I'll start this off by saying thanks to Michael(not sure if he's registered here, and don't want to give out full name w/o permission) for the large patch he send me which adds the big enhancement for this release. We now have resume of the now playing song at the last played location upon restarting the player. Just leave the song playing when you exit and it will resume when you start back up.

There are a few other changes sprinkled in included paging the playlist or browser by using left/right on the joystick. Volume control and Prev/Next while locked. Also some fixes/clarifications in the doc. Such as, in case you didn't know, the player has normal Repeat/Random modes that can be access with the 'A' button....

One important thing to note with the build...there is a line that must be added to mpd.conf for the resume to work correctly.... Make sure you get the following in there...

state_file "/mnt/sd/ommpc2x/.mpdstate"

Unfortunately still have the nagging issues where mpd will sometimes just not output anything after changing songs until you pause/unpause and/or change volume. Been looking, but haven't come up with anything yet...

Anyway, changlog is below, download links follow...have fun...you have a few hours before the gbax entries hit....
1. Merge of changes from Michael summarized below
_a. Use of mpd states to save/load current playlist, allowing for resuming now playing song on restart
_b. Addition of an Add all Songs playlist...
_c. New "mpd kill" routine to facilitate save states
_d. Added needed "sync" calls after writes
_e. Cleanup/Safety checks added to thread code.
2. Fixed random playlist code so that it won't add two of the same title...
3. Slightly reduced button hold time for screen blank/lock.
4. Allow volume changes while locked(B+vol)
5. Allow Prev/Next while locked(B+triggers)
6. Left and Right joystick now page up/down
7. Changes to Help text to mention random and repeat modes and clarify normal versus hold commands
8. Changed Vol/file type text to better fit in different layouts...
9. Readme and control file fixes to mention above random and repeat modes and need case of album art files.

Zip Archve

My last release for jespa3d engine,

Controls:
UP/DOWN/LEFT/RIGHT : Move the player.
A/B : JUMP/DOWN the player
L/R : View UP/DOWN the view.
START : Fly mode.
SELECT : View info.

New features:
- Rendering sprites in 8 views
- Fast rendering for sprites not power of 2.

My last release for jespa3d engine,

Controls:
UP/DOWN/LEFT/RIGHT : Move the player.
A/B : JUMP/DOWN the player
L/R : View UP/DOWN the view.
START : Fly mode.
SELECT : View info.

New features:
- Rendering sprites in 8 views
- Fast rendering for sprites not power of 2.

¡¡¡THIS PROGRAM WORKS THE FLASH0, I DO NOT BECOME PERSON IN CHARGE OF THE DAMAGES WHO CAN CAUSE HIS USE BADLY!!!

DeFlasher Edition No-Limits v5.5 - for 3.40 OE. By deadzone (8-07-2007)

//¡¡¡WARNING!!! You create backups before any other operation!!!!//

- Operation:

- He is always or to be the PSP connected to the shipper or to have the battery to but of half, by ai perhaps.

- To decompress to the root of memory stick and to say if to everything like always.

- The folder backups must be in the root, and DeFlasher

ms0:/PSP/GAME;

ms0:/PSP/GAME150;

or

ms0:/PSP/GAME340;

depending of your kernel mode in the recovery menu oe.

- During the flashing you will see the light of ms to blink, and a screen saying "done" when finalizing he himself.

- If for whatever reason the file to be flashing not this in his place the return program an error message, but there is no problem since it does not give the flashing of this file and us return to the main menu pressing "start".

//HOW TO USE DEFLASHER EDITION NO_LIMITS v5.5//

1 - start: in the menu always reinitiates the program that estes and you it gives back to the main menu.

2 - Select: screenshot takes one from the main menu.

3 - X: enters the menus.

4 - O or X (depend the menu): the flashing is executed.

5 - In "the main" menu [_] activates usb and O it deactivates it.

- When locating to us on themes, etc the image is shown in the screen.

- It by the capture of rco to have idea of what file we are going to flashing.

- Image format is .png.(270x153)

- The liberating one of space in flash0 now free space 2.50MB.

- You must add in for example ms:/backups/themes his theme with any name and inside "captura.png" (270x153) for the preview.

- ms0:/backups/themes/my_theme/all rco's && captura.png., or battery, or background.............

¡¡¡ Infinites themes......!!!

- Now the new version DeFlasher Edition No-Limits support for flashing more rco's, vsh.prx and pspbtcnf.txt.

list:
--topmenu_plugin.rco
--opening_plugin.rco
--savedata_plugin.rco
--gameboot.pmf
--system_plugin.rco
--01-12.bmp
--impose_plugin.rco
--premo_plugin.rco
--system_plugin_fg.rco
--system_plugin_bg.rco
--photo_plugin.rco
--game_plugin.rco
--sysconf_plugin.rco
--ltn0.pgf
--visualizer_plugin.rco
--update_plugin.rco
--sysconf_plugin_about.rco
--savedata_utility.rco
--rss_suscriber.rco
--netplay_plugin.rco
--netconf_dialog.rco
--music_main_plugin.rco
--msvideo_main_plugin.rco
--osk_plugin.rco
--vsh.prx
--pspbtcnf.txt

///////////////////////PrxFlasher_Edition_v1.0////////////////////////////

- DeFlasher Edition now add: PrxFlasher_Edition_v1.0; in the menu main (Re-direct icons XMB)

- This program modify the FLASH0 of your PSP System.

¡¡¡I'M NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGE THESE FILES/PROGRAM COULD MAKE IN YOUR PSP SYSTEM.!!!

- Highly recommended to do a backup of your .PRX before doing nothing.

1 - Location Free Player (lftv_plugin.prx) Shuts down (R+X) and makes a reset (X) to the PSP when pressing the icon.

2 - Network Update (Update_plugin) is redirected to move XMB with Joystick.

Thanks to Team Xk for the mod .prx

File Name: DeFlasher_No-Limits_v5.5.tar.gz
Size: 8MB |

Download Link: http://www.sendspace.com/file/gnd8hi

Permanent Link: http://www.mediafire.com/?abdvl1ljtdh

E3, the gaming industry's major annual event kicks off in Santa Monica this week - but the game has changed.

A backlash over the massive Electronic Entertainment Expo began last year.

Major publishers decided the huge money needed to showcase their wares to impress thousands of gaming journalists and industry people wasn't worth it - much like the cut-backs in costs for movie producers now getting their scripts from comic books.

It was too big, too noisy and too hard to get the message out above the cacophony.

There is a much smaller industry-event this year with announcements from the major console makers and only a handful of publishers.

The others are staying away.

But that hasn't stopped the usual flurry of wild rumours of what gamers might get their hands on.

There are a lot of interesting, and widely speculated topics being thrown about.

- Console price drops (Sony denied a PS3 drop but rumours persist)

- A handheld xBox will be displayed, along the lines of Microsoft's iPod rival, the Zune.

PS3 debuts its Second Life-type online gaming platform called Home and announces a public beta is being launched

- PSP gets a redesign

- The Wii gets a proper hard drive storage solutionSo the rumours go.

PS3 and Xbox Live will let gamers see what they've announced by posting stuff including game trailers to their online networks for console fans to peruse.

And as the third-generation consoles are a reality this year - unlike last E3's unveiling of the then-up-and-coming Wii and PS3 - the biggest excitement will be about games instead.

Will that excitement be more trailers of Xbox 360'd Halo 3 or Sony's Killzone 2 for the PS3?

Will we be swamped with trailers for new PS3 games showing off the console's potential?

Will there be more shown of the next Gran Turismo, the next Grand Theft Auto, or an eagerly awaited Metal Gear Solid 4?


And no doubt lots of Mario for Wii!

Will Microsoft announce the popular Gears of War for PC/Vista?

Also anticipated is the arrival of Call of Duty 4 and you can already see E3's HD trailer.

For more previews of some of the hot ones, there is Ubisoft's Assassin's Creed, EA's Burnout Paradise, and a new Simpsons game.

Desperately awaited are confirmed dates for the release of EA's Spore, created by Sims founder Will Wright and Mass Effect, presently scheduled for the end of this year.

What game sequels would you like to see? Are you hoping for changes to the consoles in design or price?