The filer version 2.2 for PSP is.
The file can be verified in ○ tree condition.
Attribute of the ○ file can be modified.
○ Japanese appears.
It can play back ○wav and mp3.
[ritsupingu] of the ○UMD device is possible.

X-Flash V18c
- Fixed bug in Auto Restore routine for 3.02 OE that wrote individual
01.bmp - 12.bmp files instead of the 3.02 consolidated bmp file.
- V18c checks for, and deletes the individual background files if
present in a 3.02 OE firmware installation.
- Fixed the style of the registry warning screens, and lengthened
the time they are displayed.
- First 3.02 OE All Version Firmware Spoofer implementation.
- Special 1337 version spoof implemented for 3.02 OE.
- 1337 Translator Easter egg from version 1.50 is permanently
activated for 3.02 OE

X-Flash V18c (Multi Firmware Support)
************************ MULTI FIRMWARE SUPPORT

X-Flash Feature Description 1.50 2.71 SE 3.02 OE

Debranded Coldboot Intro screen YES YES YES
Debranded Gameboot Movie YES YES YES
Alternate Coldboot Sound YES YES YES
Alternate XMB Sound Effects YES YES NO
Disable Network Update Icon YES YES YES
Disable XMB Menu Wave Effect YES YES YES
Replace Monthly Backgrounds YES YES YES
Apply Name Plate Picture YES YES YES
Install Custom Font YES YES YES
XMB Menu Label Editor YES NO NO
Custom Gameboot Movies YES YES YES
All Version Spoofer YES NO YES
Complete Firmware Dump YES YES YES
Registry Backup and Restore Tool YES YES YES
DAX Custom Firmware Modification Tools YES N/A N/A
Flash0 Backup and Restore of mp3 file YES NO NO

- added SMB/CIFS network protocol. Tested only on Windows XP Pro (SP2)
and Linux/Debian with recent Samba distribution. Only one server
connection is supported (though driver allows two). Network transfer
speed is comparable to host: protocol (if the server supports raw data
transfer (both XP and Linux do), otherwise it will be ~30% slower).
To use this feature perform following steps:
- create SMS.smb text file in a text editor. This file must contain
exactly 5 lines in the following order:
- IP address of the SMB server (ex. 192.168.0.3);
- name of the SMB server (ex. MyServer);
- name of the PS2 (arbitrary) (ex. MyPS2);
Note: I'm not 100% sure about it, maybe this name
must be listed in 'hosts'/'lmhosts' file;
- user name used for authentication (ex. eugene);
- user password used for authentication (ex. myPassword);
Note 1: blank password is not allowed;
Note 2: - "for individuals that think that harm is occurring, or
is going to occur, to him or her"
- "for individuals that think the persecutor has the
intention to cause harm"
PASSWORD IS ONE WAY ENCRYPTED BEFORE ITS TRANSMISSION TO
THE SMB SERVER ONLY IF THE SERVER SUPPORTS SUCH A FEATURE
(at least Windows XP Pro(SP2) and Samba on Libux/Debian do
support this (please, don't consider this as advertisement));
- make sure that IP address is correct;
- make sure that SMB server name is correct;
- make sure that SMB server allows connections (i.e. review firewall/router
settings);
- make sure that user whose credentials supplied in SMS.smb has appropriate
access rights to connect to the SMB server;
- copy this file to mc0:/SMS folder;
- start SMS; If 'autostart network' option is active, then
deactivate it, save settings and restart SMS;
- goto SMS menu -> Device settings;
- select SMB/CIFS network protocol;
- start network support;
New device icon shall appear as soon as connection to the server is
established (or error message if there's a problem with authentication
etc.). Normally this should occur in 0-10 seconds. There's no need to
start SMB server before SMS, as connection is made automatically (SMS tries
to establish connection to the server approximately each 5-10 seconds).
It's possible to shut down SMB server while SMS browser is active. In this
case SMB device icon will disappear and connection attempts are resumed again.
This can however cause hang, so use this functionaliy at your own risk;
In case of problems use 'ethereal'/'wireshark' software to trace activity on
the server's TCP port 139. New SMB device is browseable starting from share
level (note that shares with '$' suffix in their name (like 'C$', 'ADMIN$'
etc.) are explicitly disabled, so they won't ever appear in the file browser);
- increased packet buffer size in attempt to avoid audio.video 'stutter'
(this results longer delays at startup and during scrolling);
- changed '-' and '_' character indentation to prevent overlapping
(thanks to 'shassino' for the remark);
- added UTF8 subtitles support (thank to 'Npl' for the implementation);

SMS is a DivX and MP3 player for the PS2.

Using SMS, you can stream movies and music right to your TV. forget about all the set-top boxes, forget about the 'Media PC', if you have a PS2, you have all the hardware you need.

Features of SMS include:

Smooth DivX AVI Playback at decent resolution
Pan/Scan and zooming
Subtitles support (SRT and SUB)
Visual seek (Fast Foward and Rewind)
Multiple language and character set support for subtitles other than English
MP3 Playback
AC3 Surround Support
Full resolution
Multilanguage
Copy your movies and mp3's to your internal HDD!
SMS will read video files from a variety of sources:

Network Streaming
USB Drives
Hard Drives (both the Official Sony HDD and any normal PC HDD)
CD/DVD-ROM (and NO modchip required!)
SMS can even read DVD-RW discs specially formatted with the DVD-Video filesystem, or CD-R Discs formatted with CDDAFS without needing a modchip or any Swap tricks.