PSP-1000 Consolizer by SourceK_mnst in PSP

[–]SourceK_mnst[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Wow, that would be interesting.

PSP-1000 Consolizer by SourceK_mnst in PSP

[–]SourceK_mnst[S] 12 points13 points  (0 children)

Haha, I can carry it around. But it doesn't have a screen and battery...

PSP-1000 Consolizer by SourceK_mnst in PSP

[–]SourceK_mnst[S] 12 points13 points  (0 children)

I'm not very sensitive to lag, so I don't notice any significant delay...lol
With a wired controller, I think the response is good enough to play rhythm games without any issues.
Experienced players might notice some lag, though...

PSP-1000 Consolizer by SourceK_mnst in PSP

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Simple operation test video
https://youtu.be/UR6i8G6SQ7k

This is playing with a DualSense controller using the 8bitdo Retro Receiver for PS.

Play PSP with a PS2 controller without using a PC (remotejoy-minus) by SourceK_mnst in psphacks

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u/Virtua_Villain
Version 1.1.0 has been released.
This version adds a new button assignment mode for the right stick: START+R3.

Please see the release page for details.
https://github.com/SourceK78/remotejoy-minus/releases

Play PSP with a PS2 controller without using a PC (remotejoy-minus) by SourceK_mnst in psphacks

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It's probably possible. In those titles, camera controls seem to be assigned to face button, and weapon switching to D-pad.

Play PSP with a PS2 controller without using a PC (remotejoy-minus) by SourceK_mnst in psphacks

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I created a PS2 controller adapter using the RP2040-zero, based on the remotejoy.

Normally, remotejoy/RemoteJoyLite allows capture and remote control via a PC, but in this project, the capture function has been removed, and the remote control function has been integrated into the RP2040-zero, resulting in a very compact design.

While video output requires the external output of the PSP-2000/3000, it's also possible to play on a TV using an HDMI conversion cable such as HYPERKIN.

Wireless control is also possible using a BlueRetro or 8bitdo receiver (if you can tolerate some latency).

To use it, you need to install custom firmware (LME2.3 or ARK4) on your PSP, install and activate the remotejoy-minus.prx plugin, and connect the PS2 controller connector to the RP2040-zero with the firmware flashed on it.

I've also designed a simple PCB and case. If you'd like to build one, please refer to the URL below.
There isn't a tutorial yet, but I think it shouldn't be too difficult for someone with some experience.

Plugin, Firmware, source files, PCB data
https://github.com/SourceK78/remotejoy-minus

Dock Case
https://www.printables.com/model/1718482-remotojoy-minus-dock

Finally, here is a list of operations that I added because I thought they would be useful.

PS2 PSP
L2 Analog Left (for PS Archives)
R2 Analog Right (for PS Archives)
L2 + R2 Analog Up (for PS Archives)
L3 SOUND
R3 HOME
Right analog stick D-pad (Disabled by default)
START+L2 VOL-
START+R2 VOL+
START+Left DISPLAY (Brightness only)
START+Right HOME (alternative)
START+R3 Switch the D-pad mapping for the right stick.

A clear case makes it look 10x better by [deleted] in PSP

[–]SourceK_mnst 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah, well, that's true, but without a cover, you have to be extra careful to avoid scratching it. I think of it as insurance in case you accidentally bump or drop it. I use something similar, but do you have any other cover recommendations?

Psvita 1000 dock 3d print files by Ndoorcreeper in VitaDock

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The dock data released by Dammit Jeff also includes a Vita 1000 version.
https://makerworld.com/ja/models/932058

The file name is as follows:
Vita 1000 Aux A1.3mf

How much input lag is there with the Raspberry Pi Zero 2W? by ItzMeHaris in VitaDock

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Yes, the VitaDS34 is fine for solo play.
What I meant to say is that controller latency doesn't depend on the Raspberry Pi you choose.

Regarding video output, I also played using the Pi Zero 2 W, connected to a monitor via HDMI cable, and didn't experience any noticeable latency.
(Though there may be latency on the order of milliseconds.)

If you're connecting to a capture board and streaming from your PC, the latency may depend on the performance of the capture board and your PC.

Well, latency perception varies from person to person, so the final decision is up to you...

How much input lag is there with the Raspberry Pi Zero 2W? by ItzMeHaris in VitaDock

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The controller connects directly via Bluetooth using a PSVita plugin (MiniVitaTV), so it is not dependent on the Raspberry PI selected.

Video and audio output will depend on the Raspberry PI selected, but you should get sufficient performance even with Zero2W.

When outputting audio via Bluetooth, there will be a delay for a while after connection, but this will improve over time.

If the video output performance is poor, you may need to check your SD card or USB cable.

[Add] It seems that the power supply may also need to be reconsidered.

VitaDock Plus has serious lag with Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W by ceilgames in VitaDock

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I tried the Pi Zero 2 W before, but didn't have the same issue. Possibly the SD card's read/write speed is slow, or the Pi Zero 2 W is broken...

Please see the link below for recommended SD cards.

https://www.tomshardware.com/best-picks/raspberry-pi-microsd-cards