What with the XBLA release of Virtual On Oratorio Tangram (M.S.B.S. 5.66) looming, some Japanese players have had to do the inevitable; mod Saturn and Dreamcast sticks to work on the 360. This is possible down to the leaked button configs that use the face buttons and d-pad as the stick base (as per the setup seen in Virtual On Marz and the more recent SEGA AGES port). The only difference here is that the sticks have to be hacked up more to fit in all the extra 360 pad functionality (such as the central guide button and Live headset stuff).

Seeing modded Saturn twinsticks is unfortunate but bearable (as I own a pair already for the PlayStation 2 ports) but the Dreamcast stick hackery is actually heartbreaking. These were beautiful peripherals that afforded pin-point precision on a near perfect port. Seeing them butchered like this is like watching an apprentice at plastic surgery practice on your mother's face.

SEGA for the love of God, release an official pair of twinsticks before more innocent Dreamcast peripherals are needlessly sacrificed!

What with the XBLA release of Virtual On Oratorio Tangram (M.S.B.S. 5.66) looming, some Japanese players have had to do the inevitable; mod Saturn and Dreamcast sticks to work on the 360. This is possible down to the leaked button configs that use the face buttons and d-pad as the stick base (as per the setup seen in Virtual On Marz and the more recent SEGA AGES port). The only difference here is that the sticks have to be hacked up more to fit in all the extra 360 pad functionality (such as the central guide button and Live headset stuff).

Seeing modded Saturn twinsticks is unfortunate but bearable (as I own a pair already for the PlayStation 2 ports) but the Dreamcast stick hackery is actually heartbreaking. These were beautiful peripherals that afforded pin-point precision on a near perfect port. Seeing them butchered like this is like watching an apprentice at plastic surgery practice on your mother's face.

SEGA for the love of God, release an official pair of twinsticks before more innocent Dreamcast peripherals are needlessly sacrificed!

The coder cobra 77,380 releases a new version of PSP Iver, shell alternative to our XMB with graphics inspired by the popular iPhone, which leads to version 3.00.
Among the most interesting of this release we see the addition of some emulators and the ability to launch PSX games.
Following the changelog of this new release and the link to download.

Changelog v3.00:

Quote:

Graphics-completely renovated
-New File Browser which allows you to read many types of files and allows editing of folders
-Igames also now allows the execution of PSX games
-iNotes became LUAProg
Agguinto-iEmule, which keeps the running emulators pre-loaded. Includes Nintendo64 emulators, MegaDrive, SNES, Nes, GameGear and PCEngine
-Added Facebook
Added 60-backgrounds for the shell
-E 'can now start Iver PSP when the PSP

OK, I've now released Ultimate PSPTube 2.0. These are the changes:

2.0
-Kontraband is now included
-Wank.To is now included
-Fixed YouTube after the videos stopped working
-Fixed a bug in YouTube which caused it to display some searches incorrectly if they had few results
-Fixed a bug in MetaCafe which caused it to only show the first page
-Fixed a bug in Spike which caused it to only show the first page of results
-Fixed StreetFire after it stopped working
-Fixed the description in Current
-Fixed TheTend after the videos stopped working
-Fixed Google Video after the videos stopped working
-Fixed XVideos after the videos stopped working
-Had to remove the high quality feature from YouTube because fmt=6 videos have been removed from the website
-Had to remove TNAFlix because the videos now crash the PSP
-Had to remove Shufuni because the search doesn't work properly and the video URL is more secure
-Had to remove ThatVideoSite because the website no longer appears to exist
-Had to remove Yuvutu because I can no longer obtain the search results

As you can see, I have had to remove many things for various reasons. I have fixed YouTube but the only problem is that videos which have been flagged cannot be viewed due to it requiring you to log in to be able to see the viewing page. This was not an issue before as the script didn't need to download the viewing page. But luckily there are few videos which have been flagged to my knowledge. If I ever find out a way round this problem, I will release an update with it fixed. I also fixed the XVideos script only to find out that some of the longer videos now crash the PSP. I'm sorry if one of the sites you requested has not been included. I may release another update in the future or hopefully finish the version me, darionco and ardatan have been working on. Thanks
JK108

Ultimate PSPTube 2.0
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Scripts & Various Features - JK108
Original Program - SofiyaCat
Main Theme - Psimxc
Optional Theme - Salvy

This is a modification for PSPTube which aims to deliver a fully working video
streamer to the PSP with as little trouble as possible. The original PSPTube was
created by SofiyaCat. All scripts and various other features were created by JK108.
The main theme for Ultimate PSPTube was created by Psimxc. The optional theme was
created by Salvy.

Sites Included
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-CrunchyRoll
-Current
-Dailymotion
-Google Video
-Guba
-Kontraband
-LiveLeak
-MegaPorn
-MegaVideo
-MetaCafe
-MuchoSucko
-MySpace Videos
-MyVideo
-NothingToxic
-Pornhub
-RedTube
-Revision3
-Spike
-StageVu
-StreetFire
-TheTend
-Tube8
-TubeIso
-Tudou
-VBox7
-Veoh
-VidMax
-Vimeo
-Wank.To
-Wanktube
-xHamster
-XVideos
-YouTube


Known Issues
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-Videos don't save to favourites for Veoh, Guba and xHamster
-Longer videos in Veoh dont load because they use a format that PSPTube doesn't support
-There are various issues with the quality of the videos for many sites because they use a non supported format
-Thumbnails don't show for MegaVideo and MegaPorn to stop the search from being slow
-Some longer videos in XVideos can crash the PSP
-Videos that have been flagged on YouTube no longer work as they require an account


Installation
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Delete any old version of Ultimate PSPTube that is already on your PSP and then simply copy the folder
"Ultimate PSPTube" into the directory "PSP/GAME" on your PSP. There should now be the folder
"PSP/GAME/Ultimate PSPTube". Thats all you need to do.


Controls
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While Not Playing Video:
Select - Changes the selected site which is displayed in the top left corner.
X - Play the selected video.
O - Search for videos on the selected site.
Triangle - Brings up the menu where you can save to favourites, add to playlist etc.
Square - Switches the view. Either search results, video playback or split.
L Trigger - Previous page of results.
R Trigger - Next page of results.

While Playing Video:
O - Stops the video returns to search results.
Square - Switches the view. Either search results, video playback or split.
Triangle - Hides the time display. Press again to hide video playback and then press again to show all.
Select - Change the video playback size.
Start - Pauses the video. Press again to resume.
Left Arrow - Slows down the playback speed.
Right Arrow - Speeds up the playback speed.


Special Searches
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Certain sites allow you to perform special searches. Below are the sites that allow special searches and
an explanation of what each special search does. Special searches are not case sensitive.

Youtube:
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!popular - Returns the most popular videos as the search results
!viewed - Returns the most viewed videos as the search results
!hd - Returns HD videos as the search results
!featured - Returns the featured videos as the search results
!rising - Returns the most rising videos as the search results
!discussed - Returns the most