January 29, 2009 – 3:30 pm
This is a cool discovery, what happen is that I try to know what is the purpose of “favorite” folders inside the “Ultimate PSPtube package, like how can I save all the video stream their, so I try to upload some videos manually inside the “favorite” folder, with all types of video extension I have and then when I open Ultimate PSPtube in my PSP, voila! all the video shown even without wi-fi connection and it play all video extension I have their.
So why not share it and let everybody know now that you can able to play almost all type of Videos extension in your PSP with no need to convert it first and without paying more money for any PSP video converter applications. Which means it’s free. All you need to do now is your usual routine “drag and drop” system for uploading files to your PSP and the powerful free Homebrew application “Ultimate PSPTube”.
November 25, 2008 – 10:41 pm
After Arnookie’s version, now another homebrew dev step forward to put the PSPTube as one of the best apps available for PSP homebrew community.
Homebrew dev JK108 has released a new mod version of Sofiyacat’s PSPTube app with a lot of improvement from the last version of Sofiyacat PSPTube. Well, if you still not aware about [...]
April 3, 2008 – 8:56 pm
A new version of PSPTube had been released recently but not by SofiyaCat the original coder of PSPTube. Arnookie’s take over and released his own slightly modified version of PSPTube 20080301 in the new form besides the rearrangement of the version code digits. In his version Arnookie – PSPTube010308 Arnookies Modified 4 basically adds eight [...]
February 11, 2008 – 12:41 pm
Here is some Tidbits updates about PSPTube. Homebrew coder SofiyaCat has just released a new version of the very handy application PSPTube, making it up to build 20080211.This program allows users to play .FLV files on the Sony PSP without the need to convert them.
However PSPTube releases are done in Japanese so better check [...]
February 7, 2008 – 12:37 pm
I receive a comment today regarding my tutorial in my post “how-to-easy-guide-to-psptube-20080114″ that my link to have the YouTube Dev ID was a broken link because of an extra slash or forward slash(/) which is “http://www.youtube.com/dev/” which supposed to be “http://www.youtube.com/dev”. But when I check it out seems like it was still hard for the [...]
