Divineo UK Posted this news:

We received only a very small batch of X3IR. We wont be able to fill all orders. We should be able to restock this item in approx 11 days. All order delayed will be shipped at this moment. You can reserve your X3IR right now, to be sure to have one in our next batch.



Heres the info about the product:

The official IR mod by Team Xecuter!
A very advance IR mod compatible with any modchip and with very advanced programming functions.

Specifications & extra information

Features:
1. Blue status led
2. Compatible with any chip
3. Enable/Disable chip upon boot.
4. Easy to use programming software
5. Learning functionality allows virtually any remote control to be used
6. User programmable buttons for all functions, such as wich button turns on the xbox or turns it off
7. Safety Off makes sure you press the 'OFF' button 3 times before turning off the xbox to prevent unintended xbox shutdown
8. Turn ON and OFF the XBOX with the XBOX Dvd remote control, and any RCA DVD compatible remote (and there are hundreds of these)
9. Perfect-Press - The length of emulated press of front panel 'Power' button can be finely tuned to work with any chips' needs (ie. long press is 100msec - mod on, short press is 10msec - mod off) ...

The PSP Rhythm guys have released a Bassline test for the PSP, heres the info:

I have a working PSP Bassline test for you to check out. Very simple tb 303 style synth. The test has a hard coded beat that you can turn off and on. You can program your own basslines although you can't save. You can download it for a PSP 1.5: HERE. I wrote yet another audio engine and this one seems to be the tightest. My goal is to bring this into PSP Rhythm so you can have a bassline and drum machine/sampler to make music.

Download via comments ...

The PSP Rhythm guys have released a Bassline test for the PSP, heres the info:

I have a working PSP Bassline test for you to check out. Very simple tb 303 style synth. The test has a hard coded beat that you can turn off and on. You can program your own basslines although you can't save. You can download it for a PSP 1.5: HERE. I wrote yet another audio engine and this one seems to be the tightest. My goal is to bring this into PSP Rhythm so you can have a bassline and drum machine/sampler to make music.

Download via comments ...

The PSP Rhythm guys have released a Bassline test for the PSP, heres the info:

I have a working PSP Bassline test for you to check out. Very simple tb 303 style synth. The test has a hard coded beat that you can turn off and on. You can program your own basslines although you can't save. You can download it for a PSP 1.5: HERE. I wrote yet another audio engine and this one seems to be the tightest. My goal is to bring this into PSP Rhythm so you can have a bassline and drum machine/sampler to make music.

Download via comments ...

PSP News and the DCEmu Network are proud to announce the 3rd Coding Competition for the PSP and this time the Competition is for 60 Days instead of 30 and not only that but the top prize is a yummy GP2X Console which for any coder is a welcome addition to their collection, heres some details about the prize.

Gamepark Holdings has made the GP2X a system for anybody to develop emulators, games, applications, practically anything for! Having Linux as its operating system, SDL support and tools supplied by Gamepark Holdings should make developing for the GP2X a breeze. There is no doubt that there will be a large homebrewn scene with games, emulators, and applications made by talented developers. The GP32 is a great scene to be a part of, and the GP2X should be no different, if not better. Emulation is complimented with perfect button layout and resolution which might make the GP2X the new emulating king for the years to come.

So there you have it a great prize for any Homebrew fan, the rules can be found on the competition page here --> http://psp-news.dcemu.co.uk/psp60codingcomp.shtml

Good luck all and to those who havent seen our previous competitions, check out Here and Here.

Now get coding ...

bourbon bot who along with Deniska have been quietly working away on KETM and Mods for it, has released a new version of his 1941 Mod and the graphics are most impressive.

Check it out here --> http://www.dcemu.co.uk/vbulletin/sho...t=16965&page=3 ...

bourbon bot who along with Deniska have been quietly working away on KETM and Mods for it, has released a new version of his 1941 Mod and the graphics are most impressive.

Check it out here --> http://www.dcemu.co.uk/vbulletin/sho...t=16965&page=3 ...

bourbon bot who along with Deniska have been quietly working away on KETM and Mods for it, has released a new version of his 1941 Mod and the graphics are most impressive.

Check it out here --> http://www.dcemu.co.uk/vbulletin/sho...t=16965&page=3 ...

PSmonkey Posted this news regarding the continueing development of the Nintendo 64 emulator for the PSP:

"Ermm, no major progress last night. I added more opcodes (bust-a-move keeps pushing for more opcodes), fixed a few read/write opcodes & cop1 opcodes. I sadly broke fire demo yet again but I think some stuff is more accureate now.

I talked to lac for a bit last night. I seems mario64 & other games are getting stuck because of the lack of interupts (n64 was heavly based on the idea of using threads, so mario is getting stuck in an idle thread when an interupt should have triggered another thread). So I will get going on interupts soon and hopefuly that should show more progress soon."

Nice to know hes still plugging away at it although you must remember, Rome wasnt built in a day and this emulator is a long term project so it could be a long wait but worthwhile in the end.

More info --> http://www.dcemu.co.uk/vbulletin/sho...t=18195&page=5 ...