Raf has finally finished his work on the wonderful homebrew program PSPRadio (with the help of Sandberg and Halfast), and v0.37 has been finalized! For those of you who have been living under a rock, PSPRadio is an internet radio streaming client and one of the most advanced pieces of PSP homebrew around. Alot of work has gone into PSPRadio since the last preview version, here are the additions, changes, and fixes you'll find in the final build:
NEW FEATURES:
TextUI: Added a new config element to specify the length of the metadata.
GraphicsUI: Removed from the build as it doesn't work correctly with the current core.
TextUI: Added config item/implementation to provide 24/12-hour clock configuration.
TextUI: Separate config files per screen
TextUI: Metadata color is now configurable (see bug #5907)
Core: Removed local LibPSPNet; using pspsdk's pspnet now.
Core: Added new LocalFiles screen.
TextUI: Using new screens by semtex199.
TextUI: Added configuration items to cfg file to configure the list's titles.
TextUI: -2 in the X position for configuration items makes the item not be printed (suggested by HalfastII)
TextUI: The config file is now partitioned into one section per screen (suggested by HalfastII)
TextUI: Added support for showing the time and the battery level.
TextUI: Now files defined in playlists are displayed without the path, and the extension is only shown if configured to in the config file.
Compiled against latest pspsdk (r1542). There should be some speed improvements, as things like memcpy are now optimized.
Core/TextUI: Added support to print text using pixel coordinates
TexUI: Removed cleaning code that was unnecessary in the options screen renderer. This should speed it up a bit.
Added support for showing the time and the battery level on the 3D UI.
Enabled pausing of local streams
Cleanup/robustness added for play/stop core.
Created playmodes; defaults to NORMAL (will play next track after current one ends), also has SINGLE and REPEAT modes.
Completely re-wrote buffering system. (Using stl lists, and optimized buffers). New change from one stream to the next is seamless.
Made font size configurable in the textui config file. If these settings are set correctly, then the artifacts produced when using outlined/shadowed text should go away. (The downside, is that the number of columns/rows is also modified as these values change.)
Added support for showing the battery status and the current local time.
TextUI is now more configurable (for listboxes/textmode(font modes))
Added shadowed font mode for textui.
Added option to select if file extensions should be displayed or not in textui.
Added pngs for startup/shutdown of PSPRadio
Now using pngs designed by Semtex/albadross/HalfastII
Added better support for suspending/resuming psp.
Minor tweaking of the textui.cfg
The initial screen can now be selected in the PSPRadio.cfg file, under SYSTEM/INITIAL_SCREEN
Can now refresh the playlists from the Options screen.
Options can now be saved from options screen.
0.37-pre3c: Now you can save and restore USB autostart / wifi autostart / intial screen from the options screen
Added a genre processing/parsing stage for shoutcast.com database.
Changed the text ui layout a bit, so that the stream name has more room
Added a radial blur effect as a background effect on the 3D UI.
Added code to draw font with outline - thanks to Halfast for the idea.
Revamped code to handle playlists in memory.
Now shoutcast.com entries are sorted by genre
Now will reload shoutcast.com db on download. Also now include a default db.xml
BUG FIXES:
ScreenHandler: Now selecting to refresh playlists in Options screen will also refresh the local files screen virtual playlists. (Bug #5904).
Core: Corrected basename implementation bug #5982. (files shorter than 4 chars weren't getting displayed).
Core: Corrected bug #5924, if PSP/MUSIC folder was empty, the app would crash.
Core: Corrected problem where if no playlist or local files where present, the app would crash when the user tried to access the next track/playlist using UP/DOWN.
Core: VBlank fix.
Core: Updated to use socket headers from the new pspsdk.
TextUI: Fixed bug where localfiles where getting truncated as they were displayed.
Corrected logging timestamping, now using localtime (inspired by sandberg's code).
Core: Logging instantiated in the heap instead of the data segment.
Core: Modifications to make it compatible with the latest pspsdk (r1542)
Playback: Corrected bug that caused app to crash when a stream failed.
TextUI: Made the title shorter so it fits no matter what font is used.
Updated the 3D UI so all options are fitted to the screen.
Corrected log times now that clock changed in sdk
Corrected bug with playlists v2, where streams with spaces were getting truncated.
Fixed problem where PSPRadio was exiting when it went into screen blank mode.
Some refactoring of options code/pspapp_network. Corrections on loglevels.
0.37-pre3b: Corrected the WIFI:AUTOSTARTing.
Corrected issue where SHOUTcast screen wasn't allocating memory for the lists, reusing the playlists' memory. This was causing instability in version 0.37-pre1.
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