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NPaint v2.4 (PSP Application)

NPaint is a painting application for Playstation Portable.

Changes:

-added a feature that allows you to change the theme color for the border.(R,G,B)
-fixed music volume.
-fixed bug causing brush to move back to the top left corner after changing color.
-fixed ALL menu bugs by completely recoding the entire menu.
-removed the random bars in the main menu.
-reduced sizes of menu images by cutting out the parts needed instead of loading an image the size of the screen.
-menu screens should appear faster now that it doesn’t randomly load constantly when choosing a new option. instead all images are loaded at the beginning increasing the loading time by a few seconds.
-added an error message warning you when you try to load an image and you have no image saved.
-added support for 3.71+ for Slim and Original PSP’s.

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PSAFE v3.1 (PSP Application)

TRStealthX updated his security PSP software PSAFE.

Release notes:

Oh crap! I received LOTS of emails yesterday about PSAFE crashes. So I decided to patch some bugs. Also, I was looking through the code of the web client, and man, there were 2 major security flaws that allowed for ANYONE to change your IP or view your log – I took some measurements that should fix the problems until v4 is out. Also, if you would like to know more details about the final version of v4, I explained it all on the README file. Also, I got $10 from donations, and its extremely appreciated. Please keep donating! The more donations, the sooner v4 will be out.

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PSPKVM v0.1.0 (J2ME emu for PSP)

PSPKVM allows you to play J2ME games (Java mobile/cell phone games) on your PSP.

Changes:

Add audio support, it can play MIDI and WAVE now.
Add the homebrew icon, thanks to Datadayne and vivid for making it.
Add the function to select the last selected file when restart, thanks to Kevin Borchert’s suggestion.
The fixedsys font was back, thanks to vivid for making font of the special characters.
Fix a crash bug caused by a corrupted jar file in the folder, thanks to Kevin Borchert for the reporting.
Fix the bug that it don’t display file name include ‘.’, thanks to Anton Buckov for reporting it.

Thanks to Zhu Jiang, one of the authors himself, for the news.

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Bunjalloo v0.5.3 (NDS Application)

Bunjalloo is a web browser for the Nintendo DS. It under active development, and can already display simple pages, follow links and view images.

Changes:

Enhancements:
More visual feedback when touching links, buttons, form elements, etc.
Add a basic bookmarking feature.
Show visited links in a different colour.

Minor UI Changes:
The auto-hide menu is now manual-hide.
Online status and spinner are one icon. Reload/stop are one button.

Bugs squashed:
Stop the image URL menu from going out of bounds.
Fix crash bug caused by some URLs with “:” in them.
Page position remembered on fwd/back for touch screen scrolling too.

Thanks to http://www.dev-fr.org for the news.

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DSVideo v1.01 (NDS Application)

DSVideo is a video player for the Nintendo DS console. An entire movie can be compressed into around 400MB.

Release notes:

We’ve released version 1.01 of DSVideo, now available from the downloads page.

This is a bug fix release for the encoder and should fix a few problems with some videos. In particular, if you have seen the error message “Unhandled input video frame rate 23.979144” or if the encoder has just frozen before printing any message at all, please retry using the new version.

In addition, the encoder can now be run with just the name of the input video file (no need to pass the output file name), and it will use the video file name with the extension ‘.dsv’.

A complete list of changes in the encoder is included in the download, in the file CHANGES. The decoder hasn’t changed in this release.

If you have any comments or feedback, please let us know in the forums!

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