SexyPSF PSP
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| Author | yaneurao, weltall |
| Type | Media Players |
| Version | 0.4.5-r1 - 1.1d |
| License | GPL-2.0 |
| Last Updated | 2006/01/21 |
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Port of sexyPSF to the PSP. It is a Playstation music (PSF) player for Linux.
The PSP port was developed by yaneurao and improved by weltall with new functions (PSP remote support, pause function, a next/previous song function and more).
Controls
File selection screen
D-Pad - Select dir/files
Circle - Play selected song/enter into selected dir
Triangle - Toggle reverb
Square - About screen
During play mode
Cross - Stop (return to file selection screen)
Circle - Pause song
L - Play previous song (previous song as showed in the file selection screen, if first song is being played no effect)
R - Play next song (next song as showed in the file selection screen, if last song is being played no effect)
Triangle - Toggle reverb
Square - Show current cpu speed (showed in the first line r:x where x is the cpu frequency)
Start - Enable/disables stop when time is equal to stop time written on the file
Select - Activates shuffle mode so l and r buttons became like start
During pause mode
Cross - Stop (return to file selection screen)
Circle - Resume song
L - Play previous song (previous song as showed in the file selection screen, if first song is being played no effect)
R - Play next song (next song as showed in the file selection screen, if last song is being played no effect)
Triangle - Toggle reverb
Square - Show current cpu speed (showed in the first line r:x where x is the cpu frequency)
Start - Enable/disables stop when time is equal to stop time written on the file
Select - Activates shuffle mode so l and r buttons became like start
Remote commands
File selection screen:
Forward - Select next song
Backward - Select previous song
Play - Play selected song
Vol Up+Vol Down - Enable/disable reverb
During play mode:
Forward: play next song (in shuffle mode select casually a song)
Backward - Play previous song (in shuffle mode select casually a song)
Play/Pause - Play/pause selected song
Vol Up+Vol Down - Enable/disable reverb
Screenshots
Changelog
0.4.5-r1 - 1.1d
- Added conversion of sexypsf's stop/fade time from ms to seconds.
- Added a elapsed time timer (hhh:mm:ss).
- Added showing of psf lenght (stop time).
- Added option to stop and start the next song when elapsed time is equal to stop time stored in the psf.
- Added malloc's sound bost algorithm (from pmp) but commented out because I need to change data types for the buffer to don't have distorsion.
- Fixed a bug about l1 (and remote back) if touched a folder or played songs from root causing exception.
- Fixed a bug about controlls stopping working if "Stop when time reaches stop time" is enabled and nomore songs are available on the current folder.
- Added a 2.0 version with kernel mode removed.
- Added a makefile to make 2.0 version.
- Added about screen (can be called with square on file selection mode).
- Better cpu/bus mhz data placement in play mode(with square).
0.4.5-r1 - 1.1c
- Added shuffle support.
- Some optimizations.
- Added an exception handler ( I hope it isn't needed :p).
- Removed a hack to make a function work.
- Added a timer.
- Added icon and background graphic for vsh.
0.4.5-r1 - 1.1b
- Added remote support to scroll file list (up/down/play/reverb toogle).
- Fixed a bug in file list when using the next/prev song selection in play mode (the cursor was going under the showed files).
0.4.5-r1 - 1.1
- Added remote support to all playing function except return song selection screen.
- Added next/prev song selection while in play mode.
- Added pause mode while playing a song.
- Setted the cpu and bus to 33mhz while in pause mode.
- Compiled with newer pspsdk and compilers.
0.4.5-r1 (yaneurao)
- This essentially emulates the PS1's CPU and SPU. However, dynamic recompilation is not being used.
Credits
Original port by: yaneurao (やねうらお)
Modifications by: Weltall (www.consoleworld.org)
Graphic by: c0d3x (www.consoleworld.org)