New firmware 2.6

Cabelo · 2005-11-29 14:21:54

There it is, everything they wanted to be in 2.5 Plays WMAs and supports RSS feeds. If you're into Kanji then it'll allow unicode in the web browser. Of course now you can play copyrighted videos... lots of people needed that.

29-11-2005 03:21PM

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Cabelo

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There it is, everything they wanted to be in 2.5

Plays WMAs and supports RSS feeds. If you're into Kanji then it'll allow unicode in the web browser.

Of course now you can play copyrighted videos... lots of people needed that.

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#2 29-11-2005 06:28PM

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plays wma's straight or do we have to go through the whole pspvideo9 bull****?

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#3 29-11-2005 08:32PM

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Drag and drop... but considering the only benefit is compression... and atrac already does that... no need for it. Unless you LOVE RSS feeds.

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#4 01-12-2005 02:23PM

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Anyone know if and when the psp will support wmv or avi or some other popular video format?
It's a pain in the hole having to covert videos for it (and don't get me started on the naming system).:mad:

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#5 01-12-2005 04:33PM

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I'm using PSPVideo 9, takes care of all the problems, though I do know where you're coming from with this. If you're not into upgrading there is a Korean Media player I've found to be very handy. Not perfect but better than nothing.

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