Portable Program Guide v0.1 - a TV guide on your PSP |
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One of the conveniences of modern life is the ability to update themselves with TV program schedules while on the go. Fortunately for Sony PSP users, homebrew developers Seb, Cladil and Quadrizo have the answer: the Portable Program Guide (PPG) v0.1.
According to Cladil, this is what you need to do to install the application:
- Unzip the archive to the root of your MS.
- In the first mode, the PPG will connect to the internet (with config 1). Download the current week's file programs and then restart.
- If you do not have an internet connection, load the file programs using the alternative that Cladil has provided (in the list of download links below, it's the second link from the top entitled "tnt.prg.gz"). Paste it to the repertory of the EBOOT.
We can not scroll when the program description fate of the screen, we can not select Config network, we can not compare programs on several channels, we can not sort the strings, etc...
Nevertheless, Seb, Cladil and Quadrizo have included a script update for PSP owners. Basically, this allows users to create their own tnt.prg.gz file. Additions include wget, wput, md5sum, xmltv, and libxml2. To launch, use either:
- ./ Update_tnt.sh and/or
- ./ Update_freebox.sh
The software is a French homebrew application, so you may wish to use translation software in order to make sense of it. As with all homebrew applications for your Sony PSP, kindly exercise caution when downloading and installing the software.
Download: Portable Program Guide v0.1
Download: tnt.prg.gz
Download: PPG Scripts
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Comments [refresh]
So what TV does this let you get? How does it get the signal? I think I'm missing something here
I think the writer of this article has missed something here. This does not allow you to watch TV, it just allows you to watch program guides. French program guides.
whats the point of having it on the English site here.
Yes, it's a program guide, not a portable tv.
And it supports whatever countries xmltv supports (check at www.xmltv.org) but it requires to be able to run the attached scripts (ie. Linux and a bit of knowledge).
Future versions will make it easier for non french guides. That release on an international site was a bit premature, yes.