If you use your PlayStation Portable a lot for listening to music, then this piece of homebrew from QJ.NET PSP Development Forums member mervsduh could prove useful to you.
Called Playlist Manager, this PSP application will let you create, edit and delete playlists that can be played by the PSP's music player. It has no restrictions on file addition or removal, so you can keep right on adding the same song to the playlist and in any order.
Right now, Playlist manager is at version 2.0. The big addition in this version is a built-in music player. Users will now be able to test and listen to their playlists without having to exit Playlist Manager. It has been tested on custom firmware 3.40 OE and 3.0. According to mervsduh, Playlist Manager will also work for any new firmware that has ms0:/ MUSIC as the location of the music files.
Please read the included readme file for installation and usage instructions. If you have any bugs to report, please head to http://forums.qj.net/f-psp-development-forum-11/t-releaseplaylist-manager-v20-114376.html to discuss this release.
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