wraggster
February 2nd, 2008, 21:13
News/release from Hyve 647846 (http://marvin.mindhyve.com/)
Convert your PSP Slim into a Karaoke Machine!
This is my first homebrew for the PSP!. A karaoke player that can play MP3+G files. MP3+G is actually just an MP3 music file with an accompanying CDG file for the lyric graphics.
This is a concept beta version with the following features:
Plays MP3 + CDG Format
Add songs to queue
Play Pause
Skip to next song
Sqlite3 songs database
I plan to put a slide show of pictures in the background. And if it is not too difficult, video. The background can currently be customized by replacing BG.PNG with your own image.
The player will play songs from the MP3G folder. The songs have to be named m1.mp3, m2.mp3, …mX.mp3 with a corresponding m1.cdg. The ‘1′ will be used as the song number.
Alternatively, you can populate an sqlite3 database (kpl.db) which allows you to forgo with the naming convention and store MP3G files in different locations on the memory stick. Note that most MP3G files on the internet don’t have mp3 id tags. The sqlite database has columns for artist names and song titles.
The controls are:
TRIANGLE - Show song number input
UP, DOWN, LEFT, RIGHT - Input song number
CROSS - Add song number to the songs queue
SQUARE - Skip to next song
CIRCLE - Play / Pause
Tested on PSP Slim, firmware 3.71 M33-2
Download Here (http://marvin.mindhyve.com/pspKaraoke.zip) and Give Feedback Via Comments
Convert your PSP Slim into a Karaoke Machine!
This is my first homebrew for the PSP!. A karaoke player that can play MP3+G files. MP3+G is actually just an MP3 music file with an accompanying CDG file for the lyric graphics.
This is a concept beta version with the following features:
Plays MP3 + CDG Format
Add songs to queue
Play Pause
Skip to next song
Sqlite3 songs database
I plan to put a slide show of pictures in the background. And if it is not too difficult, video. The background can currently be customized by replacing BG.PNG with your own image.
The player will play songs from the MP3G folder. The songs have to be named m1.mp3, m2.mp3, …mX.mp3 with a corresponding m1.cdg. The ‘1′ will be used as the song number.
Alternatively, you can populate an sqlite3 database (kpl.db) which allows you to forgo with the naming convention and store MP3G files in different locations on the memory stick. Note that most MP3G files on the internet don’t have mp3 id tags. The sqlite database has columns for artist names and song titles.
The controls are:
TRIANGLE - Show song number input
UP, DOWN, LEFT, RIGHT - Input song number
CROSS - Add song number to the songs queue
SQUARE - Skip to next song
CIRCLE - Play / Pause
Tested on PSP Slim, firmware 3.71 M33-2
Download Here (http://marvin.mindhyve.com/pspKaraoke.zip) and Give Feedback Via Comments