Homebrew Developer Art has come out with a new version of Audio Mechanica, the digital audio recorder for the PSP. This latest version is a recompilation of the previous version which let the program run at a lower clock speed at 133/133/1 to save on battery power.
Here are notes from Art from his forum post and the changelog for the application for Audio Mechanica v6e:
* Recompiled with the PSP clock still running 133/133/1.
* This one has Mikmod left in it.
* Hopefully works on the later firmwares.
Note that the program currently only works for PSP Phats. Please go through the readme for more details and program operation instructions.
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