[Tutorial]installing remotejoy lite

[Zacoriah]

Ty. It all worked great!! Nice Tutorial.

[capuuz]

does it work on win 2000???

[blake1211]

Originally Posted by foiden

Not sure if this was mentioned already, but if you have a slimline PSP and you are repeatedly having freezing issues, one of the first things you should turn off is the UMD cache function. This is that function where some of that extra ram the slimlines use, are used to help speed up UMD load times in comparison to what the PSP 1000 models do. The function seems to get in the way with what the remotejoy uses, and there's a memory clash.

This causes issues with remotejoy, for a lot of applications. Turning that off will often alleviate that problem. This could a reason why disabling other plugins don't help with the freezing. It's an actual regular System settings function that's killing remotejoy.

thanks for the information if someones else could confirm this i will add it to the tutorial (giving you credit for that part) i cant test myself because i only have a phat psp

Originally Posted by capuuz

does it work on win 2000???

not sure if it works on windows 2000 but it shouldn't hurt to try if it doesn't work just uninstall it


sorry for the delay

[psychohare]

Thanks for the great tutorial! Very informative and easy to follow.

However, I have encountered a problem when recording.
I am using a laptop with Vista and I have no problems recording video. Problem is I can't record audio.
I have the audio jack connected from my PSP to my laptop, but it does not record the audio from the PSP, instead I hear a weird buzzing sound from my mic from the resulting WAV file.
I have tried plugging the audio jack to both the mic and the speaker jack, but none turned out right.

Can anyone help me out with this? It's been quite frustrating for me because I have bought 3 data cables (two did not work), audio-to-audio cable, and I am still unable to record PSP footage.

Thank you in advance to anyone who can provide me with some tips/advice.

[blake1211]

Originally Posted by psychohare

Thanks for the great tutorial! Very informative and easy to follow.

However, I have encountered a problem when recording.
I am using a laptop with Vista and I have no problems recording video. Problem is I can't record audio.
I have the audio jack connected from my PSP to my laptop, but it does not record the audio from the PSP, instead I hear a weird buzzing sound from my mic from the resulting WAV file.
I have tried plugging the audio jack to both the mic and the speaker jack, but none turned out right.

Can anyone help me out with this? It's been quite frustrating for me because I have bought 3 data cables (two did not work), audio-to-audio cable, and I am still unable to record PSP footage.

Thank you in advance to anyone who can provide me with some tips/advice.

try this on the icon tray at the bottom right of the screen right click on the speaker icon then click open volume control the master volume window should show up now click on options then properties now you should see the properties window in the "adjust volume for" section of the window click recording now right below that make sure the box that you are trying to record from is checked and click ok

the recording control window should be up now on the window go to where you are trying to record the sound from and check the box under it then move the volume bar up once the settings are set close the window

now to get the buzzing to go away open the master volume window again go to the wave section and click the mute box under it then you shouldn't get the buzzing now record what you want and when you are done uncheck the mute box to hear the sound on playback

(if this doesn't work ill think of what else to do also don't forget to enable wav capture in the remotejoy settings)

[psychohare]

Originally Posted by blake1211

try this on the icon tray at the bottom right of the screen right click on the speaker icon then click open volume control the master volume window should show up now click on options then properties now you should see the properties window in the "adjust volume for" section of the window click recording now right below that make sure the box that you are trying to record from is checked and click ok

the recording control window should be up now on the window go to where you are trying to record the sound from and check the box under it then move the volume bar up once the settings are set close the window

now to get the buzzing to go away open the master volume window again go to the wave section and click the mute box under it then you shouldn't get the buzzing now record what you want and when you are done uncheck the mute box to hear the sound on playback

(if this doesn't work ill think of what else to do also don't forget to enable wav capture in the remotejoy settings)

Basically I'm using Vista so that couldnt work. I did some googling and found out that to remove the buzzing sound (which basically is from my mic) I have to disable the wave-in (cant remember the actual term, did the search last night), which is hidden. Well the thing is it can be shown about and disabled but it appears that certain sound card drivers dont even have that option, and mine happens to be one of those. I searched for an updated driver, installed, but it still doesnt show up. I figured the buzzing was from my mic coz I could hear myself from my Laptop speakers although I'm connected to my PSP, and also when I reduced the booster of my mics, the buzzing went down quite a bit, although still present.

I'm pretty sure finding a way to disable the buzzing (wave-in) will solve my audio recording problem, but at the moment, I cant seem to find one. Maybe I could do it by using command prompt, but that's way too complex for me.

Anyways, appreciate any help, I'm gonna look around some more

[blake1211]

Originally Posted by psychohare

Basically I'm using Vista so that couldnt work. I did some googling and found out that to remove the buzzing sound (which basically is from my mic) I have to disable the wave-in (cant remember the actual term, did the search last night), which is hidden. Well the thing is it can be shown about and disabled but it appears that certain sound card drivers dont even have that option, and mine happens to be one of those. I searched for an updated driver, installed, but it still doesnt show up. I figured the buzzing was from my mic coz I could hear myself from my Laptop speakers although I'm connected to my PSP, and also when I reduced the booster of my mics, the buzzing went down quite a bit, although still present.

I'm pretty sure finding a way to disable the buzzing (wave-in) will solve my audio recording problem, but at the moment, I cant seem to find one. Maybe I could do it by using command prompt, but that's way too complex for me.

Anyways, appreciate any help, I'm gonna look around some more

I'm on XP so i cant help in the vista department and I've noticed that laptops don't seem to have a line in jack which doesn't make sense to me i never really used a laptop always desktop so when it comes to laptop issues I'm clueless

you could probably go to the help section and ask this to someone with a laptop with vista sorry i couldn't be of much help in this problem

thanks for using the tutorial though

[MangoScango]

Nice tut, i absolutely love RemoteJoy, since my psp's screen has been destroyed.

The icons boring, so i threw together a better one:



http://www.megaupload.com/?d=OWTLYZ9K

[heyyou]

I have a PSP-3000 with ChickHEN Homebrew Enabler R2 and CFWEnabler 3.10. will this Remotejoy work on my PSP?

[Kamrul]

Does Remote joy works in 5.00 M33-6 Phat psp?

EDIT: Works perfectly Thanks for this great tutorial.