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I see. Thx for the reply.

Looks like loadexec of the vshmain.prx does load other prx along with it. Since it restarts the menu.

Ok, I've read that only via a loadmodule will the cpu be able to stick at the rate I've set so I came up with the following code but I'm unable to load the module. I get a 80020001 error code. #include <pspkernel.h> #include <pspdebug.h> #include <pspdisplay.h> #include <stdio.h> #include <pspmodule...

Is there a way to set the cpu clock frequency on 1.5 and when you exit that program, the clock still remains at the frequency set.

Thanks

It's only a portable device with a 333MHz main processor... Compare that to a 3GHz, you'll realise you're getting quite a bit from the PSP already.

I forgot to mention that on a 333MHz computer, you probably be hard pressed to watch a decent sized clip at full speed with AVC.

Maybe it came from the Loco Roco demo that ran on 2.7fw.

I don't know the specifics of how it hides the icons so I can't tell you how.

I see. Thanks for the insight. Though it's strange that i didn't seem to notice it with the avc ver.

BTW Johnny, could you take a look at the problem of red being left when there's movement cos I realise that the ASP ver of pmpmod by you has that problem too.

You can find it around the last few posts in the subtitle mod of pmpmod thread.

Thanks.

Yeah, I encountered that with the PMPMod for ASP. It was in Johnny's ver too. However, the AVC mix didn't seem to exhibit that problem in 2 clips I've encoded. Another thing I've observed is that some psp games as well as some homebrew have that problem too. DGen 1.60 is one. So I'm thinking it's th...