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Homebrew from Art: Powernoid V4e & Audio Mechanica V8d Released
greg | February 10, 2009
Two quality homebrews consolidated into one post; it’s Art’s Powernoid & Audio Mechanica…
Powernoid is the Breakout clone modeled after Amiga’s MegaBall, which also inspired DX-Ball for Windows. You know what that’s all about — keep the ball in motion, bust bricks, and collect power-ups, minus the bad ones.
Audio Mechanica is a digital audio recorder for the PSP. You know, like the commercial, “where did I park my car? Oh no… Blue section, row 18.” You will however require another piece of hardware; Audio Mechanica supports any Socom compatible headset with PSP headphone remote control, the Go!Cam (Chotto Cam), and the Talkman USB microphone.
Powernoid V4e changes:
- Black and white death screen implemented to fall in line with the Windows DX-Ball game.
- Last brick blows up if it is in play for too long to fall in line with Windows DX-Ball game.
- Some code optimization.
Audio Mechanica V8d changes:
- Program now checks for music folder in the root directory, and creates it if it does not exist
so that the program works with Memory Sticks that are formatted by older firmware versions. - Updated to Peb’s latest OSK library so the onscreen keyboard language matches the PSP settings.
Download:
Powernoid V4e
Powernoid V4d source code
Audio Mechanica V8d
Audio Mechanica V8d source code
- source: qj (Powernoid); qj (Audio Mechanica)
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would be nice for 3000 series too
i wonder if it plays MP3’s cuz
last time it only played some retro format
3rd!
Can I use this with the psp 3000 mic?
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No because the PSP 3K is still unhackable at the moment
and if the 3K was hax’d ART would more than likely try to add support to it
No because the PSP 3000 us still unhackable at the moment.
So assuming Sparta went further yes you could. But, haven’t heard a dang thing about Sparta, Gripshift, or HEN for a long while now.
Wish I had 1000 compatible headset instead of 2000 bleh, damn chrismas gift error because of Gamestop employee retardation!!
Your not going to because sony will patch the exploit. The reason we have CTF for the 2000 and 1000 models is because dark alex figured out sony’s encryption and supposedly most of the 3000 models are decrypted just can’t get the hardware to go into the right mode to flash it. (From what i’ve read about it so far that is my understanding.)
Can u just plug a mic into the mp3 controller thing that came with the psp1000? Or do u have to actually strip the wires and destroy the thing. (This is for making the homemade headset ofc)
Would plugging a microphone into the mp3 controller thing that came with the psp phats work? or would you have to do the wirestrip and ruin the thing? (this is for the homemade headset ofc)
The regular socom headset that plugs into the remote works. I also found that with the monitor function you can pick up what people are saying across a room and hear it in the headset if you have the socom one but he should add monitor while record if it is possible. With it as it is you can use it as a sound amplifier but can’t record while listening at the same time. All in all great piece of homebrew. Don’t know about the socom headset/remote combo for the fat but I would assume it would work also since the added pins on the slim are for video and I think they would of made it that way for the code to be easily backwards compatible for the mic function between the 1000 and 2000.