Endless Paradigm

I have not posted a psp new thread in a while now, I have not been really messing around with my PSP's lately because of the Wii but I srtill keep track of it and this caught my eye today.  PSPdisp v0.1 is a nice app. made by Jochen Schleu that allows you to use your PSP as a extra PC monitor!  Really cool huh?  Even though the PSP screen is very small for something like display your PC but it is indeed a neat program.  Check out the video below.


Source: YouTube

ReadMe Wrote:ReadMe for PSPdisp © 2008 Jochen Schleu
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Contents
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1. Installation
3. Compiling the source
4. License
5. Contact



1. Installation
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* Windows Application *
Just copy it to a folder anywhere on your hard drive.

* PSP Application *
Install it as any other homebrew software. Essentially you just copy the
"PSPDISP" folder to "ms0:/PSP/GAME/".

* USB driver *
Connect your PSP to the PC via the USB cable.
Start the "PSPdisp" game.
Windows will recognize the newly connected hardware. Point Windows to the
supplied USB driver. If you already have PSPlink installed, that
driver will be used.

* Display driver *
This depends on how your Windows is set up, basically you have to invoke
the "New Hardware Wizard", e.g. this way:
- Open the control panel. Click on "Printers and Other Hardware".
   Click on "Add Hardware" in the pane on the left.
- In the wizard select the location of the PSPdisp display driver.
   Windows will warn you that the driver is not signed, ignore that.
- When the installation is complete there should be an additional
   graphics card in the device manager and an additional monitor in
   the display settings dialog.



2. Sytem Requirements
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To use PSPdisp you will need
- a PC running Windows XP 32 bit
  (it will not work on 64 bit versions or Vista, it may run under Windows 2000
   but this is untested)
- a suitably fast processor, for comparison:
  » 25 % CPU load on single core Pentium 4 3.06 Ghz
  » 40 % CPU load on single core AMD Athlon 64 3200+ (2.2 Ghz)
  It should be fine on any modern PC.
- a PSP running a custom firmware above 3.71


3. Compiling the source
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The whole project needs three different compilers / IDEs, fortunately all of
them are available for free on the net.
Note that the setup process for them will take a while and is rather involved.

The display driver needs the Microsoft WDK (Windows Driver Kit).

Building the Windows application requires Borland Turbo Delphi.

The PSPSDK (PSP toolchain) is needed for compiling the Playstation
Portable application. I use the PSPSDK for Windows.



4. License
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PSPdisp is licensed under the BSD license. See "license.txt" for details.

This software contains source code from PSPLINK. It also uses the BSD license,
it's text can be found in the file "license_psplink.txt".

This software contains source code from LIBUSB-WIN32. It is licensed under the
GNU Lesser General Public license.



5. Contact
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Visit http://www.jjs.at or send an email to software@jjs.at.

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HOT DAYMN!!! :D ....

/downloads

so let me get this straight - could I have my MediaMonkey playlist in that display while playing a game???

noice!!! i could use my psp as a resource monitor and/or winamp playlist screen. Or, for when i play the only PC game i ever play UnrealTournamet GOTYE i could put the HUD on the psp's screen so i have a better, onobscured view on my computer monitor. this looks truly awesome...

Nice find YoYo...


EDIT: what would be even better would be the ability to use the psp's buttons as media controls for your computer while its connected. just an idea...

first thing I actually don't like about using Vista now.. I can't use this thing -_-

useless peice of homebrew, what would need it or use it for... well i guess if your monitors broken you can use your psp...

i want to use this on vista!! i understand there is no vista suport,.!?

i need this!! i need this for playing movies and series when being busy!! :) my second monitor just broke down,,.. :(

"I would like to provide a Vista version but it will probably never happen due to the changes in the display driver model regarding multi-monitor support." that's why there is no vista support

Vegetano1 Wrote:i want to use this on vista!! i understand there is no vista suport,.!?

i need this!! i need this for playing movies and series when being busy!! :) my second monitor just broke down,,.. :(

i tried it out bo playing movies and it can't display the movies. just a black screen on the player!

vinrose67 Wrote:

Vegetano1 Wrote:i want to use this on vista!! i understand there is no vista suport,.!?

i need this!! i need this for playing movies and series when being busy!! :) my second monitor just broke down,,.. :(

i tried it out bo playing movies and it can't display the movies. just a black screen on the player!

what graphics card do you have?