LightMP3 v1.3.0 |
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Homebrew coder sakya dropped by the QJ forums recently to announce the arrival of the latest version of LightMP3, a battery-friendly mp3 player for your PSP. Now known as LightMP3 version 1.3.0, this new version has a couple of fixes in it that should make some of the basic functions work better.Without further ado, here is the changelog for the application:
- Added: Equalizers settings are now read from a file so you can add/modify them (look at equalizers)
- Fixed: volume boost is more precise (-20 Db / +20 Db)
- Fixed: with HOLD the analog was still working.
- Fixed: shuffle
Download: LightMP3 v1.3.0
Visit: PSP Development Forum
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Comments
First I love this app, much better then sony's built in when i am on bus trips
FIRSTFIRST!
yay
THX woks fine on 3.52 M33-2 :))
Yes I was first, second and third. :) Nice.
awsum sound luving my own tracks alot sounds like a hi-5 system
This MP3 player is awesome! Finally the PSP is a fairly practical MP3 player. It has all the features sony's crappy MP3 player doesn't, and you can underclock it at only 70mhz to save the battery. When will sony finally add the ability to create a playlist? Who cares? Their firmare updates SUCK!
Simply the best MP3. great battery saver. I used my psp for over an hour, when my PSP mentioned it only had batt for 10 mins O_O love it :)
but I wonder if he ever plans on adding support for aac or wma encoded music, as almost all my music is in wma, otherwise, nice work!!
we do need AAC+ support :S
You can use homebrew Playlist Manager to manage your playlists without the need of a computer. Playlist Manager not only play your music and playlists it also allows you to let your newly created playlist be played by Sony Music Player. At least Sony's music player especially CFW M33 versions supports a lot of music file types now and does not crash or can handle music files that is way off specs like 44k-48kHz. I'd stay with Sony's music player with my CFW M33.
there is a homebrew playlist manager for psp. just go search the net. at least CFW 3.51 M33 version supports a LOT of music file types and with homebrew playlist manager... you can do a lot with it.
seemed to brick a buncha people last version
It can't brick anyone's psp as it isn't accessing the flash in any way ;) Get your facts straight.
er... there is a playlist manager for playstation. i think it was called playlistmanager v2 or something just go search the web. i like sony's player... its much more stable and takes a lot more music files than just mp3. and with a playlist manager heck... i dont even need a pc now.
sage on every field
Siempre hay un gilipollas que dice First!. Pues que mayor, a lo mejor le doy un pin!
how about cd+g support?
I think is absolutely necessary. :p
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