This is a quick and dirty port of the”Links Web Browser”to the GP2x. The version is ported from twibright labs (twibright.com). It doesn’t support CSS or javascript, but is useful enough for simple pages.http://www.gp2x.de/cgi-bin/cfiles.cgi?0,0,0,0,8,1226

critical has updated his port of UAE4ALL (UAE for DC) for the GP2x.

http://www.vividvillage.com/

Nekokabu has updated his screen capturing program for the PSP. It allows you to take screenshot while playing a game etc.http://nekokabu.s7.xrea.com/

Franxis has updated his MAME (Multiple Arcarde Machine Emulator) for the GP2x. Changes in this release:

Hardware video scaling / stretching in horizontal and vertical mode (faster). – Screen is updated now with a single video buffer (faster).

Added 20 new romsets from MAME 0.35b3 (total supported games now is 1083!): Breywood (breywood), Cadillacs and Dinosaurs (World) (dino), Capcom World 2 (Japan) (cworld2j), Captain Silver (csilver), The Real Ghostbusters (3 player) (ghostb3), Gondomania (gondo), Last Mission (Rev 5) (lastmss2), Last Mission (Rev 6) (lastmiss), Mekyo Sensi (mekyosen), Muscle Bomber Duo (Japan) (mbomberj), Muscle Bomber Duo (World) (mbomber), Punisher (Japan) (punishrj), Punisher (World) (punisher), Quiz&Dragons (Japan) (qadj), Quiz&Dragons (US) (qad), Shackled (shackled), Slam Masters (World) (slammast), Super Real Darwin (srdarwin), Tenchi o Kurau 2 (Japan) (wofj), Warriors of Fate (World) (wof).

Added 2 new romsets from MAME 0.35b8: Tumble Pop (bootleg set 1) (tumblep) and Tumble Pop (bootleg set 2) (tumblep2).

Graphics fixed in Three Wonders (MAME 0.35b3 and MAME 0.35b6).

Speed fixed in Psycho Nicks Oscar (MAME 0.35b3).

Added a new frontend graphic skin created by Sike.

New clrmame.dat created by [MaD] updated up to MAME GP2X 1.5.

http://www.talfi.net/gp32_franxis/

Tedzero has updated his File-Browser for the Playstation Portable. Thanks toPSP-Updatesfor the news. Changes:

This release has mouse enabled.

Few bugs fixed and few introduced.

http://forums.qj.net/showthread.php?t=22567

This application, URL2PSP does the following: It allows you to download files (binary) through http:// or ftp:// (public) protocol directly to your PSP by entering the URLS at our website (since the PSP has no easy input method!). This is a FREE program and service and we hope everyone will find it as useful as the creators do. Changes:

Fully compatible with V2.0 firmware of the PSP when running eLoader.

Urls can be listed in”PSP/GAME/URL2PSP/urls.txt”if you don’t want to use the website.

Paths are not hard coded in the application anymore in order to make it work better with the PSP 2.0 and eLoader.

The downloads directory has been relocated to be under PSP/GAME/URL2PSP. The FULL path now is /PSP/GAME/URL2PSP/DOWNLOADS

When possible and supported by the host server, file resumes are supported and automatic.

If possible, the program will follow”redirects”in http download operations. This will make a few more urls possible that weren’t before.

Encoded urls that contain %’s will be decoded fully (this was fixed).

Free space on the memory stick and a”low space”warning are now shown on the screen.

The”exit”button has been changed to be the”start”button in order to make the application work with2.0 firmware and eLoader.

If the free space on the memory stick is less than the file size you are trying to download, the file will be skipped automatically.

http://www.bestsoftworks.com/fileshare.htm

PSPRadio is an streaming radio internet client for the PSP. This is a new pre-release and might be buggy here and there. Changes:

0.38.03 (r767) (2006-02-03)

NEW FEATURES
(sandberg) 3DUI: Messages from the PSPRadio (e.g. when downloading the list from shoutcast.com) are now shown in a separate panel. (r746) (sandberg) 3DUI: The UI now supports 4 different fonts (Lists, Scroller, System info and Messages/Errors). (r747) (sandberg) 3DUI: Both messages and errors are now displayed using the native panels, scaled to fit the message length. (r748) (sandberg) 3DUI: Support for colorednative panels has been added, which is used for the message and error panels. (r748) (raf) TextUI: Now clock format is still compatible and configurable as in 0.37-Final. New mode added (0). If set to that in the config file, then the format is retrieved from the system configuration. (r752) (raf) Core: Now MP3 report the current elapsed time (r755) (raf) TextUI: Added support to display current (implemented) and total (not implemented) time of the playing stream. (r755) (raf) Core: Now total time is also calculated for MP3s (VBR MP3 will probably show wrong data). (r756) (sandberg) Core: Added support for visualization effects has been added. (r757) (sandberg) 3DUI: Visualization panel added the the 3DUI. (r757) (sandberg) 3DUI: Added support for using different skins on the main panels and the message/error panels. (r757) (raf) Core: OGG Files now also report their time (r758) (raf) Core: Switched from Tremor to regular OGG Vorbis library (slower, but may solve issues with ogg processing) (r759) (sandberg)3DUI: Added support for displaying current and total time for local files. (r760) (sandberg) 3DUI: Update to r760 to handle the case where the total time isn’t known. (r761) (sandberg) 3DUI: Cleanup of the graphics (new fonts, panels etc.). (r762) (raf) Core/TextUI: Now the system differientiates between the selected(highlighted) track, and the currently playing track. This is shown using different colors on the TextUI. (r764) (sandberg) 3DUI: Background modified to include space for the playtime/total time. (r763) (raf) Core: Changed versioning scheme. Hopefully less people will be confused now… (raf) TextUI: The folder of the currently playing track is now highlighted. (r766) BUG FIXES (sandberg) Core/3DUI: Rearranged the order of the VBlank operations to remove some of the jitter on the UI. (r745) (sandberg) Core: [ Bug #6256 ] WiFi logging is always enabled (r754) (raf) Core: Fixed a bunch of small issues related to pausing/playing/changing tracks both using the buttons and HPRM. The current implementation should be a lot more reliable/intuitive. (r766)

http://pspradio.berlios.de/phpBB/viewtopic.php?t=252

iR Commander is an Infra-Red Universal Remote Control software for Playstation Portable. It allows you to control various home appliances and other infra-red based equipments. It’s implementation is based on CIR (Consumer IR), not IrDA. Thus, it will not allow you to communicate with your laptop via IrDA for information exchange. CIR is typically used among most home appliances and electronic equipments with IR wireless remote controls, such as TVs, VCRs, DVDs, Projectors, etc.

The current version of iR Commander does not allow your PSP to directly learn another remote control unit by pointing at it. Instead, it uses the most popular IR code available on the net, Pronto Hex Code. By copying the Pronto Hex Codes to your PSP, you can eventually turn your PSP into a Universal remote with support for over 6000 equipments.

http://www.ahman.co.nr/

Infantile Paralysiser has updated his Nintendo DS shell”MoonShell”to v0.9991. Changes:

Version 0.991 2006/02/05 – Using oversampling, sound quality has been improved. Format (BaseRate x Multiple = OutputRate) / NSF(76.4kHzx2=152.8kHz) / MP3(48kHzx4=192kHz) / SPC(32kHzx4=128kHz) / MOD(44.1kHzx4=176.4kHz) / OGG(44.1kHzx4=176.4kHz) / WAV(48kHzx4=192kHz) / WAV(96kHzx2=192kHz) / WAV(192kHzx1=192kHz) / GSM(48kHzx1=48kHz)

http://mdxonline.dyndns.org/archives/nds/

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