I'm posting PSP Memo Recorder v0.6.1, which is a sample program showing usage of the audio input syscalls. With this program you can record (in RAM) 60 seconds of audio and play it back afterwards.
It requires the PSP remote and a headset such as the one used for the SOCOM game. PC to PSP headset adapters should also work.
Usage
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* Hit R trigger to start and stop recording;
* Hit L to play and the recorded content;
* Hit X to enter loop mode, causing the input to be
placed directly in the audio output buffer;
* Hit O to exit the program.
Credits to Saotome for helping figure out the arguments of these syscalls.
PS: This version now features 60 seconds of recording time.
Version 0.6.1:
* Mic level control added. By pressing up and down it can be increased or decreased.
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