Here's the latest build of the Java-based PlayStation Portable emulator project for PC courtesy of the JPCSP Team.
Changelogs:
revision 2227:
Fixed a typo in sceKernelLockLwMutex introduced in r2217.
revision 2226:
Improved triggering of Thread Events, based on tests performed by Darth.
revision 2225:
Improved UmdVideoPlayer:
Added basic native Fast Forward, Rewind, Pause and Play capabilities;
Added small new findings to the PLAYLIST.UMD format parsing;
Enabled resizing in video player mode;
Improved general format handling (e.g.: now the DISC ID is recognized by UmdBrowser).
Fully reversed and partially implemented new module sceHeap.
Reversed and added drafts for newly discovered functions in sceMpeg module.
Cleaned up and refactored several modules with wrong firmware versions.
Fixed a bug in CryptoEngine (spotted by codestation).
revision 2224:
Fixed processing of file names having a path containing ".." (identified by Raziel).
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