psp research project

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about

this started as a simple attempt at making my tilde website compatible with my PSP-3000; but my various discoveries on the PSP's online abilities, one of its biggest selling points, made me widen this project's scope to every online feature. the current approximative goals are:

• To reverse-engineer and document as many online features as possible;
• To revive abandoned or broken features;
• To preserve existing online documentation and services.

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topics

general information

See issues #4, #13, #14, #15, #18, #19.

browsing the web

Learnings, experiments with the web browser, and how to make a website compatible with PSPs.

See issues #10, #11, #12, #20.

the information board

Reverse engineering one of the least used online features of the PSP: the PlayStation Network's now abandoned Information Board.

the rss reader

See issue #3.

sensme channels

See issue #1.

internet radios

Reverse engineering and documenting the PSP's Electron equivalent.

See issues #2, #6, #7 and the cxml subproject.

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contribute

I would be happy to receive help about this project! You do not need to know the PSP's internals or be a developer to help out; things like owning a PSP and offering to help with real hardware tests or suggesting a new research topic are great too.

have a look at my contact page to reach out to me personally, or just browse to the tildegit repo. The repo's issues are a great place to see what we already need.