With DSMIDIWiFi, you can now use NitroTracker as a sequencer for your favorite music apps. Also, NitroTracker can act as a MIDI synth itself, so you can use any MIDI sequencer to play back samples you record with the DS's microphone in real time!

 

I also gave the interface and usability some polish and improved card compatibility. NitroTracker now supports DLDI, which means that you can easily add support for your card if it doesn't work out of the box.

 

Here's the list of changes:

 

Features:

 

* DSMIDIWiFi support

* The song restart position can now be set.

* WAV preview in the file selector

* Pause/Resume

* Pattern looping

* Reboot DS (press Start+Select)

 

Usability:

 

* Some nice icons

* Shrinking the pattern cannot destroy data any more. If you accidentally make a pattern too small, you can just enlarge it again and your data is still there.

* Speed can now be adjusted while playing.

* The pattern can be switched while playing.

* Newer touch code => Better touchscreen accuracy

* The "clr" button is now on both screens.

* Lines between all rows for better orientation

* Red border when in record mode => Record mode is more obvious

* An application icon

 

Fixes:

 

* Relnote/finetune calculation for wavs works again.

* 8bit wavs are now loaded correctly without corruption.

* Stereo samples are now downsampled to mono.

* Better card support through new fatlib and DLDI

* An EZ4 Lite is included (.ds.gba)

* Fading no longer causes corruption on longer samples.

* "ins" is now 100% stable.

* Moved to devkitPro r19b.

 

Don't worry effects and everything will come, just be patient

 

Questions, suggestions, bug reports via the usual places.

 

Track on!

Tob

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An easy way to change the version displayed in 3.02 OE-A/B or 3.03 OE-A system settings without hexediting or manual flashing - and unlike X-Flash, you can use any characters, rather than just 1.00-9.99.

 

This is tested and working fine on my own 3.03 OE-A and 3.02 OE-B psp, but I cannot guarantee that it will work 100% every time.

 

Read the included readme for usage instructions.

 

I will release an update if any problems are discovered, but the program will not receive any more functionality (except maybe updates to support later versions of DAX's custom firmware).

>> Source and Download: PSP Updates original release thread

Version 0.6 2007/01/06

 

The disk driver was completely changed to DLDI.

Attention: Start NDSROM file name was changed.

EZ5 requests the firmware version 1.1.

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This new tool by Dark_AleX will allow people running 3.03 OE to decrypt & decompress PSX games that they purchased from the PS3 online store. It will also decrypt the document.dat of those games.

Instructions:

 

* This program is only for 3.03 OE. It won’t work on any other system

* Place the folder psxdecrypt at /PSP/GAME303 or if you have configured the GAME folder for 3.03 kernel, you can also place it in /PSP/GAME150.

* Place the game from the ps3store in the same directory of the application with the name “GAME.PBP”.

* Place also the keys.bin and the document.dat in the same directory.

* Execute the program.

* Press X to decrypt ISO header, game special data, and decompress the ISO image. Press O to decrypt document.dat.

 

Some notes:

 

Note: For decompressing the iso, you need a LOT of free space in your memory stick, since the decompressed iso will have more size than the pbp’s.

 

If you have a fake/bad memory stick, better not to use this program.

If the dxar generation took you more than 10 minutes, better not to use this program.

 

In good memory sticks, the process may take between 10-20minutes to more than 1 hour, depending of the size of the iso.

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