RemoteJoyLite v0.18 Released: a TV out like experience over USB

***wraggster*** · November 5th, 2008, 01:28

news via psphacks

Akind’s RemoteJoyLite is now at version 0.18. Once equipped your PSP will capture and deliver video frames straight to your computer monitor — all over a USB connection.

And while your hand-held remains connected to the PC, you may as well give PSPdisp a shot too. It’s a similar plug-in which extends your Windows desktop to the PSP screen. Use your PSP as an additional monitor to display whatever desired.

RemoteJoyLite v0.18 [translated] changes:

Screensaver suppression system changed a bit.
Add images of asynchronous transfer mode.
Select USB connection in the XMB works a little better.

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**indstr** · November 5th, 2008, 02:56

But has it ever really been fast enough to play games?

**Buddy4point0** · November 5th, 2008, 03:23

Originally Posted by indstr

But has it ever really been fast enough to play games?

Yea, it doesn't slow anything down.
Every game I've tried works great.

**sedkiller** · November 5th, 2008, 03:31

Downloading right away !

**djemotion** · November 5th, 2008, 15:10

sweet !

**hack.fool** · November 5th, 2008, 17:07

great

many thanks
this application is unique

**indstr** · November 5th, 2008, 17:18

Originally Posted by Buddy4point0

Yea, it doesn't slow anything down.
Every game I've tried works great.

I think the only time I ever tried something like this was right when it came out, but it was slow at the time. Is it reliant on system specs at all? What are your specs?
I have an intel core 2 duo e4300 overclocked to 2.4, 1gb ram, geforce 7800 gs agp

**GibsonSGKing** · November 5th, 2008, 22:38

Originally Posted by indstr

I think the only time I ever tried something like this was right when it came out, but it was slow at the time. Is it reliant on system specs at all? What are your specs?
I have an intel core 2 duo e4300 overclocked to 2.4, 1gb ram, geforce 7800 gs agp

u should be fine, it runs great on my system, and i have an intel pentium dual core at 1.47 ghz, 2 gb ram, and an integrated intel video card. but you really shouldnt overclock ur processor

leads to drastically shortened cpu life and system instability