No Bull Moose v0.1 for PSPComic JPEG loading errors

Posted Aug 28, 2007 at 11:07AM by QJ Staff Listed in: Homebrew Applications Tags: Archaemic
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PSPComic v0.9.9 beta 2 screenshot - Image 1Archaemic over at the QJ.Net Forums is releasing No Bull Moose v0.1 for public use. This PC-based application will allow users to convert progressive JPEG into baseline JPEG format. This is expected to help minimize the JPEG loading errors that users reported earlier when running images on PSPComic.

The comic reader homebrew application, PSPComic, now updated to v0.9.9 beta 2, is also available here for download. This current build hosts a speed boost for its rotozoom function, among other tweaks:
  • [Feature] One now has the ability to disable the analog nub entirely while using PSPComic
  • [Bugfix] Fixed a crash in precaching that was introduced in v0.9.9
  • [Bugfix] 8-bit color-keyed surfaces now work as expected
  • Rotozoom algorithms optimized. They are now much, much faster
Be sure to view each application's file readme for full usage details. Or, you can also opt to drop by Archaemic's thread over at QJ's PSP development Forums.


Download: No Bull Moose v0.1
Download: PSPComic v0.9.9 beta 2
Visit: QJ's PSP Development Forums

 
 
 

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by ArchangelNem - 2007-08-28 12:48:27
1st

cool
by - 2007-08-28 19:39:36
Suggestion

This is great! but if I may, I would suggest making this a bit simpler. Is it possible to modify the program so that all we have to do is place a cbr or cbz file and it'll automatically convert the jpg inside? I've got so much cbr and cbz and it's a pain to extract each one, convert it and repackage it to cbr/cbz.

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