danny_kay1710, who will henceforth be referred to as DK in this article, has released version 1.3 of his PSPLink application. DK's PSPLink is different from another well-known program by TyRaNid, also called PSPLink.
DK's app is now available for download at the source site below, as well as on QJ. Before that, however, here are the changes between his previous version and v1.3:
danny_kay1710's graphical interface supporting USBHOSTFS, NETHOSTFS, and now featured in v1.3 - support for PimpStreamer and WiFiController servers.
Full v1.3 changelog:
* Added PimpStreamer server support. Enable it on the system tray icon.
* Added Wi-Fi Controller server support. Enable it on the system tray icon.
* Because WifiController Host closes automatically when not properly configured a test button has been added to the settings menu. This will run the host without hiding it giving you chance to see if it stays open (meaning it is properly set up) or if it closes straight away (needs more configuration!).
* Now can start PimpStreamer or Wi-Fi controller with PSPLink (PimpStreamer will start minimised when started at program start) This means that effectively you can make PimpStreamer run as Windows start along with wifi controller through PSPLink.
* The setup no longer installs any readme's.
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