Quote:PSP homebrew developer Nugi has released an update for the phenomenal video player application that he's made. PSPlayer v2.0 is actually built on (or is an update of, in a way) the phenomenal PSPlayerMT from - get this! - over two years ago now, and has ever since amassed over tens of thousands of downloads to date.

Ah, the jolly good old days of brew - see the screenshot above? It's even got the older QJ.NET watermark on it. Nice to see Nugi is still alive and kicking with his video player application! He's taken a couple of stuff from PSPlayerMT, and has brought it over to PSPlayer v2.0. Here's a list of its features:

    * Based on FFMPEG nearly latest source(svn rev. 14728).
    * avi/mov(mp4) containers supported. No container specific limitation.
    * Video codec : Mpeg4 video(xvid etc), Mpeg4/AVC(h264) supported. (HW accel only)
    * Audio codec : AC3, MP3, AAC supported. (MP3/AAC are HW accelerated.)
    * Subtitles are supported. (smi, etc. through mplayer subreader.c and custom rendering of subtitles.)
    * Supports B-frames in H264.
    * audio 8-48kHz sampling rate supported. (linear resamling to 44kHz used in PSPlayerMT)
    * Real-time volume boosting(1-20x). Apart from system volume. (Can be used for Replay Gain. Of course by hand not automatically.)
    * Super high quality custom YUV rendering using PSP video acclerator. Precise color conversion. Deblocking in chroma channels. (from PSPlayerMT)
    * Fast avi loading by optimizing index loading.
    * Max video resolution. 480x272. (PSP HW codec library does not support higher resolution. maybe)
    * No restriction in framerate.
    * Buffering mechanism used in PSPlayerMT. (but extreamly reduced buffer size.)
    * FF/Rew supported.
    * Using internal bookmark mechanism, resuming supported.
    * Async reading of video files. Less memstick access.
    * usbhostfs, nethostfs supported. (first should be enabled using irshell. etc.)

The download includes a readme application with more details on PSPlayer's other features, its controls, and library compilation among other notes. (The English readme file is the one titled "PSPlayer-en".)

Wow this is quite soe news actually that homebrew psplayer is really quite popular even to date.




Source: QJ