List Of HomeBrews

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iR Shell is an application created by "AhMan". When properly installed on a PSP, it can completely replace the PSP's usual XMB. iR Shell can run applications while using it, and switch back to the iR Shell menu instantly. This means one can combine application's functionality with iR Shell's functionality. iR Shell itself can play MP3s, overclock the PSP, mute other applications' audio, and play its own MP3s while other applications are running. iR Shell comes with a PDF and text reader (Bookr), an unzipping/unraring program, and various other programs. It can launch the PSP's internal web browser, or the XMB and retain the ability to switch programs. iR Shell is named as such because it can use the infrared port on the PSP, making the PSP able to function as a remote control for various IrDA devices. iR Shell can also run dumped images of games. To enable better homebrew access, iR Shell now has two versions of the application, which work together. One version is the 1.5 version of iR Shell, which permits users to run any application as they would normally with a PSP that has firmware version 1.5. The other is the higher firmware version, which permits newer game discs and homebrew to be run. iR Shell can also switch between the two version relatively quickly if a plugin is installed.

DevHook

This application, created by "Booster", can load alternate firmware versions from dumps without affecting the PSP's actual firmware by mounting flash0, flash1 (where the firmware is stored) and the IPL to a directory on the memory stick pro duo, then executing a firmware reboot, which then loads the emulated firmware, without the PSP even knowing. Hence, there is a significantly reduced risk of bricking or damaging the PSP. The user can access all the features of the emulated firmware, including UMDs requiring the firmware version. The latest version of DevHook (v0.52.0100) allows for emulation of 3.11 firmware, and supports limited homebrew launching on said firmware. This emulation of the firmware allows users to have all of the features of the new firmware while keeping the ability to run homebrew on 1.50 or Custom Firmware PSPs.

uClinux

A very preliminary port of the uClinux 2.4.19 kernel has been released by Chris Mulhearn. It uses the serial port located next to the headphone jack for console + ttyS0 IO, and boots into a very minimal statically-linked userland built on uClibC and the uclinux-dist userland sources. Currently it has support for the graphics hardware (through a Framebuffer driver supporting both a console as well as SDL for graphics) as well as a Palm IR keyboard.

A port of uClinux 2.6.22-uc2 has been released by Jackson Mo.

CWCheat

It is the first cheating program on the PSP. It allows cheating in UMD Games & ISOs, as well as PSX games (through POPStation on 3.XX OE, 3.XX M33, 3.XX LE & 3.XX HX firmwares) on the PSP. It is functionally similar to legacy cheating devices such as Gameshark and Action Replay. It is also currently the only known homebrew application that allows the conversion of PSP-format PSX memory card files into the format used by popular PC PSX emulators such as ePSXe, allowing a user to migrate their savegames between their desktop PC and PSP.

PSP DOSBOX

PSP DOSBOX allows users to run classic dos titles that they own on their psp. The program has been made to run fairly light on a psp, and will play many classic DOS games. The program also feature the ability to map keys, and run homemade batch files. PSP DOSBOX is a project of the GPL, and is being coded by a user known as crazyc.

Emu Loader

With the Emu Loader you can start very much emulators that have been programmed for the PSP. It's a very helpful application because you don't have to see all of the emulators in your XMB/GAME menu.

Lua Player

Lua for the PlayStation Portable is interpreted with Lua Player. Lua Player can run lua scripts and display them on the Sony PSP. Lua is an easy programming language to learn, that can be used for many different things, but is usually used to make games and applications.

Time Baby

Time Baby is a homebrew program made by Art. With this homebrew, you can see the time and play MP3 music.

Time Machine

Created by Dark_AleX, Time Machine enables the booting of various firmwares on the PSP utilizing the Pandora's Battery. Currently support firmwares include 1.50 (on the PSP-1000 only), a 1.50/3.40 mix, 3.40 OE (on the PSP-1000 only) and 3.60 M33 (on the PSP-2000 only).It was loaded using a IPL Multiloader, similar to the one that was made by Booster. Therefore, users can choose between which firmware to boot. If no keys were pressed during boot, the loader will boot into the PSP's internal NAND Memory. However, Slim users can only do this if they have the custom firmware 3.90 m33-2 or higher. The IPL Multiloader was loaded using the Pandora battery.

PSPTube

PSPTube for the PSP, as the name implies, allows Youtube playback through WLAN on homebrew-enabled PSP systems. The application supports searching for videos by keyword and saving them to a Memory Stick Pro Duo. Furethermore, it currently allows playback and saving of videos from websites DailyMotion, YouKu, Onsen and Stage6, although the latter has jittery playback. As the application is still in development, new websites may be added.

Pimpstreamer

Stream videos and music from your PC to your PSP.

List Of HomeBrews

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Contents

List Of Homebrew

Wifi Controller

Remotejoy

iR Shell

DevHook

uClinux

CWCheat

PSP DOSBOX

Emu Loader

Lua Player

Time Baby

Time Machine

PSPTube

Pimpstreamer

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