PSPdisp v0.4 Released

PSPdisp v0.4 Released: Dual Monitors Using The PlayStation Portable

greg | December 13, 2009

Now with improved audio streaming — JJS’ PSPdisp… It’s a combination of two drivers and two apps that make it possible to use your PSP as a second display monitor. The video is what’s up.

You need a PSP running a custom firmware; most custom firmwares seem compatible, or a PSP using ChickHEN and CFW Enabler. On the PC side you need Windows 2000, XP, Vista or 7 — both 32 and 64 bit are supported. A multicore processor is also recommended.
PSPdisp v0.4:

• New features:
  
  
  • new USB driver based on WinUSB, that is compatible with 64 Bit versions of Windows (no driver signature check problem)
  • previous libusb based USB driver still supported
  • new audio recording mode for Vista / Windows 7 which uses software loopback, no longer requiring a “Stereomix” or “What you hear” device
  • increased USB transfer speeds (60 fps reachable with all compression quality settings)
  • new “Uncompressed” quality mode, doesn’t apply any compression to the images resulting in less CPU load and best image quality
  • PSP CPU speed now configurable for USB mode
  • increased character limit for the IP address / server name dialog
  • IP address is now also shown on the WLAN tab of the options window
  • audio streaming can now be completely disabled in case of problems
  • new option to hide the mouse cursor on inactivity
  • new control file option for analog mouse cursor movement with the analog stick
  • added intaller option for creating a Windows-Firewall exception for PSPdisp
  
  
  
• Bug fixes:
  
  
  • CPU speed control for WLAN mode fixed
  • fixed WLAN timeout problem mentioned in the v0.3 known issues
  • PSPdisp now stays in SideShow mode when the screen resolution or geometry changes
  • various interface bugs fixed
  • rapidly enabling/disabling or attaching/detaching of the PSP in USB mode would trigger an exception
  
  
  

Download: PSPdisp v0.4
(includes Windows installer, drivers, PSP binary, source, etc…)

- source: jjs.at