Homebrew coder homemister91, mostly noted for the recent release of application System Player 101 for the PlayStation Portable, just dropped by and informed us that a new build of the program has just been released.
For the uninitiated, System Player 101 is a Lua-based file and system browser for the Sony handheld. Aside from the usual functions like browsing the memory stick's content and playing MP3 files, this particular creation also comes with a mini game to combat boredom.
The following are the changes implemented by homemister91 to the PSP Fat and PSP Slim version System player 101:
System Player 101 for PSP Fat
* You can Delete all types of files and Directories only after the directory is empty.
* BMP images can be loaded now but not viewed when using image move (the left and right trigger's to view images)
* System Browser now recognizes install.psp files and will auto execute them and install the code needed.
* System info now updated with more stuff.
* System Browser has install and deletion of files and directory fixes. to now will remember the directory where the files were deleted from and go straight back to there after the file is deleted.
System Player 101 for PSP Slim
* Same as PSP Fat But no CPU changing or Mp3 Play Back because of the LUA Player.
Extra Application Pack
* Contains key check, stop watch, Sonic Catch Those Rings, VSH dumper
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