| XMBShell | |
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| General | |
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| Author(s) | Total_Noob |
| Type | Operating systems |
| Version | v1.00 |
| Licence | Mixed |
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XMBShell is a shell for your PSP with a XMB menu, developed by Total_Noob.
It was one of the contest entries for the Neo Spring Coding Compo 2009 (PSP Applications).
Features - Simple installer. - 2D text scroll function. - IntraFont and SCE dialogs. - Excellent graphics. - ICON0.PNG and PIC1.PNG included in XMB menu (by SchmilK). - Extract 7Z archives. - Extract RAR and ZIP archives with or without password. - Choose path to extract archives. - Start games/homebrews/plugins (ELF, ISO/CSO, PBP and PRX). - Run PSX games. - Load Sony and M33 updater. - Launch UMD. - UMD auto-start function. - "UMD" displayed only, when a UMD inserted is. - Back to XMBShell, when exit the application. - Copy, cut, delete, rename, create a new folder in file manager. - Show properties and size of the file in byte, KB or MB. - Show properties of folders. - Use image as wallpaper (press Triangle in Image viewer). - Open images (GIF, JPG/JPEG and PNG). - Rotate images. - Blit images fit to screen. - Animate GIF images. - Next/previous image function with R and L buttons. - Show height and width of images under properties. - Play videos (AVC, PMF and PMP). - Play music formats (AA3, AAC, FLAC, MP3, OGG, OMA and OMG). - Show Album, Title, Artist, Year and Genre informations of the song. - Next/previous song function with R and L buttons. - Pause, resume and play song forward. - Battery-saver modus (only in Music player). - Read all text files (CFG, INI, TXT or other files). - Load flash files (HTM/HTML, PHP and SWF). - Download the newest version of XMBShell with the Network Updater. - Camera function. - Launch Internet browser (www.neoflash.com). - Internet search. - Load Go!Messenger. - Connect USB ms0, flash0, flash1, flash2, flash3 or UMD disc. - Change photo, music, video and game paths. - Change CPU speed in music player (75, 100, 133, 222, 266, 300 and 333). - Take a screenshot with Note button (music symbol). - Change the nickname. - Change CPU speed (75, 100, 133, 222, 266, 300 and 333). - Change password. - Start control function. - Use background as original, classic or wallpaper. - Enable Flash player and WMA playback. - Restore default settings. - Show system informations. - Show battery informations under system-settings. - Browse in ms0, flash0 and flash1. - Possibility to editing in flash0 and flash1. - Show free space of the Memory Stick in byte, KB or MB. - Show battery and time. - Show the version of XMBShell. - NEOFlash splash screen. - Reboot XMBshell, reset system, shutdown system, suspend system and exit XMBShell in Exit menu.
Installation Copy the folder PSP to ms0:/ then run it from your PSP. Press Cross to install or R-Trigger to exit.
User guide Supported file formats: 7Z AA3 AAC AVC CFG ELF FLAC GIF HTM/HTML INI ISO/CSO JPG/JPEG MP3 OGG OMA OMG PBP PHP PMF PNG PRX RAR SWF TXT ZIP And other files that can be viewed with text reader.
Controls General: Circle - Return Home - Open Exit menu Note - Take screenshot
Main menu: Cross - Choose D-Pad/L-Trigger/R-Trigger - Move Select - Open File explorer
File explorer: Cross - Execute file, Open folder D-Pad - Move L-Trigger/R-Trigger - browse in ms0, flash0 or flash1 Triangle - Open File manager Select - Close File explorer and return to Main menu
File manager: Cross - Choose D-Pad - Move Triangle/Circle - Close File manager and return to File explorer
Music player: Cross - Pause, Play song Right - Play forward (10, 30 or 120) Left - Play normal Start - Go in the Battery-saver mode
Image viewer: Triangle - Use image as wallpaper Cross - Blit image fit to screen Up/Down - rotate image
Text reader: Up/Down - Change pages
Camera: R-Trigger - Shot
Exit menu: Cross - Choose D-Pad - Move Home/Circle - Close the Exit-menu and return
Credits Thanks to Dark_AleX for the Custom Firmware. Thanks to Schmilk for Beta-testing and for ICON0.PNG and PIC1.PNG. Thanks to BenHur for intraFont.
References NeoFlash, https://www.neoflash.com/forum/index.php?topic=5529.0