PSP Homebrew: PMPlayer Advance v3.0.6

Posted Oct 11, 2009 at 8:58PM EST by Mabie A.

Listed in: Homebrew Applications Tags: cooleyes, media player, PMP, psp homebrews

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Here's version 3.0.6 for Cooleyes' PMP Advance Player for the PSP, thanks to the heads up given by tipster thrikulam.

The last time we had any updates on this project of his was way back in June, so this release certainly is most welcome. Check out what's new with this version of the PSP's alternative media player.

Version 3.0.6

• added ASS,SSA subtitle Supported
• added 3GP file Supported "

Download: PMPlayer Advance v3.0.6

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Previous Release:

• PMPlayer Advance v3.0.5

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# aka — thrik 2009-10-12 05:43

thrik. :)

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# » — DSpider 2009-10-12 08:37

3gp, eh ? 3gp is fine, DivX/Xvid would've been impressive. But who knows, maybe in the next few updates.

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# awsome — shanky887614 2009-10-12 10:43

it would be nice if .flv

support was added becasue it is a small file size

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# - — APerson 2009-10-12 12:05

Give it DivX/Xvid support then we'll talk.

Seriously, it'd go from something unimportant to the greatest PSP homebrew app ever.

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# MKV and AVI?? — lxlox 2009-10-12 13:32

it says it support it but from 100 videos that I have in MKV and 200 in AVI none of them work sorry but I found this program useless.

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# theres always — yourmistakes 2009-10-12 14:33

ultimate psptube. that one supports most flv files, just put them in your saved movies folder.

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# i know right — yourmistakes 2009-10-12 14:36

maybe there is some kind of option to tweak or it's a slim only feature, but i've never been able to get a single avi file to work. anybody know if we are missing something here?

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# Resolution — hammered 2009-10-12 15:12

is the resolution of the mkv and avi files the resolution of the PSP?? PSP cnt play videos higher than 480x270, it works for me +)

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# ... — SeRosiS 2009-10-12 15:47

Herein lies the problem, what is the point if you have to convert the videos anyways?



I gave up trying to watch videos on my PSP a long time ago, too much trouble and I never really got to use that feature anyways.

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# ok — yourmistakes 2009-10-12 19:17

@hammered: you, my friend have just saved me a *****load of time and head scratching

@serosis: couldn't agree more, anybody know of a video converter that will run on psp? i'm posting from ps3, so yeah.

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# divx — GodsHand 2009-10-13 13:34

snatched a divx player out of a homebrew windows for psp awhile ago runs avis fine

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