August 1st, 2008 / No Comments » / by Shri
Hellcat has released a huge update to his Pandora installer for 3.X kernel custom firmware. This application allows users easily set-up and run Pandora of their custom firmwared PSP.
This update features a new redesigned menu as well as an option to install the TimeMachine IPL and the latest version of Despertar del Cementerio (PSP universal unbricker) onto the memory stick.
* - added a new menu system for more easy navigation of all available options
(I ran out of buttons for new functions *lol*)
Usage should be a bit more easy now, less confusion….
* - added option to install TimeMachine IPL to the MemStick
(the IPL is build in, not required to have it as file on the MemStick)
* - added option for installing a DDC stick! (”Desparter Del Cementario”, or however it’s spelled )
Now you can finally make a MagicStick with this app that also works perfectly on the Slim and
installs a recent CFW!
No need for any additional tools or setups.
(3.40 module extraction based on M33’s PSARDumper)
* - added option to modify a DDC MagicStick to launch ELF-Menu, instead of the original
DDC ressurection.elf - already presupplied with NAND-Tool (propperly set up) and the
original ressurection to be launched from the menu.
For all you maintanance needs
* - It now looks for the 1.50 updater under “150.PBP”, no longer under “UPDATE.PBP”!
* - The required updater .PBPs are checked on startup and missing ones a are noted in a warning at the bottom of the mainscreen
download
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June 6th, 2008 / 1 Comment » / by Pranav
I was chatting with a friend who had a huge music collection and I wanted to know what all he had. Since he’s a great programmer, he told me he’d give me the list as soon as he writes a program to do the job. This provoked me to make a batch script which would do the job. I did some research online and found out some basics of batch scripts. This is the final thing which I ended up with.
@echo Directory listing will be created at c:\dirList.txt
@dir %1 /S > c:\dirList.txt
@echo Opening c:\dirList.txt in Notepad
@notepad c:\dirList.txt
@pause
Read more…
Posted in: Tips and Tricks
Tags: Batch Scripts
March 28th, 2008 / 2 Comments » / by Pranav
Here is a school project I made with 2 of my friends. It’s a Sudoku solving program which uses BGI Graphics (Borland’s Turbo C++ 3 supports it). Tell me what you think of it.
Click here to download the cpp file
Posted in: C++
March 24th, 2008 / 5 Comments » / by Pranav
This article tells your how to download videos, not only from YouTube, but also from other video sharing sites using Firefox. I’ll be considering only YouTube here. The procedure will be the same for any streaming media.
Step 1: Go to YouTube and play the video you want to download.
Step 2: After the video has loaded, open a new tab (Ctrl + T) or a new Firefox window and type
about:cache
in the address bar.
Copy the location of the Cache Directory. (It’s different for everyone) Read more…
Posted in: Fun, Tips and Tricks, Tutorials
March 20th, 2008 / No Comments » / by Pranav
This is the Java version of the Binary Search program I had previously programmed using C++ (here). I’m absolutely new to java and made this with the help of All-in-one Desk Reference for Dummies (Required it especially for the input method) and my previous knowledge of functions (from C++).
Click here to download a properly indented, source code file ready for compiling and running
Please give comments/suggestions to improve this program (if any).
Posted in: Java
March 18th, 2008 / 7 Comments » / by Pranav
My friend wanted an idea for a C++ project which had to be short and simple. I searched and searched and finally ended up on some “array searching using binary search” algorithms. I tried out many of these, but most of them were either too complicated or not working. In the quest to make it work, I decided to understand the concept myself (I used WikiPedia and Dev Shed for reference) and make the program work.
If you don’t know what binary search is, then let me tell you. Binary Search is one of the most efficient ways to search an array containing a large number of elements. You can refer the Binary Search (in Wikipedia) page for more information on it.
You can download the .cpp file by clicking here.
Please tell me what you think of this code and if you know any better way to implementing the binary search technique.
Posted in: C++
March 13th, 2008 / 4 Comments » / by Shri
Ever wanted to play a movie from a compressed archive without extracting it? Well, this tutorial helps you in doing just that! Have fun and enjoy!
1: Download the Dziobas Rar Player
2: Install Dziobas Rar Player and open it.
3: Drag and drop the RAR file into the player to start playing the movie (If the movies is split into more than one RAR file, then drag only the first file into the player).
This player can also play movies from password protected RAR files 
Cheers ~ Shrinath
Posted in: Softwares, Tips and Tricks, Tutorials
