Ditlew’s Top Secret New Project – eTV!
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Feast your eyes on this! Here’s Ditlew‘s next project named ‘eTV‘. eTV allows you to watch TV channels from your PSP, building on the successes of TVSP. After a few words with the developer of TVSP, Andy Fung who hasn’t had the time to update it, Ditlew decided to update it himself. Just as with TVSP,the only hardware requirements for eTV is a video card, meaning you can avoid the expense of upgrading your PSP’s firmware and buying a Locationfree device!
All you have to do is take a look at the screenshots or the video to see the quality of this work-in-progress homebrew application. Both screenshots are from Ditlew’s video and show off the amazing quality of eTV.
View a full list of the differences between eTV and TVSP along with a video of eTV in action after the Jump!
Feast your eyes on this! Here’s Ditlew‘s next project named ‘eTV‘. eTV allows you to watch TV channels from your PSP, building on the successes of TVSP. After a few words with the developer of TVSP Andy Fung, who hasn’t had the time to update it, Ditlew decided to update it himself. Just as with TVSP, the only hardware requirements for eTV is a video capture card, meaning you can avoid the expense of upgrading your PSP’s firmware and buying a LocationFree device!
All you have to do is take a look at the screenshots or the video to see the quality of this work-in-progress homebrew application. Both screenshots are from Ditlew’s video and show off the amazing quality of eTV. In case you have been wondering, here’s a list of the differences between eTV and TVSP:
eTV Server:
- New C# standalone server
- Uses a Directshow filter, and can stream at full frame rate.
- Doesn’t need to be active program.
- Can be minimized.
- Can be run on a remote desktop.
- Doesn’t need the user to be ‘logged in’
- Crops any tv-feed to fit inside PSP’s 480×272
eTV Client:
- Connection chooser
- Allows non 320×240 (1×1? -> 480×272)
- Feed quality can be changed on the fly
- Feed formats can be changed on the fly (8 different: 4/3, 16/9, Â….)
- Displays channel name, quality and screen format.
- Fluid full rate tv (depending on the feed quality you choose)
Also, Congratulations are in order for Ditlew, who gets married tomorrow. Good luck Ditlew from QJ.NET and all it’s readers! Ditlew said: “I had hoped it would be finished and ready for a beta release by now, but you guys will have to wait for me returning from my honeymoon.”
Watch the video of eTV in action below. Alternatively, download the video and watch it on your PSP!
Update from Ditlew:
1.) No sound yet, will add before release.
2.) Channels are changed on the PSP.
3.) Not all TV tuners cards are supported, but server source will be released.
4.) The moaning .. have no idea, my wife to be was watching something on the TV.
5.) Will do my best to support all homebrew firmwares, but currently only tested on 1.5.
6.) Yes, it can be used remotely at starbuck or another hotspot, just adjust the quality to make the framerate fluid.
7.) Tnx, for all the congrats on my marriage 🙂
Download: [eTV Preview Video]