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PSP developer Nickxab has release PSP Live TV, a homebrew application derived from PSPTube that lets you play 52 TV stream on your PSP.
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This an application that lets you to watch TV in yur psp with the wifi.
It is a modification of the PSPTube that can play some streams.
Now it contains 52 TV streams.

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Copy the PSP folder in the memory stick root.
Now for the streams.
Open the folder called “streams” that contained in the archieve and you will see
some folders with names from countres.Take the channel(s) you want and put it/them
in the favorites folder in the /PSP/GAME/PSP LIVE TV/ folder.
Also there is a folder called “” that has the streams from the j13dj’s version.

PSP Tools : How to install PTF PSP themes

below image explains how you can install PSP themes on your PSP

PSP Tools : how to install CTF XMB PSP themes

1. Download the plugin
2. Extract the file and place into root of your MS0:/
3. Put the theme file (any name you like ) under MS0:/PSP/THEME/
4. Enable cxmb.prx in Recovery (under VSH)
5. Go to Settings -> Theme Settings -> Theme to select your CTF themes
6. System will reboot to take effect
7. Also notice that you will at least need PSP FIRMWARE 3.90 OR HIGHER to be installed on your PSP in order to get these themes running…

Bubbletune has released Game Categories v12, this version focuses on a number of bug fixes further increasing the programs stability. If your new to Game Categories, this awesome little plug-in sorts your homebrew apps and games exactly how you want them. Just Click on Read more to watch out the video for a demo of it.

I don’t know why people kept on updating this homebrew game (read: I can’t play it), but somehow people actually like playing this kind of game. Homebrew coder Exter just released the third version of his Rubik’s Cube. There’s some few additional changes in this version, so you may want to check it out.

The changelog is as follows:
- Remade the menu system
- View angle is now be changed from the menu

It also added some custom backgrounds, custom cube skins and void cube. Also, large cube controls can now be used on small cubes (using Control Scheme ‘B’).

f you think homebrew coding is awesome, then you’re in for a treat with this new version of the LuaPlayer Euphoria that has VFPU math, media engine, OSK and more! The new video above features the kind of app and game you can create with this LuaPlayer. With a few simple strokes of the keyboard, you can produce something like this 3D Cube.

The version 7 of this LuaPlayer changes:
- Ported project from C++ to C.
- Implemented AAlib sound engine (Mp3, At3 & Ogg Playback On Media Engine + Wav support) and wrote a new sound core. (note usage has changed, please see the samples included in the download for new usage)
- Added Swizzle & UnSwizzle functions (note : Images are Swizzled by default)
- Added move Image to Vram function.
- Added optional Alpha parameter to screen:blit(). (ie screen:blit(x, y, image, alpha) – Makes for easy image fading in/out
- Added VFPU math library.
- Added Sony Message Dialog System.
- Added Sony OSK System.[*] Reworked IntraFont support.
- Added option to free/delete Images from memory.
- Huge code cleanup.
- Various fixes that I cannot remember.
- Source code now available.

This version can add VLF library, fix WiFi connectivity, add AdHoc support, Tilemap support with collision and multiplatform map editor, more 3D stuff and Chipmunk physics library.

The JPCSP team is now back with its release of the new update for the Playstation Portable emulator for PC. This latest JPCSP team update fixes some minor bugs  from the previous release. This will further improve the stability of the homebrew emulator.

The changelog for this version:
- Revision 1191: Fix for PlayChapas: texture_buffer_width can be smaller than texture_width: avoi
- Revision 1190: refixed base ge command. (please see line 3986 if it doesn’t break games, fix li

We must give props to the JPCSP team. They have been consistent with releasing regular updates for those who are using this PSP emulator for PC. I cannot count the number of times I have posted an update about this emulator, and every update comes with bug fixes and major revisions, which is always good for us.

Imagine you’re waiting in a foreign place and you have your PSP with you to wile away your time, but then you have to buy something and you realize that you don’t know the exact conversion of that foreign currency to your home money, what would you do? Homebrew coder uPSP_08 delivers his latest version of PSPMoney, which allows you to convert foreign currencies from one to another.

The changelog for version 3 is as follows:
- Now a total of 35 currencies (for gold and Iraqi dinar away)
- New intro screen with loading bar
- Exchange rate updates are now coming from the European Central Bank
- The language is automatically selected (can also be set manually)
- All code is now in a file, sort code and improves
- All the necessary images / variables are loaded at the start => run faster in the program itself

I think PSPs are making life and organizing a lot easier for us through these homebrew applications that are getting more practical by the day. Do check back in for more updates regarding this foreign currency converter. Who knows, coder uPSP_08 may actually complete all 178 currencies in his next update.

A new homebrew application by coder SuperFury1 has just been released. The EBOOT2ISO, once installed, will allow you to convert your PBP files to ISO on a specified directory folder.

This application (for the PC) will let you type your destination directory. After doing so, just press “convert” and the software will make a PSP ISO directory structure with your EBOOT.PBP’s files in the directory you specify. But before the application allows you to continue, make sure that the directory you have specified has been created already.

After using this app, go to the PSP_GAME directory created in your directory to make yourself a PSP ISO file. According to the coder, this has been tested through UMDGen using 4.0 build 61205.01.