares that has ms0:/MUSIC as location for their music files. I'll create Kxploit versions if there is a need for one.
Note:
Playlist Manager music player is crude and I have only added it so that I can sample the music I'm about to add or sample the playlist I just made. But ultimately I have the PSP music player in mind to play it. Unlike other good homebrew MP3 players out there - I don't intend to use this as a player but as a quick playlist maker.
There is an issue with playing music files from computer generated m3u files. Playlist Manager can read them, add and remove music files from them but it cant play them properly and may even crash the app if you attempt to do so. But any changes you make on these computer generated m3u files with Playlist Manager will still be playable by PSP music player.
Future Updates:
v1.0 is just a completed Playlist Manager I made weeks back and all it does is create playlists. So v2.0 has the music player added so I dont need to go out of the app just to test listen what I wanted to add on my playlist. Im working on v3.0 right now to fix up some bugs and enhance the music player. Depends on the reception whether anyone would want this as a player or just a playlist maker.
Try it out and let me know if there are issues. Send bugs to [email protected]
Download and Give Feedback Via Comments
via mervsduh (http://forums.qj.net/f-psp-development-forum-11/t-releaseplaylist-manager-v20-114376.html)
Manage your playlists on the go!
Playlist Manager will allow you to create, edit and delete playlists. Playlist Manager will save your file as .m3u directly under your chosen music folder which can then be played by PSP music player. Playlist Manager has its own music player that will allow you to play your selected music file, folder or playlist.
There are no restrictions on file addition or removal - you can keep on adding the same file and in any order. Playlist Manager can recognize and play playlists and music files from sub folders.
FW Check:
Tested on 3.40 OE and will work on 3.10 OE. Basically any new firmwares that has ms0:/MUSIC as location for their music files. I'll create Kxploit versions if there is a need for one.
Note:
Playlist Manager music player is crude and I have only added it so that I can sample the music I'm about to add or sample the playlist I just made. But ultimately I have the PSP music player in mind to play it. Unlike other good homebrew MP3 players out there - I don't intend to use this as a player but as a quick playlist maker.
There is an issue with playing music files from computer generated m3u files. Playlist Manager can read them, add and remove music files from them but it cant play them properly and may even crash the app if you attempt to do so. But any changes you make on these computer generated m3u files with Playlist Manager will still be playable by PSP music player.
Future Updates:
v1.0 is just a completed Playlist Manager I made weeks back and all it does is create playlists. So v2.0 has the music player added so I dont need to go out of the app just to test listen what I wanted to add on my playlist. Im working on v3.0 right now to fix up some bugs and enhance the music player. Depends on the reception whether anyone would want this as a player or just a playlist maker.
Try it out and let me know if there are issues. Send bugs to [email protected]
Download and Give Feedback Via Comments
via mervsduh (http://forums.qj.net/f-psp-development-forum-11/t-releaseplaylist-manager-v20-114376.html)