QJ.Net Forum member Archaemic dropped by today and released a new version of pet homebrew application PSPComic. It was created, as always with the help of coder Kip. In a nut shell, this program allows users to read various magazines and comics on their PlayStation Portable (PSP).
Take note that to be able to access your files, they should be on .CBZ and/or .CBR format. PSPComic should be run using FW 1.5, any custom firmware, or any other firmware that is capable of emulating FW 1.5 through DevHook. Currently in version 0.9.7, the changes and improvements to PSPComic are:
* [Feature] Configuration file is now XML
* [Feature] New manga mode, which makes comics start from the right instead of from the left
* [Feature] Menu now shows current state of toggable items
* [Feature] New battery meter shows remaining battery percentage in the menu. If the text is red, the battery is low. If it is yellow, the power is plugged in.
* [Feature] The clock frequency menu now allows any value between 20 MHz and 333 MHz to be selected
* [Feature] Bookmarks have been added. For more information, please see the menu options section
* [Feature] 8-bit images now support re-sampling
* [Bugfix] Fixed scrolling bug, which made the program stop scrolling after some time with the D-Pad
* [Bugfix] Removing an open RAR or CBR file while the program is using that file will no longer cause a crash when the page is changed.
* Sped up re-sampling
* And many more minor changes
To those of you who are wondering about the zoom box and pre-caching, Archaemic mentioned that they should be included in the next release. The two new features need a lot of work (arge internal reimplementation for the zoom box and advanced threading for pre-caching).
As always, please browse through the Readme file first before using this. It contain a lot of important information about this release.
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