PspIrDA v0.0.2

Does anybody remember PspIrDA? For the guys who don’t, the homebrew application allowed you to transfer files between your PSP and your cell phone, PDA, PC, and pretty much any device compatible with the application’s protocol (nope – no DS here). With that said, author Mat17 has just released version 0.0.2.

Major changes include improved device compatibility and transfer speed, although the application’s GUI has been kept sparse. Mat notes that version 0.0.3 will carry improved transfer speed, and (it is hoped) an improved GUI.

Included in the bundle is a debug version of the app, along with this note from the author:

I’ve included in the archive a debug version which outputs a debug.log and dump.log files in the pspirda directory. So if this release does not work for you, try a transfer (send or receive) with this debug version and send me the corresponding debug.log and dump.log.

As always, we recommend a thorough viewing of the app’s README, along with a trip to the release thread for any further details. We thank Mat17 for the effort, and hope you guys enjoy trying this application out.

Downdload: [PspIrDA 0.0.2]
Discuss: [Forum Release Thread]

Does anybody remember PspIrDA? For the guys who don’t, the homebrew application allowed you to transfer files between your PSP and your cell phone, PDA, PC, and pretty much any device compatible with the application’s protocol (nope – no DS here). With that said, author Mat17 has just released version 0.0.2.

Major changes include improved device compatibility and transfer speed, although the application’s GUI has been kept sparse. Mat notes that version 0.0.3 will carry improved transfer speed, and (it is hoped) an improved GUI.

Included in the bundle is a debug version of the app, along with this note from the author:

I’ve included in the archive a debug version which outputs a debug.log and dump.log files in the pspirda directory. So if this release does not work for you, try a transfer (send or receive) with this debug version and send me the corresponding debug.log and dump.log.

As always, we recommend a thorough viewing of the app’s README, along with a trip to the release thread for any further details. We thank Mat17 for the effort, and hope you guys enjoy trying this application out.

Downdload: [PspIrDA 0.0.2]
Discuss: [Forum Release Thread]