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Add these to the LIBS variable in your makefile: -lpspwlan -lpspumd

sceWlanDevIsPowerOn doesn't take any arguments, so sceWlanDevIsPowerOn() is correct--not sceWlanDevIsPowerOn(0) or sceWlanDevIsPowerOn(1).

Sleepy566 wrote:the compiler says the issue is that the 'sceWlanDevIsPowerOn' part

What exactly does the compiler say? An error message would be tremendously helpful.

You can approximate the conversion from 48kHz to 44.1kHz by skipping every 12th sample. This will introduce a small degree of inaccuracy though: a 5-minute track will be about 1.3 seconds shorter than normal, and the pitch will be increased by a vanishingly small (and probably imperceptible) amount....

hes talking about the psp/game/folder and psp/game/folder% thing... Holy crap, I'm an idiot. Is there a way to replace this default image with my own by using Cygwin? and how to set a fullscreen background image by selecting a menu entrie? In your Makefile, set PSP_EBOOT_PIC1 and PSP_EBOOT_ICON, li...

Post your code. That'll make it much easier to help you.

Dein Englisch ist besser als mein Deutsch. :-)

I updated my copy of the PSP SDK via SVN last night. Worked fine.

The module you're looking for is called Unicode::Transform.

I know it's been forever since I said I'd release the source code to Ruckus, but I finally got around to actually doing it. You can find it at the bottom of this page: http://captaindan.org/sw/ruckus/

Enjoy.

I might be wrong about this, but I'm pretty sure the Wiimote uses Bluetooth to connect to the console, not IR. The only IR used by the system is the series of IR LEDs in the "sensor bar" (which does not actually contain any sensors). The Wiimote has an IR sensor to determine its position b...

The compiler on OS X is hardwired to interpret .m files as Objective-C. Look at this thread for help: http://forums.ps2dev.org/viewtopic.php?p=40365#40365

djdumbbi:

I'm still working on it here and there. I'm planning on opening the source soon though because I'm bogged down with other stuff, and I feel bad making people wait so long for updates. I'll post a reply here when the source is available.

Do not wire your PSP to that. You will destroy it. You need to figure out a way to convert the 12v signal to 5v. If I remember correctly, OBD is more than just a simple serial protocol, it's more like a network architecture where each device in the car has an address and can be queried directly. But...

You can convert from 8000 Hz to 44100 Hz with something like this: u8 srcSamples&#91;320&#93;; u32 dstSamples&#91;1764&#93;; u32 srcIndex = 0; // fixed-point -- divide by 10000000 to get integer portion u32 dstIndex; for &#40;dstIndex = 0; dstIndex < 1764; dstIndex++&#41; &am...

danzel, The test MP3 I'm looking at only has ID3v1, which I didn't bother supporting because I assumed everyone was using ID3v2 by now. v1 is really simple though so I might as well add support for it. Though I'm not sure why you're getting weird titles on the playback screen like that. That's a lit...

Try this: Download Ruckus again, but before you install it, rename both folders.

Ruckus__________________________ ---> Ruckus
RUCKUS~1% ---> Ruckus%

Actually, on second thought, I think it makes more sense to only reset the cue, not the pitch. A real CDJ or turntable wouldn't reset to ±0, only the cue point would be reset. Thoughts?

I'm glad you guys like it! marty: - The pitch and cue not being reset is an oversight on my part. That will definitely be fixed. - I like the idea of a tap tempo, especially since (as you may have noticed on my site) I've already written one for Dashboard. Should be easy to port. - Key lock (or Mast...

I've just finished version 1.0b1 of Ruckus, an MP3 player designed for DJs. Ruckus provides cueing and tempo adjustment to allow you to match beats with other audio sources. More information is available at http://captaindan.org/sw/ruckus/

Beta 1 is done:

http://captaindan.org/sw/ruckus/

Enjoy.

Usually an internal compiler error means one of three things: the compiler ran out of memory; your seemingly innocent code accidentally uses a preposterous amount of stack space; or there's a bug in the compiler. One way to narrow down what's happening is to recompile with less aggressive optimizati...

How come you've got all that stuff in LIBS? Mine looks like this: LIBS = -lpspgum -lpspgu -lpsprtc -lmad -lpspaudio -lpsppower build.mak adds these to LIBS for you: -lpspdebug -lpspdisplay -lpspge -lpspctrl -lpspsdk -lc -lpspnet -lpspnet_inet -lpspnet_apctl -lpspnet_resolver -lpsputility -lpspuser -...

Marty, I'm still chugging away. I'm not quite finished yet but here's a screenshot of what I'm working on. http://captaindan.org/tmp/screenshot.gif The D-pad provides pitch adjustment (left/right) and momentary pitch bend (up/down). If the MP3 has a BPM tag, the adjusted BPM is displayed below the p...

He's on a Linux box. A batch file isn't going to be of much use.

To make the two folders: make kxploit

Have a look at the samples in /usr/local/pspdev/psp/sdk/samples. You can compile them with make.

Yep, that'd be a piece of cake. I have a pair of decks at home and I've considered playing around with this idea. Maybe the upcoming long weekend will give me a chance to put something together.

I get a 404 Not Found when I try to view your source. Can you post your code here in the forum?

You don't need to install Cygwin on Linux. That would be a little silly. :)

Do this:

svn export svn://svn.ps2dev.org/psp/trunk/psptoolchain/
cd psptoolchain
./toolchain.sh

Modern compilers are better than most programmers at optimizing for speed. There's some debate on this of course--and a number of counter-examples--but the level of skill required to write faster assembly than a compiler is beyond the reach of most programmers. Learning assembly can give you a bette...

I'm playing around with bitmap fonts. So far I'm using the traditional method: one big image with all of the characters, drawing one quad for each letter. This works fine. The problem I have is that I want to be able to set the font color on the fly, but without using a different image. I've tried u...

This is all conjecture, but I think the HPRM driver is responsible for the power cycling; calling pspDebugSioInit unloads the HPRM driver. Are you testing this with actual code, or have you not gotten that far?