LightMP3 v1.5.0 |
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Music lovers, gather around. PSP homebrew developer sakya has just upgraded LightMP3 to version 1.5.0.
LightMP3 is a battery friendly music player for the Sony PlayStation Portable. It's pretty nifty when you're far away from a power outlet (outdoors, traveling, etc.) since it saves enough power to go on Energizer Bunny-like mode for up to eleven hours. This new release sports a few changes and a couple of bug fixes (list taken from the changelog included in the zip file):
- Added: HP and RM on first line if headphones and/or remote controller are plugged.
- Added: the program checks the display brightness at startup and asks if you want to lower it
- Added: support to 22khz (plays fine with CPU at 40mhz), 24khz (plays fine with CPU at 40mhz) and 48khz mp3.
- Note that to play 48khz mp3s the cpu must be raised to 80/85 mhz
- Added: Fastforward (no rewind, sorry). Press right and left to raise and lower playing speed.
- Added: volume bar
- Fixed: if you delete .scrobbler.log with LightMP3 running (activating USB), the file is recreated.
- Fixed: if the sample rate isn't supported an error message is shown
Download: LightMP3 v1.5.0
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Comments [refresh]
1st n nice
It would be awesome if a graphic 10 band equalizer was implemented. I know you can configure it by changing a text file, but it would be better if you could change it to suit different songs.
FINALLY! That took forever to get on he front page...
This app is incredible...saved me from stairing at the wall on my trip to Japan...without this i would have run out of battery!
Im too poor to buy a spare ;(
Now usually I give crap to developers that make apps the psp can already do *coughCLOCKcoug h*, but uh, this one is a winner.
Winner as in, awesome.
Not like, winner as in useless. Thats the clock app.
love this program 10/10. thxs alot
this program gets better and better
but if you use other formats you can always use music prx to underclock ur cpu to 50mhz and bus to 25mhz and use the vsh player to play it like normal
but i love the playlist support so i think i'll shut up
i got 3 batteries soo no need 4 this but good job
Fast forward but no rewind? Oh well it's getting better. I still like it better than the sony mp3 player.
sweet program. i like it! when do we see a version with lyric capability? that would be icing on the cake.
thanks again for the sweet program.