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Well I understand until about the last line, but I assume I can calc the parameter with
(512-imagewidth)*4 bytes) ?
Will find out anyway.

It wasn't an immediate need... I figured it was easier to convert a colour in a png
to transparent on the PSP than the Windows paint program I'm using.

Hi Guys, For a long time I've used the standard save screen function floating about: void saveScreen() { int posX; int posY; Color pixel; Color* vram = getVramDisplayBuffer(); Image* screenShot; screenShot = createImage(480,272); for (...

dev wrote:Hmm maybe it is just a problem with that sample as I have just tried polyphonic and it produced PBP and SFO in addtion to the other files.

Have a look at the difference between the makefile of the two samples you mentioned ;)

Lol, forget it.

There is apparently a known problem with the blocking function.
You have to use sceUsbMicInput.
It's fine now :)

Hi Guys, I'm really pulling my hair out here.. tried for a number of hours to support the Talkman USB mic in my recording app based on theChotto recording sample posted here. Anyway, I *sort of* have it working... found the s and h file in Furikup source. It connects and records, but sounds like cra...

But how can I output sounds as "short" from the incoming GoCam buffer Microphone as well as it is u8 type and not short? Thanks, may be it is a stupid conversion, I'm sorry for my poor knowledge. Maybe it doesn't matter anymore, but you just write double the number of bytes into the buffe...

Sry to bump the old thread, but can anyone verify that the USB camera mic
sample actually works with the Talkman mic (no camera) model?
Art.

EDIT..
I now have both Go Cam and Talkman mic, and the sample app only works
with the camera mic unfortunately :(

Wasn't irshell a kernel mode program?
It supposedly runs in kernel memory, which I guess is why some larger 1.50 kernel mode programs caused it to crash.

Hi Guys, I fitted a new car stereo last fortnight with a USB input designed to play mp3s off a USB key through the car. which happens to work fine with the supplied 2 Gb USB device. I also tried playing mp3s from my mobile phone, PSP, and GPS, all in USB mass storage mode, and found that the PSP was...

Record yourself playing it on the PS2 and encode that movie for the PSP,
then play that movie on the PSP.

You mean 0 lol.

It's very possible, and easy with the serial port.
You'll have no interface at the PSP end to emulate the 4/8 bit interface of the
Hitachi controller LCD screens, but serial LCDs would be easy to emulate.

Wow.. good work :) So there is only one chip on that test board. You'll probably need to keep the battery if you want to put an amplifier in it. The power provided at the serial port won't run much of an amplifier. Will be interesting to see how you go about connecting things if you put the chip ins...

It's not so secure with the PSP if you can't use hardware chip.
If you use software crypt routines, the keys will have to be embedded in
the program, and therefore be susceptible to dissassembly.

can't someone disamble a psp and analyse all of its parts? Or just get the data from some hardware parts?

Baa... even at the end of the era that it was possible, it required the
resources of a company, rather than an individual.

When you know how a cryptographic algorithm works, You'll be able to form an opinion such as this: There's always an exploit to every encrypt data. and you'll understand why this is a silly post, Until then, it can only be something you've heard somewhere like the War Games movie, and adopted becaus...

You can short the PSP microphone input to ground to make a tick noise that
you can easily detect in software with the original recording example.
I did a heart rate monitor that way, and an external button.

Nice, bu tnow I can only see the thumbnail.

Open it with a hex editor and you'll see heaps of differences.

Anyone tried running the eboot?
No luck here under 1.50 or 3.52.

I'd ask what gives the OP the right to void a warranty, or even open any unwarranted device he may not own. and just for the record, I'd be able to tell the PSP I regularly use from any other unit without the need for any identifying numbers. If it was yours and you knew it you could just make two c...

Good thinking... surprised it took two or three years for someone to think of it.
You could also turn off brightness on hold, and turn it back on off hold.

Jean: I don't think that's silly, I just think that some of you doesn't want to understand what I want to do or would be jealous if I'm gonna to achieve what I want to do. Did you hear that jean? you're jealous! :D Truth is bioniclearchiver, that in the unlikely case that you are able to recreate t...

Here, before you get attacked...

http://forums.ps2dev.org/viewtopic.php? ... highlight=

I think it would be possible using the same method used in the tutorial written by the author of pic pong and pic tetris.. I assume that is where you're getting the idea from. Surely with a few capacitors for buffering, you could produce an audio signal to achieve a composite video signal without an...

Grass is green and the sky is blue.

Here's one:
http://www.psp-programming.com/forums/i ... pic=1333.0
and you didn't search hard because the same link has been posted for the same thing.
The file path string or file name only can be copied from within those functions.

There was an example posted to tell if the PSP was last coldbooted,
or woken from suspend, but I can't find it.
Not that I know if it would help, becasue after you exited from a game,
the flags would probably still be the same.

Um, the UMD is stuffed and we got sick of waiting for it to initialise?

Well I guess I can't use it with my 8Mb Memory Stick either then.
That's the one I keep the ISO collection on.
(yes there is an 8Mb MS!).