Homebrew coder Art dropped by QJ.NET PSP Development Forum and shared an application created by Dark AleX that allows programmers to access PSP Slim & Lite's TV out capabilities using whatever cables. More than a full program, this one is more of a "Hello World" proof that such can be done.
Art added that the resolution for composite cables is 720x503 while using composite cables will yield a resolution of 720x480. The program has not been tested formally with D-terminal cables but it basucally uses the same code as that of the component's. Art added:
To use it in your code, you just have to replace the call to sceDisplaySetMode with the call to my custom function pspDveMgrSetVideoOut (which calls sceImposeSetVideoOutMode, which at the end calls sceDisplaySetMode), and be aware of the bigger resolution.
This really is an exciting development especially that Sony has reiterated time and again that certain cables can be only used for certain functions. Keep checking back here at QJ.NET to know if this WIP sweet application has been made into a fully functional homebrew application.
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