PSPCropper v0.30 Released!

With all the downgrading, customizing and the sheer amount of interest in the homebrew scene right now, surely you could do with a good image cropping application. It is for this reason that Sulphur Dragon from our forums has updated his PSPCropper to version 0.3, allowing you to quickly crop PSP screen-sized images for use as a background or in a homebrew game. Here’s the changelog:

• Aesthetic Button Name Changes
• Added Animations
• PSPreview Button – An approximated view of the wallpaper on a PSP
• Shortcut to original PSP backgrounds

PSPCropper runs on your PC and requires DirectX8 or higher to run, which I’m sure most windows users have anyway. One thing to note is that Sulphur Dragon ran into a little problem whilst using this. Here’s what he said: Problem with X-Flash: Maybe its my fault, but I couldn’t flash the background to the PSP without tricking X-Flash. It did however give a warning saying “High-Res Background” but I have tested this on my PSP and it works fine.

This is by no way a major fault and like he said, it still worked perfectly; but it may be something to look out for. Any damage done by this program to PSP or PC is done so at the users own risk – be careful!

P.S – Yes that is my car in the picture!

Download: [PSPCropper v0.30]

With all the downgrading, customizing and the sheer amount of interest in the homebrew scene right now, surely you could do with a good image cropping application. It is for this reason that Sulphur Dragon from our forums has updated his PSPCropper to version 0.3, allowing you to quickly crop PSP screen-sized images for use as a background or in a homebrew game. Here’s the changelog:

• Aesthetic Button Name Changes
• Added Animations
• PSPreview Button – An approximated view of the wallpaper on a PSP
• Shortcut to original PSP backgrounds

PSPCropper runs on your PC and requires DirectX8 or higher to run, which I’m sure most windows users have anyway. One thing to note is that Sulphur Dragon ran into a little problem whilst using this. Here’s what he said: Problem with X-Flash: Maybe its my fault, but I couldn’t flash the background to the PSP without tricking X-Flash. It did however give a warning saying “High-Res Background” but I have tested this on my PSP and it works fine.

This is by no way a major fault and like he said, it still worked perfectly; but it may be something to look out for. Any damage done by this program to PSP or PC is done so at the users own risk – be careful!

P.S – Yes that is my car in the picture!

Download: [PSPCropper v0.30]