PSP firmware 3.80 Internet Radio Player hacked

One of the better features of PSP firmware 3.80 is its Internet Radio Player. It’s not surprising then when the PSP hacking scene shifts its focus towards this. FreePlay has introduced the QJ.Net population to a new hack that’ll allow users to bypass the lock of the Internet Radio Player, allowing you to use something other than Shoutcast or Icecast for listening to music.

Want learn how to do it? Read the full article for directions!

Over on the forums, FreePlay has introduced the QJ.Net population to a new hack for PSP FW 3.80. It’s a hack that’ll allow users to bypass the lock of the Internet Radio Player, allowing you to use something other than Shoutcast or Icecast for listening to music.

According to Freeplay, here’s what you have to do:

1. Set up a DNS server on your PC. Make radio.psp.dl.playstation. net point to your PC’s local IP.
2. Set up a web server.
3. Mirror: http://radio.psp.dl.playstation.net/psp/radio/player/PLAYER_I/
4. Edit the files however you want.
5. Set up a network connection using your PC’s local IP as the primary DNS server.

As you can probably guess, it’s not exactly a newb-friendly hack since you have to set up a web server, so we’re calling on the members of the QJ community to come up with tutorials to help other people learn how to set up this hack. In any case, you can view a video of the hack in action below. Enjoy!