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6 items tagged "psp"

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• February 13, 2012
• 10:01

  Fill in the bass on your PSP

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  [Michael Chen] felt the sound his PSP was putting out needed more dimension. Some would have grabbed themselves a nice set of headphones, but he grabbed his soldering iron instead and found some space where he could add a bigger speaker. Mobile devices tend to cram as much into the small form factor as possible [...]

  Tags:  fill psp bass michael-chen soldering-iron mobile-devices headphones hacks  

• June 15, 2011
• 0:00

  Vuln: GIMP PSP Image Parsing Heap Buffer Overflow Vulnerability

   » ‎ SecurityFocus Vulnerabilities
  GIMP PSP Image Parsing Heap Buffer Overflow Vulnerability

  Tags:  psp image gimp buffer-overflow-vulnerability psp-image heap  

• March 13, 2011
• 8:26

  Reverse engineering the PSP

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  The original PSP may be old news but there is an interesting relic of a website (translated) dedicated to the reverse engineering of a PSP (and exploring Saturn?). To determine the true capabilities of the PSP they desoldered most of the ball grid array chips and then hand soldered 157 jumper wires to allow for direct memory access. In later pictures it [...]

  Tags:  psp website news ball-grid-array direct-memory-access jumper-wires hacks  

• June 21, 2010
• 13:30

  PSP homebrew using the Half-Byte Loader

   » ‎ Hack a Day
  [Rich] tipped us off about the Half-Byte Loader which lets you run homebrew on late-model Sony PlayStation Portables. Above you can see a PSP Go running Doom (a screenshot from the video after the break), which is a prerequisite for any cracked device. HBL uses an exploit in the game demo of Patapon 2, which [...]

  Tags:  homebrew psp byte rich psp-homebrew playstation-portables game-demo playstation hacks  

• April 23, 2010
• 8:12

  Playstation 2 controller to PSP adapter

   » ‎ Hack a Day
  [TokyoDrift] built an adapter that allows you to connect a PlayStation 2 controller to a PlayStation Portable. It’s a bit different from similar hacks as this adapter doesn’t require any hardware alteration to the PSP or the controller. To do so, a plug-in is used on the PSP firmware side of things. The adapter then [...]

  Tags:  adapter controller playstation playstation-portable playstation-2 alteration psp hacks  

• March 05, 2010
• 11:07

  A VU meter for your PSP

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  [Christian Doran] wanted some blinky goodness to go along with the tunes on his PSP. He built a VU meter circuit around a couple of LM324 op-amp chips and fit it into the UMD space on the back of the PSP. Using surface mount LEDs and some fine wire he lined up a string of [...]

  Tags:  psp blinky meter christian-doran mount-leds lm324 doran surface-mount hacks