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Licks Media Player
Licks Media Player
General
Author	Lucas (originally by Lick)
Type	Media Players
Version	1.02
License	GPL (open source)
Last Updated	2010/03/03
Links
	Download
	Website
	Source

Latest revision as of 09:07, 7 May 2024

LMP-ng is a music player for the Nintendo DS which looks just like Apple iPod of the extreme popularity according to the appearance (for exclusive use of the music). It is compiled with DLDI libfat support.

Features

Skinnable.
Playlists M3U.

Installation

Download and extract file.

Create folder name it lmp-ng on Micro SD.

Extract zip files to the lmp-ng folder in Micro SD.

Open lmp-ng folder and delete lmp-ng-2-alpha.ds.gba.

Note from developer:

Do not add/rename other files in the lmp-ng folder. Putting the two versions of lmp-ng on the lmp-ng folder will mess things up. Make sure the Micro SD lmp-ng folder has the followings.

Folder named skins with two zips named alternative and default.
lmp-ng-2-alpha.nds file.

User guide

MP3 files can be located anywhere on your memory card and LMP-ng will find them. This is included with acekard 2 firmware so no need to download if you have acekard 2. Use fingers or touch pen is for the most part self explanatory.

Supported formats

MP3
OGG
WAV

Custom skins

To add skins go to http://dilldoe.org/NDS.

Pick a skin on the list under skins, click on it and it will preview it on the DS.

Scroll down, click download. Then the put ZIP file on the skins folder inside the lmp-ng folder in the Micro SD.

Controls

Stylus - Part of the control

Stylus (spinning in a circle) - Adjust volume

Stylus (tap middle) - Navigate song mode

R/L - Volume up/down

L (hold)/R (hold)/Right - Navigate song

A - Next song

Y - Previous song

B - Pause

Left/X - Menu

Select - Lock the keys during play back

Start - Display messages

Screenshots

Media

Turn your Nintendo DS into an Apple iPod (Tech James)

Changelog

Version 1.02 2010/03/03

Resume the project with the permission of Lick. Much more stable.

External links

Author's website - http://www.cecm.usp.br/~lucas/lmp-ng

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-{{Obsolete}}
+{{Infobox DS Homebrews
+|title=Licks Media Player
+|image=Lmpng2.png
+|description=MP3 Player, Ipod clone.
+|author=Lucas (originally by Lick)
+|lastupdated=2010/03/03
+|type=Media Players
+|version=1.02
+|license=GPL (open source)
+|download=https://dlhb.gamebrew.org/dshomebrew/lmpng.7z
+|website=http://www.cecm.usp.br/~lucas/lmp-ng
+|source=https://dlhb.gamebrew.org/dshomebrew/lmpng.7z
+}}
+LMP-ng is a music player for the Nintendo DS which looks just like Apple iPod of the extreme popularity according to the appearance (for exclusive use of the music). It is compiled with [[DLDI|DLDI]] libfat support.
+==Features==
+* Skinnable.
+* Playlists M3U.
+==Installation==
+Download and extract file.
+Create folder name it lmp-ng on Micro SD.
+Extract zip files to the lmp-ng folder in Micro SD.
+Open lmp-ng folder and delete lmp-ng-2-alpha.ds.gba.
-{{Infobox homebrew
+'''Note from developer:'''
- | title     = LMP-ng iPod Clone
- | image     = [[File:LMPngds.png]]
+Do not add/rename other files in the lmp-ng folder. Putting the two versions of lmp-ng on the lmp-ng folder will mess things up. Make sure the Micro SD lmp-ng folder has the followings.
- | type      = media player
+* Folder named skins with two zips named alternative and default.
- | author    = Lucas
+* lmp-ng-2-alpha.nds file.
- | version   = 2 alpha
- | licence   = GPL (open source)
+==User guide==
- | download  = Media:Lmpng2alphads.zip
+MP3 files can be located anywhere on your memory card and LMP-ng will find them. This is included with acekard 2 firmware so no need to download if you have acekard 2. Use fingers or touch pen is for the most part self explanatory.
- | source    = http://www.cecm.usp.br/~lucas/lmp-ng/lmp-ng-2-alpha.tar.gz
- | website   = http://www.cecm.usp.br/~lucas/lmp-ng/
+===Supported formats===
-}}
+MP3<br>
+OGG<br>
+WAV<br>
+===Custom skins===
+To add skins go to http://dilldoe.org/NDS.
+Pick a skin on the list under skins, click on it and it will preview it on the DS.
+Scroll down, click download. Then the put ZIP file on the skins folder inside the lmp-ng folder in the Micro SD.
+==Controls==
+Stylus - Part of the control
+Stylus (spinning in a circle) - Adjust volume
+Stylus (tap middle) - Navigate song mode
+R/L - Volume up/down
+L (hold)/R (hold)/Right - Navigate song
+A - Next song
-LMP-ng is a music player for the Nintendo DS which looks just like Apple iPod of the extreme popularity according to the appearance; (for exclusive use of the music). It is compiled with DLDI libfat support.
+Y - Previous song
-== Usage ==
+B - Pause
-MP3 files can be located anywhere on your memory card and LMP-ng will find them. This is included with acekard 2 firmware so no need to download if you have acekard 2.
+Left/X - Menu
-==Control==
+Select - Lock the keys during play back
-*Use fingers or touch pen is for the most part self explanatory.
-*Adjust volume by spinning in a circle.
-*Tap middle to navigate song mode then spin in a circle.Volume up/down - R or L trigger (hold)
-*Navigate song - Dpad R or R & L trigger (hold)
-*Next song - A
-*Previous song - Y
-*Pause - B
-*Menu - Dpad L or X
-*Select - Lock buttons
-== Supported Formats ==
+Start - Display messages
-*mp3 playback
+==Screenshots==
-*ogg playback
+https://dlhb.gamebrew.org/dshomebrew/lmpng2.png
-*wav playback
-==Feature==
+==Media==
+'''Turn your Nintendo DS into an Apple iPod''' ([https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vrTQTBEvc8M Tech James])<br>
+<youtube>vrTQTBEvc8M</youtube>
-*Skinnable
+==Changelog==
-*Playlists .m3u
+'''Version 1.02 2010/03/03'''
+* Resume the project with the permission of Lick. Much more stable.
-==Download and Install Instructions==
+==External links==
+* Author's website - http://www.cecm.usp.br/~lucas/lmp-ng
--lmp-ng 2 alpha version
-#Download lmp-ng-2-alpha.zip
-#create folder name it "lmp-ng" on microsd
-#Extract zip files to "lmp-ng" folder in microsd
-#open "lmp-ng" folder in microsd and delete "lmp-ng-2-alpha.ds.gba"
-*again do not add other files on "lmp-ng" folder, do not rename the folder and other files either. Putting the two versions of lmp-ng on the lmp-ng folder will mess things up.
+[[Category:Media Players on DS]]
-* In the end the microsd "lmp-ng" folder must have this inside:
--folder named "skins" with two zips named alternative and default
--lmp-ng-2-alpha.nds file
-* to add skins go to http://dilldoe.org/NDS/
-#Pick a skin on the list under skins, click on it and it will preview it on the ds
-#scroll down, click download
-#Put zip file on the "skins" folder inside the "lmp-ng" folder in the microsd