Micket has continued the development on OldPlay. OldPlay is a portable multiformat music player for the GP2X and other platforms.
Changes:
VERSION 1.31 (just bugfixes, sorry no time)
* Change the default length with DEFLENGTH=X, where X is time in seconds.
* Finer volume control at lower volumes (through software)
* Pressing VOLUP+VOLDOWN now works as stick-click (for F200)
* Excluded the PSF-plugin (it was to slow to be playable)
* Loading playlists no longer messes up length
* Fixed some debug-stuff that messed up settings in libmodplug
* Added the stereo blending option again (you need to set the buttons manually in the keyconfig)
* Probably fixed some minor bugs as well
Hyena is an AudioGame player for multiple platforms. Inspired by the AudioBooks, Hyena allows game-books to be played with only sound and one button. This takes gaming where it hasn’t been possible before, be it driving, tanning or sitting in Church.
Enjoy – more information coming soon!
Vonage SimulRing and Voicemail Utility. Updates your SimulRing phone number, and allows toggle on/off. Allows you to view your voicemails details (new and old).
ZodTTD wrote some lines about his recent FW 1.1.3 expirience.
Quote:
The Firmware 1.1.3 jailbreak was made public. But not once, instead three different people released three different versions along with different updates to those versions! Whew, a lot has been going on. The issue to developers of iPhone and iPod Touch software is the difference in which user runs the applications we program. In previous firmwares earlier than 1.1.3, we used user รขโฌหrootรขโฌโข. And hence we had /var/root/Media and /var/root/Library to store our files and settings in, respectively. Things have changed in 1.1.3:
The Firmware 1.1.3 jailbreak was made public. But not once, instead three different people released three different versions along with different updates to those versions! Whew, a lot has been going on. The issue to developers of iPhone and iPod Touch software is the difference in which user runs the applications we program. In previous firmwares earlier than 1.1.3, we used user รขโฌหrootรขโฌโข. And hence we had /var/root/Media and /var/root/Library to store our files and settings in, respectively. Things have changed in 1.1.3:
– Nate True released a version of 1.1.3 that uses the legacy root user for control of running applications. This is great for compatibility, but the firmware had other issues.
– NerveGas released an official dev team release that uses user รขโฌหmobileรขโฌโข for running applications. But this release had a corrupted installer.
– Finally planetbeing made a proper release with following updates, which uses the proper รขโฌหmobileรขโฌโข user. But thereรขโฌโขs some problems I foundรขโฌยฆ
The problem with using the mobile user, is the user of an application has to be aware of the ownership and permissions of directories much more than before.
For instance, gpSPhone v1.5.0 being released today, uses /var/mobile/ if available. But in planetbeingรขโฌโขs release the /var/mobile/Library and /var/mobile/Media directories are often owned by user root.
If root owns either of these directories, settings and savestates canรขโฌโขt be saved since user mobile wonรขโฌโขt have write permissions in the รขโฌลOther groupรขโฌย. So this is all very confusing to some, but thereรขโฌโขs a simple fix. Run SSH, login as root, and use the following command to set ownership of this directory recursively:
chown -hR mobile /var/mobile
This command will then fix many issues found when installing applications under 1.1.3 when using the /var/mobile/[รขโฌยฆ] directory. It only fixes the ownership of the /var/mobile directories that get created as being owned by root. Make sure when creating directories after running this command, such as /var/mobile/Media/ROMs, that you chown this directory to being owned by mobile such as using the command above again. This of course is only required if the directory being created is owned by root.
So Iรขโฌโขm working on getting my software working under all three firmware releases, all of which have different issues. What a mess huh?
gpSPhone is a GBA emulator based ZodTTD’s port of gpSP to the GP2X. gpSP is a great GBA emulator written by the talented Exophase. ZodTTD ported it to the GP2X, and added an (iPhone/iTouch compatible) dynarec. By using this coding technique, fullspeed performance of GBA is obtained on the iPhone/iTouch.
Release notes:
gpSPhone, the Gameboy Advance emulator, has been updated to v1.5.0. New changes in this release includes:
– Added support for both scaled/unscaled landscape and portrait view settings.
– Added support for firmware 1.1.3รขโฌโขs รขโฌลmobileรขโฌย user. gpSPhone should run well on 1.1.3 now.
– Added hardware accelerated scaling for better performance and look.
This release should be very stable and slightly faster. You now have the option between portrait and landscape mode. Hardware scaling gives a smoothed over looking picture, which some may prefer, with the advantage of performance.
A big thanks to Exophase, the author of gpSP, for his continued work on emulation. Without him, gpSPhone couldnรขโฌโขt exist.
Downloads for gpSPhone v1.5.0 can be found by visiting the Download section. It is available at the ZodTTD.com public Installer.app repo.
Caisses is a Sokoban clone that includes 500 levels and 14 different backgrounds and themes.
Changes:
– CPU optimizations
– Ram optimizations
– Support for WinCE GPS
– Added Check and Cross to show which games are finished and which ones aren’t in the level selection screen…
Thanks to Mollusk, the coder himself, for the news.