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silver_surfer · 06/05/2009 07:19 AM

PMPlayer Advance FW3xx.3.0.1 (20090503)

PMPlayer Advance (PPA) is a media player for PSP.

Spoiler for Controls::

[ Supported File Format ]

      PMP Format V2( *.pmp ):
          o Video:
            AVC, main profile, level 2.1, ≤480*272
            MPEG-4 Part2, ≤480*272

          o Audio:
            MP3
            AAC

      MP4 Format( *.mp4 ):
          o Video:
            AVC, baseline profile, level 1.3, ≤480*272
            AVC, main profile, level 2.1 or 3.0, ≤720*480
            MPEG-4 Part2, ≤480*272

          o Audio:
            AAC

      MKV Format( *.mkv ):
          o Video:
            AVC, baseline profile, level 1.3, ≤480*272
            AVC, main profile, level 2.1 or 3.0, ≤720*480

          o Audio:
            AAC



[ Multilingual ]

      PPA is a Multilingual Homebrew.
      PPA use miniconv.prx to convert between UTF-8 and your local codepage.
      there are two miniconv.prx version, one is CJK, another is EUR.
          o CJK miniconv.prx supported : GBK, BIG5, SHIFT-JIS, EUC-KR
          o EUR miniconv.prx supported : MS-EE, MS-CYRL, MS-ARAB, ISO-8859-1, ISO-8859-2, ISO-8859-6, ISO-8859-9

      download applicable miniconv.prx version, and replace the normal miniconv.prx in PPA3xx directory.



[ Subtitle ]

      PPA support srt subtitle and microdvd subtitle.
      subtitle file must be in the same directory with movie file, and have a same base filename, example "xxx.pmp, xxx.srt"
      set subtitle charset:
         1. in PPA browse view, press "SQUARE" to open configuration view

         2. select "Subtitles charset", press "CIRCLE" to make it editable
         3. use "LEFT", "RIGHT" to select codepage to suit your subtitle
         4. press "CIRCLE" to save or press "CROSS" to cancel
         5. press "TRIANGLE" to close configuration view

      set subtitle font file:
         1. copy your font file to PPA font directory( PPA3xx/fonts )
         2. open "config.xml" with a text editor
         3. set "config/subtitles/font/face" property value as your subtitle font filename, example 'face="subfont.ttf"'
         4. save config.xml

Spoiler for USBHost etc.::

Source: http://cooleyes.fx-world.org

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Ryu · 06/05/2009 09:20 AM

the d/l you have is just an update, NOT the FULL app
get 2009.04.01 - ppa.all-en.fw3xx.3.0.0(20090401) released
the you can d/l the updated version

lembas · 06/05/2009 11:26 AM

.mvk support is nice, but meh. support downscaling of bigger videos, and I'll use it.

If I'm going to convert my videos, I'll just use the built-in player.

ZiNgA BuRgA · 06/05/2009 04:10 PM

Xitherun Wrote:.mvk support is nice, but meh. support downscaling of bigger videos, and I'll use it.

If I'm going to convert my videos, I'll just use the built-in player.

Unfortunately the Profile/Level/Resolution combination might be a bit restricting. Most animes, for example, are encoded in the High profile and don't conform to PSP accepted resolutions. Ref frames may be another stumbling block. This is really a limitation of the PSP however, not this application.

But I've been having issues with longer length MP4s on earlier versions, see if this handles MKV better. Thanks for the update!

Gave it a shot - for some reason, fastforwarding/rewinding in my MP4s has gotten worse than the previous version. MKVs are similar but don't have the lag issue that MP4s have. Many advanced features of MKV isn't supported, but then, it's a complex format so this is expected (the XMB itself doesn't support a number of MP4 features so meh really). But otherwise, I'd probably prefer using .pmp to .mkv as .pmp doesn't have rewind/ff issues, only if I didn't have issues trying to mux PMPs >_>

krystabegnalie · 06/05/2009 08:16 PM

comparing to avc, thus compression of mkv is lesser than mp4-avc and still the quality do not affected by it? ive been compressing most of my videos in mp4-avc format

ZiNgA BuRgA · 06/05/2009 08:36 PM

krystabegnalie Wrote:comparing to avc, thus compression of mkv is lesser than mp4-avc and still the quality do not affected by it? ive been compressing most of my videos in mp4-avc format

AVC is the video stream format. MP4/PMP/MKV is the container format. The video stream determines the quality/size, the container has absolutely no effect on quality and a very minimal effect on size, and since all three use the same video stream format, you won't get any quality difference (or any noticeable size difference) by switching between them.
So if there's no difference in quality or size, it begs the question, is there really any point?

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