PReSS v0.3 - Advanced RSS Reader For PSP

[x3sphere]

Homebrew developer The Underminer has released an update to PReSS, a standards-compliant image and text based RSS reader for the PSP.

Version 0.3 of the application introduces a numbers of new additions, including complete support for PSP Slim units, compatibility with WPA-encrypted wireless networks, and the ability to adjust image quality and playback MP3 encoded files.

For the full changelog, hit the break.

* Slim support
* WPA and other encryption support
* personal feed catalogue
* MP3 download and playback
* MP4 and AVC video download
* atom/xml support added
* more reliable: http 1.1 protocol for image download
* ability to abort updating feeds
* faster feed saving
* remapped buttons (see read-me)
* support for larger images
* Real favicons instead of generic logo.
* faster panning in image view
* viewfinder in image view
* show/hide topics window
* Added to settings: Large thumbnail quality
0 = display image as a link
1-3 = image quality(only applicable for large images)

Download PReSS v0.3

PReSS [The Underminer]

 

[PAinKiLLa]

It works but its not so easy to navigate, just using it now trying to get used to it.

 

[snoopbum]

Noob question

I've followed the read me txt on the file but I guess I need to do something else to my psp to get it to work. I have 3.90 M33 running on my psp slim. Any ideas which direction I need to go? I'm thinking I have to get additional software and install it.

Thanks!

 

[x3sphere]

I've followed the read me txt on the file but I guess I need to do something else to my psp to get it to work. I have 3.90 M33 running on my psp slim. Any ideas which direction I need to go? I'm thinking I have to get additional software and install it.

Thanks!

What happens when you try to run it? There isn't any additional software required.

 

[easylay]

looks like it could be great, BUT:

- user interface is very slow and clunky. confusing to use
- no instructions on how to use it

so it looks like a good app let down by poor documentation; shame