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PSPShot v0.1
Filename
PSPShot_v01.rar
Date Posted
Jan 17, 2006
Categories
General Apps
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PSP
Tags
PSP
Downloads
1028
Description:
Tsukasa has released a very useful tool for the PSP - PSPShot v0.1. With this program, you can take screenshots of your PSP screen in almost every situation possible: XMB Menu, Video, UMD Games and so forth. This comes as a welcome release. It's still got some kinks to be worked out, but it's definitely a great start! Here's what Tsukasa had to say:
It's still buggy and makes sometimes strange lines in the screenshots, if the background is moving too fast. I'll try to solve this problem in the next version.
The screenshots are BMPs, which will be saved under X:\PSP\PHOTO\PSPShot\
Controls:
Start: Starts the system menu in "screenshot mode"
Select: Starts the insertet UMD in "screenshot mode"
L: Enables normal movement
R: Makes a screenshot
L+R: Exit the program
If the background is moving too fast, it helps when you take more than one screenshot, so you can choose the best one.
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