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Modo (September 10, 2007 Update)
Filename
modo_Sep10.zip
Date Posted
Sep 10, 2007
Categories
PSP
,
Homebrew Applications
Tags
PSP
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702
Description:
PlayStation Portable homebrew developer wbb dropped by QJ.NET PSP Development Forum and released a new version of Modo, the ultra simple mod player application. This new build, as always, comes with several bug fixes and a couple of handy improvements. The following changes were provided by wbb:
* Remote control support
* The menu browser is a bit faster (uses cache)
* Limited playlist option added (use Triangle button to select multiple directories / files).
* Choose a different directory after first start. Create modo.cfg and put into the first line the directory, eg: ms0:/PSP/Music
* Vorbis/Ogg support added (via libTremor)
You can find in the Resdme.txt file all the different formats supported by Modo. But for starters, here some of the more popular ones: 669, IT, MED, MOD, MTM, S3M, STM, and XM. The documentation should also provide you with the information needed in installing the program to your handheld units.
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