I never said I wasn't going to do it. I'll do it at some point but I don't like to give ETAs.ok i get it thanks for your reply no one wants to do something without motivation or for free im just hate myself for not being able to know programming software and see an app with more potential just halfway done...
Major Release v3.00 is now available with FTP mode!
Change-log:
- Hotfix: fix metadata not being terminated after XM playback.
- Added support for loading .PCX images.
- Many Audio changes:
- Properly clear metadata struct.
- Update dr_libs (dr_flac and dr_wav)
- Use libFLAC to display FLAC tags and cover image if they exist.
- Allow gapless playback via mpg123.
- Increase string limit for mp3 ID3v2.
- Enforce a sample rate of 44100 Hz for MP3.
- Fix mpg123 not being properly terminated after no more samples can be decoded.
- Remove stb_vorbis and use libvorbis to decode OGG samples.
- Display OGG and OPUS tag data if it exists.
- Added FTP mode.
- Press START to open settings menu and select FTP connection.
- Select a network connection when the Network dialog pops up.
- After it is connected successfully, a message will appear saying FTP Connection established IP : Port. Use an FTP client like WinSCP and enter the IP and port (1337) and make sure to use anonymous login.
- Once an FTP connection is established from your server, you won't see any folders or files. You have to manually search for the path "/ms0:" or "/ef0:". You can also search for other devices like "/flash0:" or UMD - "/disc0:" (Please use caution when browsing any flash0-flash3)
Download: https://github.com/joel16/CMFileManager-PSP/release
Is it just me or is it faster? I feel that's faster now.
Also I must say, crashed on me when trying to open my music directory, I noticed it a few days ago in the last version too and since it remembers the last directory I was then it won't start again (deleting the lastdir.txt file fix it). Maybe another conflict with any other plugin?
And I know that the system itself does not work well with images that are large then its resolution, so the homebrew. I just tested with some pics and some of them crash, and some like:
No big deal, but I wanted to say it anyway.
It crashes as soon as I press to enter the music folder. Oh, I think that could be the problem, considering the folders and the files that are not the musics inside each folder and lastly the mp3 files we can say that I have about 1000 files there. I'll try deleting some later to check.
Finally got home... Hum... I deleted almost all the music folders and files, now I have 6 folders and about 100 files, I have deleted all files besides the mp3 files, including those with long names which was unable to delete using any manager or means in the psp. Then again after this it still crashes... Let me check turning off some plugins.
Edit: Ok, after some testing, all the plugins that I use works with it (enabled and disabled is the same, none incompatibilities). But now I have reduced my files to 1 music file in MUSIC root and just 1 folder with some music files and guess what, it worked................ Well, now we know that if you have more than a few (maybe 50+ files) the homebrew will crash... Really? Is there anything that you can do? I don't remember exactly which previous version was but I think that the first ones didn't have this issue. Awkward that it doesn't crash when I open the SAVEDATA folder which contains 2000+ files.
By the way, nice idea of including the feature to turn the screen off while listening to music.
Not exactly, as I mentioned very long name files becomes blank files with no name nor formact. I can only think that it only worked because I inserted a lot of files after I put and ran the homebrew for the first time, and to make sure I did copyed almost all the files that I had before updating to the new version. It's a guess at least.
