PSPdisp v0.2 Drops With A Demo Video
For you ultra-geeky homebrew fans out there, check out PSPdisp v0.2, which just dropped on the 14th. This is an innovative homebrew application from JJS that allows you to use your PSP as an additional monitor for Windows.
Check out this explanation from its developers:
… on Windows, a display driver, an USB driver and the interface application which captures the screen, compresses it and sends it over USB to the PSP. On the PSP side there is an application that decompresses the frames and displays them. All settings are adjustable from the Windows side, the PSP really only acts as a passive display.
PSPdisp v0.1 will work with either a Phat or a Slim running on CFW. The following hardware is reportedly compatible with the current version of the software: 3.40-OEA, M33 version 3.52, 3.71, 3.90, 4.01, 5.00.
Here’s a changelog, for those of you who have been keeping up:
V0.2:
- can now mirror any existing display
- works on 64 bit systems now
- display driver for Windows XP x64
- display driver supports several display modes from 480×272 to 1920×1080
- all resolutions also available rotated by 90° (portrait mode)
- additional “Follow mouse” mode
- selectable viewport size for “Follow mouse” and “Static” view
- viewport may be rotated by 90, 180 or 270 degree
- reacts on display settings changes, no restart necessary
- multi-threaded, opening the menue will no longer freeze the display
- PSP can be unplugged and replugged while PSPdisp is enabled
- added option to automatically enable PSPdisp when the PSP is plugged in
- installer can now copy the game files to the PSP
- mapping mouse and keyboard buttons to the PSP controls
- experimental Wlan support
Check out the demo video here, and grab the download package to begin nerding out right away. Stay tuned for more updates as they drop.
Download PSPdisp v0.2
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