PSPdisp v0.1 - use your Playstation Portable as an additional monitor under Windows.

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Originally Posted by greed626

First off i'd like to say, what a wonderful app you created. very well done. interface is simple and great options.

There is a few things i'd like to suggest for future releases.

1. As said above, WiFi is a must to have to remotely view your computer desktop

2. ability to right click (Edit: i found my windows overlay program called windows blinds, made the menu's not appear. right click does indeed work!)

3. use analog stick to move mouse with abiity to map psp controls to mouse as well. so like X = left click, O = right click, sholder buttons = alt tab for moving between programs fast

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dude... i doubt wifi would be faster than usb, the right click works but you know that. and you cannot map buttons on the psp to do such a thing... it only acts as a second monitor. So it is like have 2 LCD screens instead of 1...

That look great!!! If it is ported to OS X, then I could use my two old Powerbooks with damaged screen, once again. I uess that is a far shot thinking that even will not be available for Vista.

hmm for some reason it won't let me install the display driver .... the device manger says that the driver will be uninstalled after reboot

edit: ah ok got it the psp must be connected to pc when installing the driver

edit2: great windows just deinstalled it for no reason -.-

Great application! Worked great for me. I say worked because it isn't anymore, and I can't figure out why.

When I try to start up the PSPDisp program for the computer, it gives me the error "Please install the PSPDisp display driver before starting this application"

Now, this wouldn't be so bad, except that I had it working before. It's really annoying me right now, so if someone could give me the step by step, it would help a lot...

Thanks all

EDIT: I should also mention that in the device manager, the drivers look like they're installed. When I go into display properties, however, I have nothing but my usual two monitor setup.

Here's a clever use of this app that my friend shared with me:
http://www.angusrigby.co.uk/files/Pl...Your%20PSP.pdf
I've tried it out, and it worked great in Team Fortress 2 (minor, minor lag, but hey, it's playable!)
In fact, I haven't played TF2 in the past month as much as I have today on my PSP...
Sad thing is that you need two PSPs for TF2 to work right on it... Thank God one of my UMD Drives burned out a couple months after I got the first one so I got another PSP...

Also, I suddenly started having the exact same trouble as kevyboy... Why does this happen?! It's done this to me on TWO COMPUTERS.

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Originally Posted by halo9449

Here's a clever use of this app that my friend shared with me:
http://www.angusrigby.co.uk/files/Pl...Your%20PSP.pdf
I've tried it out, and it worked great in Team Fortress 2 (minor, minor lag, but hey, it's playable!)
In fact, I haven't played TF2 in the past month as much as I have today on my PSP...
Sad thing is that you need two PSPs for TF2 to work right on it... Thank God one of my UMD Drives burned out a couple months after I got the first one so I got another PSP...

Also, I suddenly started having the exact same trouble as kevyboy... Why does this happen?! It's done this to me on TWO COMPUTERS.

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hey, would i be able to run Halo CE on my psp using this setup?

that would be awesome cuz not a lot of buttons are needed to play halo, making using the psp controls very easy...

No luck installing the Windows display driver here...

Yeah, this is one of the best things ever.

I would like to see some kind of mouse/keyboard control at a later stage, but what you have already is pretty epic.

Possibly the option to set the psp monitor to 480 x 272 rez would be neat, just incase I feel the need for a tiny 1:1 quality screen with no panning required. It might make it run a little bit faster too.