konrado0905 wrote:

Hello. It doesn't work on my MacBOOK (inetl) with OSX Tiger 10.4.11. It's only for OSX Leopard?

Sorry to hear that.  I have no idea, as I know nothing about Mac.  Maybe someone else out there knows or can verify.  I don't even know what version (leopard?) it was compiled under.  The source will be release soon anyway.

I remember asking some where about this. I was thinking we could possibly trick the PS3 into thinking a computer was a PSP then we could hopefully hack the PS3 from there. But I'm not smart enough to know how to do any of that. Glad you got it working DashHacker

hope you get Windows one done soon cause my PSP is in pawn shop right now till next month needed money for those $10 PS3 game sell at best buy

witgit wrote:

Can I play in my laptop games remote from PS3? I don't have PSP.
Sorry for my English im translate them.

You must have access to a PSP which can run "homebrew" software (a hacked PSP).

hey, would there be anyway around not having a PSP, like could i just use someone elses PSP info

Just wanted to say "Great work"
It's good to know there are still people taking steps toward helping
the community gain the most out of our systems as possible.

I look forward to testing this out upon the windows release.
Keep it up, and good luck.
Your work is appreciated.

yessir

mdc4115 wrote:

i know you originally made this in linux, but where is the linux release?

I've built several statically linked linux binaries, but they wouldn't run on the various systems I tested.  There are too many variances with libstdc++ and gcc versions which result in ABI brain damage.  As I'm planning on releasing the source code soon, linux users can compile their own optimized binaries.  The Mac release was a proof-of-concept.

Today I've implemented double-sized window scaling and full-screen mode.  I'm now doing audio decoding using the libavcodec interface rather than using libfaad directly.  This was also done so that I could add atrac3 audio decoding for games like PixelJunk Monsters (and Eden?).  PopCap games like Zuma are doing some weird stuff in the video stream which I've added hacks for... played my first quick round of Zuma on my laptop tonight.  I have aspect ratio issues to sort out, maybe later this week.

Tomorrow I'll start the windows build.

Many steps forward, one step back...

Thought an update was a little over-due.  First, I'm sure most of you want an update on the Windows release.  I set-up a VMware server which runs my old WinXP hard-drive through a USB adaptor.  Today I spent a long time setting up my development environment.  Then, during a build of libSDL the drive started making nasty clicking noises and VMware hung.  I can still boot XP, but there is massive file-system corruption and now I simply don't trust the drive.  frak.

So now I need to set-up another XP installation on another (working) drive, and start over.  Sounds worse than it really is.  I was hoping to beat my ETA for a windows release and surprise those who are eager for a BETA by posting a release tomorrow, but now Friday is looking more realistic.

It's not all bad news.  I'm happy to report that game launching is working.  Tested Zuma, PixelJunk Eden and Monsters, and several PSOne games... all working!  Also implemented full-screen mode and normal, medium, and large window scaling modes.  Below is an updated TODO list, bolded entries are new.

COMPLETE:
- PSP homebrew application written to extract Remote Play keys.
- Authentication reverse-engineered and implemented in API.
- Audio and video stream decryption implemented in API.
- Audio decoding (AAC using libfaad2) implemented in API.
- Video decoding (H.264 ES libavcodec) implemented in API.
- Event system implemented, keyboard support working.
- Design simple GUI to manage and launch configuration profiles.
- BETA release binary for Mac OSX
- Added support for M4V video and AT3 audio (for games).
- Added support for application/game launching.
- Added normal (480x272), medium (720x408), and large (960x544) window scaling
- Added full-screen support.
- Added UDP search protocol used to search for and wait on the PS3.

TODO:
- BETA release binary build for Windows.
- Add joystick support with a default SIXAXIS/DS3 button map.
- Add proper audio+video synchronization (added a quick hack for now).
- Add ability to set/manage buffering and bit-rate profiles.
- Add error messages to the player instead of just bailing silently.
- Implement power-on support.
- Clean-up and document API.
- Release source code.

Both the windows and mac builds will be identical and up-to-date.

No new features will be available using Open Remote Play.  You will be able to do everything the PSP can, but nothing more except perhaps take screen-shots or record the video stream to disk.  You can play any PS3 game that is compatible with Remote Play.  There is a list of game that work somewhere, I can't find the link at the moment.  For example, all PSOne games work (disc-based, or downloaded).

Incoming another useless firmware update.

They say: This is a minor update that improves the playback quality of some PS3 format software.
I say: Attempt to block remote play from other hardware, other then psp.

The timming is just too perfect.
I really won't be surprised if they do something stupid as change some parameters to disable external RP.

I hope i'm just being paranoic.