It didn't take long for homebrew developer homemister to update the very convenient LuaPlayerHM for the Sony PlayStation Portable. This time, LuaPlayerHM version 6.6 hosts a bevy of bug fixes and additional visual touches.
The PSP homebrew app by homemister is now easier to use with these changes listed on LuaPlayerHM's official website in effect:
* Fix * System.cfwVersion() Shows m33 at end of CFw upto Version 3.90m33 and CFW version 3.93??? (not a Dax CFW. When the CFW maker is known there trademark replaces ???)
* Fix *Mp3me, Mp3, Ogg, Acc3. Functions now return all info.
* Fix *Added 3 tabs for web browser now.
* Fix *Mp3me not playing song correctly.
* Added Translucent effects to Wlan.init(), System.message() and System.stratOSK() they are see through. Thx to romero126.
* Added luagraphics.cpp and graphics.c using Luaplayer.20 graphics. not luaplayer.16
* Has loadimagefrommemory now.
As usual, it always helps when you check out the Readme file which comes with the download. Since its inception, LuaPlayerHM acquired several features that you'll learn about by reading up.
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