The Underminer is back and he brings along with him the latest version of his homebrew PReSS, bumping it up to v0.31.
For this installation, he's added some more tweaks to the project, changing the button configuration and adding the most requested feature that is the capability to add your own feeds. Hooray for those who have been clamoring for this!
He explains that this addition basically works like suggesting feeds for public catalogue, except that your feeds will be appearing in the 'Personal' category of the selected language.
As for the known bugs, he lists them down as the following:
* Unsupported characters
o Some characters can not be displayed properly, and instead are rendered like a box.
* Dropped spaces
o For some feeds; the spaces around links (wich are converted to plain text) are lost
* When a corrupted image is loaded; the PSP freezes.
o Your PSP is NOT bricked, you can hold up the power switch for 10 seconds to shut down the PSP, and then flick it up to reboot to the XMB
And for the changelog:
* Unlocked unlimited sized mp3's for playback
* fixed scroll-bar in catalogue
* fixed updating feature
* some minor things
Anyhow, do enjoy this new version of PReSS, and please do not forget to check out the readme for proper guidance.
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Bring your RSS feeds with you wherever you go with homebrew developer The Underminer's PReSS version 0.3. Improving on its previous build, PReSS now offers support for Sony PlayStation Portable Slim users. Not only that, you can also download and play mp3 and mp4 files too.
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