PsP leuke opties

WARNING: Using this application writes to your eprom. Be carefull with the file size. I (PyroSama) used a 123kb JPG and loaded it to test and it worked. However the icons on my memory stick menu have been messed up and display impoperly. – This has the porential to do damage to your PSP so be carefull when using this.

Just got word a few minutes ago that a background replacement utility will be released sometime today.

What it will allow you to do is replace the standard “color” background with your own bitmap.

Good chance the bitmap will be very limited in what you can and cannot display since the filesize and resolution of the original bitmaps are very small, however, it should be a very good starting point for someone else to write another app or conversion utility to start replacing other files in the firmware.

Looks like nearly full-res images will be possible. Upper limit is about 300×170 right now, otherwise you’ll get wierd artifacts in the xmb menu

Here’s a video: Click here

Here’s another video: Click here

Also heard that a program to replace your startup animation and the game launching animation are in the works.

But be warned, it is, as always, a “Use at your own risk” type of program. There’s no way to completely test the effects of everyting done in a program, especially when we’re talking about modifying the flash ROM, so there is a small possiblity that this may turn your PSP into a brick (make it non-functional).

PSPersonalize is a PSP program that lets you replace the background images in your PSP menu. On the PSP, there are 12 backgrounds, one for every month. This program lets you replace any image you want with your own custom made images.

Read everything before taking any steps. We are not responsible for any damages in result of this application. Use at your own risk.

Here’s how it works:

There are 12 images in your PSP:

01.BMP – January

02.BMP – February

03.BMP – March

04.BMP – April

05.BMP – May

06.BMP – June

07.BMP – July

08.BMP – August

09.BMP – September

10.BMP – October

11.BMP – November

12.BMP – December

To insert your own images, simply put your own 24-bit BMP file in the root directory of your second memory stick. The filename should match the number of the month you want to replace. (Ex: I want to replace November so I would create a .BMP called 11.BMP and place it in my 2nd memory stick)

Do NOT put these images in any of the directories in your memory stick, the software won’t find them in this case.

Ok, now that we know how to replace the images, we have to know the rules. First, images can’t be any larger than 150k. That’s a resolution of about 300×170. The reason for this is that anything larger causes your PSP to not load icons properly. Second rule, these images must be 24bit. Do NOT use images that are 16bit or 8bit color.

Bron : Psphacks.net

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