Sorry but I've been a bit busy. Couldn't do much work on friday as I was out with fam most of the day. Today I spent time on fixing up mp3 playback. It now works perfectly! Anywho, I'm not late as I said I might release on Friday/Saturday and it's Saturday 11:45 PM now (15 minutes to spare :P ). So anyways I am officially releasing the new OneMangaPSP.
To Install:
- Download the above zip file.
- Unzip somewhere.
- Transfer the extracted folder and all its contents "OneMangaPSP" to the PSP in the PSP/GAME directory.
- Turn on PSP. Run. Enjoy!
The key layout is mostly the same as the previous version. I've added the ability to just hold the down/up buttons to keep on scrolling. Though at times you may need to press the opposite direction once then try again. I'm still looking into that.
Issues:
* Trying to quit via HOME button when a msg/net dialog is active won't work.
* Crashing problems on Phat PSPs: At times when trying to go to next image it will never load and the loading indicator might spin forever or might look funny. The best thing to do is bookmark your page with the SELECT button then quit and restart.
* Only mp3 files can be used as background music. And they can't be stopped/restarted as they loop forever.
Bookmarks:
I added the bookmark feature. Bookmarks can be accessed from the bookmark item in the menu. You can remove a bookmark by going to it and pressing SQUARE. You will prompted to confirm the deletion. To add a bookmark go to either a Manga, Chapter, or Image and press SELECT to make a manga, chapter, or image bookmark.
Music:
Music playback is supported by adding an MP3 file name music.mp3 to where you put OneMangaPSP on your PSP. I plan to add support for selection of music in the app. You cannot pause music and it loops continuously. So make sure you don't put an annoying song
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