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Last month, PSP homebrew developer carlosedp created a PSP port of the Stackless Python 2.4.4 programming code. Now, in case you're one of the guys who picked up on this earlier announcement, and were looking forward to more news from the author, we'll be updating today with some good news. carlosedp is announcing that he's updated PSP Stackless, with the latest version now carrying OGG, MP3 and SSL support:
- Time function returns correct date based on PSP Timezone
- OGG Vorbis support
- I have added a basic OGG Vorbis support for the port. The API is based on oggplayer from PSPMediaCenter. The problem is that i loads the entire file into memory and playbacks it from there. On MP3 this doesnt happens.. more below.
- The API for the OGG is very simple, a sample application follows at the end of the post.
- MP3 Support
- Its here! With the great help from Ghoti (thanks Rein) the MP3 streaming playback is now available transparently. What streaming means? Your application wont load the entire file into memory for playback. The application creates a buffer and loads small chunks from disk as needed. This leaves a lot of memory to the interpreter and you play with. In my tests, my interpreter have around 18Mb RAM available.
- SSL Support
- This is the latest addition. Since I cant test all its functionality, I need someone to test it for me. I made a small test where a import socket; hasattr(socket, "ssl")returned "True" so I assumed everything was fine.
Download: PSP Stackless 2.4.4_1
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g-unot *****os
Does this mean that there could be a port of Frets on Fire for PSP? For the button layout, you could flip the psp and use the brightness, note button, select and start for four frets and maybe the D-pad to pick. I don't know about anyone else, but I think it would be sweet!
Its gonna be possible to play Divx and other file formats on the device?....i'm crossing my fingers and testies for an mplayer port
so, lets start porting some of the XMBC python scripts to the PSP }X^)
There is a mplayer port -- PMP Advance