Record Sounds From Your SOCOM Mic with Virtual Tape Recorder V2b |
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You need a Socom headset and PSP headphone remote control dongle for this to receive microphone input. There are numerous other mods to tap a microphone input out of your remote, or find a 4 conductor 3.5mm jack, and convert your own standard PC microphone headset, or, as I have done, convert a mobile phone headset for use with the PSP.
You need at least 20Mb free on your memory stick to use this program because although the program itself is very small, a 20Mb "Reel.dat" file is be created when the program is first launched. Just plug in your Headphone remote, and Socom compatible headset and your on your way. Here's the version history (Note: All of these were released today in succession):
Virtual Tape Recorder V2a
- Screen errors fixed.
- Fast forward and rewind can be used during playback, and are disabled during recording.
- Microphone level is adjustable.
- Headphone remote buttons implemented.
- First release.
Download: [Virtual Tape Recorder V2b]
View: [Forum release thread]
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VERSION?? OF PSP
2nd post beeches
cool all i need now is SCOM
thanks for your work art, truly a great coder
you dont need socm, just a mic that will work with socom. thats all. i hope that the drum machine inplements this. make on the fly *****ty hip hop.
Does this also works with the microphone thats included with talkman?
@6 Hi, the USB mic is no good for this. There are no libraries to use it in homebrew land. @1 This is written and tested in 1.50 PSPs. I think the audio libs are tested only with 1.50 as well. YOu could try it on other versions, it would be interesting to see how you go. And this si mostly the work of Iteixeira, and the guys that helped him with his libraries. Art.
socomplayer1: :ur f**king gay idiot socomplayer 2: stop spawn campin homo socomplayer1: well stop glitching near the barn socomplayer3: hey, can you guys hear me? socomplayer4: if any of you get revived, can you respawn me? im in the tunnel socomplayer1: you guys are gay not exactly award-winning dialougue
nice dialogue man! I seen some cool ones with halo, but this one is pretty good!
if you made a client for ventrilo on the psp i'd love you forever
yes it would probably be the greatest thing ever if somebody could make a ventrilo client for psp. I'm not sure if they have the source code available tho. Maybe teamspeak too.
not working with talkman mic :(
This is a really cool program. With a 3,5 mm cable you can record sound from any audio source (radio, mp3/CD player...) A "save to mp3" function would be awesome btw.
Can you confirm this? That would be awesome for me because I'm a DJ, and I like to record my mixes. I had an MP3 player with a line in jack that could record directly to MP3, but some jackass stole it. What format does it save as?
I just read the readme, and from my understanding, does this thing have a limit of only being able to record files up to 20MB?
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