PMP ModPSP, Mobile GamingVersion: 2.01 subtitle mod (fw1.5) Upload date: 21 Dec 11 Tags: System Utilities
Freeware
PMP Mod
It was just yesterday when Jonny released his PMP Mod with AVC support, which, as the name suggests, allow fullres AVC videos to play on PSP fw 1.5. Twenty four hours later, Raphael comes up with his subtitle mod for the latest of Jonny's project
Birdman Font Pack
76 Amazing Fonts! That's what Birdman declares in version 7 of his font pack.
For those of you who are kind of bored with your usual fonts for the PSP, you can install Birdman's Font Pack v7 to change and tweak your font preferences as you please. He's adapted files from Freeplay, Skylark and Team Overload and made them easier to install on 1.5-2
The Fonthack Noob Pack
This is the Fonthack Noob Pack by edog046.
Combined with "Fonts from Birdman's Fontpack," and the instructions below, this should help you to learn the basics of installing your own custom fonts on your PSP.
1) Download his Fonthack Noob Pack.
2) Extract to your PSP's memory stick
In my humble opinion, I'm thinking that people in the Graphic Design business who own PSP will find this In my humble opinion, I think that people in the Graphic Design business who own PSP will find this application very useful
Birdman1's Font Pack
We missed Birdman1. Everytime we see "Harvey Birdman: Attorney at Law," we can't help but think of him (well, either him or Phoenix Wright). Thanks to Trace, we got word that Birdman1's back and he's got more fontalicious PSP goodness for everyone with Birdman1's Font Pack v11
FlatEditPSP
Homebrew developer for the PSP, flatmush, has released a nifty application called FlatEditPSP v1.0.0. From the name itself, you may already have an idea what it does, but just to be clear, FlatEditPSP is a simple text editor for the PSP. It's basically like a notepad but with a slightly different and cooler keyboard
PSPWritePSP, Mobile GamingVersion: 1.0.2 for FW 1.50 Upload date: 1 Dec 11 Tags: System Utilities
Freeware
PSPWrite
PSPWrite v1.0.1 gets steps up to v1.0.2 with a slew of changes from the previous version. PSP homebrew developer Zx-81 newest release of the homebrewed Sony PlayStation Portable text editor now permits the editing of larger text files, using the 8-bit iso8859-1 character set that's also used in the Danzeff-like virtual keyboard
