Free psp recode software for linux

PSP-Recode is another service menu for PSP videos, tested with my 1.5-2.71-B PSP and works perfect.
Based on podencoder and original psp-recode for mp4ip, but this only need the last version of ffmpeg with PSP suport.
This script only required ffmpeg and kdialog installed in your system, but, for best performance (progress bars) you must install zenity and mplayer.
Installation:
Copy < PSP_Video.desktop > to < $HOME/.kde/share/apps/konqueror/servicemenus/ >,
and copy < psp-recode.sh > to < $HOME/bin > directory or another one that is in
your $PATH.
You can see PSP-Recode options typing < psp-recode.sh --help > in one console.
Remember that your PSP need runing firmware up to 2.01 or emulated firmware.
Enhancements:
- Bug fixed if your ffmpeg version uses video bitrate in bits/s or in kbits/s, the program ask you.

MultiRecode is a user interface for util recode to recode WWW from one coding to the other coding.

It dont change metatag in files. This UI works with list of files for multiple recoding. You need recode in your PC installed.

KPSP provides an IOSlave for the PSP (Playstation Portable).
You just simply connect your PSP to your computer, start Konqueror and type "psp:/".
Installation from source:
Get the source-package from the download page.
tar xfvz kio_psp-< VERSION >.tar.gz
cd kio_psp-< VERSION >
./configure --prefix=< where KDE is installed >
make
make install # Probably you need root-privileges
Installation from CVS:
You have to download the sources from CVS:
cvs -d:pserver:anonymous@cvs.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/kpsp login
cvs -z3 -d:pserver:anonymous@cvs.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/kpsp co -P kio_psp
Get the admin-directory, used by the build-system.
cd kio_psp
svn co svn://anonsvn.kde.org/home/kde/branches/KDE/3.3/kde-common/admin
Compile and install.
make -f Makefile.cvs
./configure --prefix=
make
make install # Probably you need root-privileges
Enhancements:
- Virtual root-folders have an access-type
- Creation of a folder failed when the media-folder wasnt created before.
- Better integration into the KDE Control Center

Bundle::Unicode is a Perl bundle to install Unicode modules and their dependencies.

SYNOPSIS

perl -MCPAN -e install Bundle::Unicode

CONTENTS

Unicode::Lite
Unicode::String
Unicode::Map
enum
Unicode::EastAsianWidth
ExtUtils::MakeMaker
Module::Build
Unicode::Collate
Unicode::Collate::Standard
File::Spec
Cwd
Exporter
Test
Test::More
Inline
XSLoader
Unicode::CheckUTF8
Unicode::Char
Unicode::Unihan
Fcntl
File::Path
Lingua::Han::Utils
Unicode::IMAPUtf7
Unicode::Map8
Unicode::Map
Unicode::MapUTF8
App::Info::Lib::Iconv
Encode
Module::Install
FindBin
Jcode
MIME::Base64
Unicode::UTF8simple
Unicode::Japanese
ExtUtils::Manifest
ExtUtils::Embed
Unicode::Escape
Filter::Simple
Unicode::Transliterate
AutoLoader
Clone
Unicode::Wrap
File::Copy
Unicode::Normalize
Unicode::Regex::Set
Unicode::Transform
Unicode::Decompose
Unicode::RecursiveDowngrade
String::Multibyte
String::Multibyte::Unicode
String::Multibyte::Grapheme
Acme::MetaSyntactic
Scalar::List::Util
IO::Compress::Base
Text::Unidecode
ShiftJIS::X0213::MapUTF
ShiftJIS::CP932::MapUTF
ShiftJIS::CP932::Correct
Convert::Base32
Convert::RACE
HTML::Fraction
String::Fraction
XML::Simple
YAML
Convert::CharMap
Config
File::Spec::Functions
File::Basename
Scalar::Util
AppConfig
Template
Template::Config
version
Template::Provider::Unicode::Japanese
Bundle::Encode
ShiftJIS::Collate
ShiftJIS::Regexp
encoding::warnings
Locale::Recode
TeX::Encode
Pod::LaTeX
Pod::Find
Pod::ParseUtils
Pod::Select
Locale::Maketext
Locale::Maketext::Lexicon
Locale::Maketext::Simple
i18n
Convert::ASCIInames
Apache::GuessCharset
HTML::Entities
HTML::Parser

QPBPManager is a PBP File manager for Linux. The software is intended to use as a user friendly GUI to the known tedious pack and unpack processes of the PSP PBP files, directory generation and further copy into the PSP, in order to execute those binary files in PSPs with firmware 1.50.
QPSPManager automates this process to make it a simple task to the end user, who will only have to select a PBP file and the PSP directory, leaving all other tasks to the program. It also provides some other cool features such as selecting custom PNG, PMF and AT3 files to use as an icon or background in the PSP menu.
QPBPManager also allows the user to backup the savegames to the computer and copy those savegames later to the PSP.
Main features:
- Unpacks PBP files and selects automatically the icon and background files from the source file.
- Extracts the program name included in the PBP file and sets it as default output directory.
- Extracts the ELF of the PBP file and packs a fake PBP file without the ELF for showing in the menu of the PSP.
- Allows to select custom icon and background files to use in the menu.
- Allows to select custom video and music files to use in the menu.
- Allows to select the output directory on the PSP and the actual PSP directory, which is saved as an option for further usages, so you only have to configure it once (as long as the PSP directory does not change).
- Provides support for backup the savegames on the PSP to the computer and viceversa.
Although QPSPManager was mainly designed only to transfer PBP files into the PSP so they can be executed through the memory stick menu, Im thinking about new features in future versions non related to PBP file management. Some of those features:
- Conversion and transfering of any kind of video file. It will allow to convert all kind of video files into the PSP format and transfer the files to the PSP to allow viewing them on the console.
- Conversion and transfering of any kind of audio file. It will allow to convert all kind of audio files into the PSP format (mp3) and transfer the files to the PSP to allow hearing them on the console.
Enhancements:
- Added ISO/CISO compression/decompression and transfer support.
- Fixed bug where you couldnt rename a directory in the PSP.
- Changed renaming policy for kxploit.
- Copy file routine changed.
- Support for different linux distributions where mount options change the filenames of the mounted PSP to uppercase.

MyTunesRSS is a application for configuring and starting a server. You can access this server with any web browser, search your iTunes music library and create an individual play list. The play list is published as an RSS feed with the feed items containing links to the music files. These files are served through the server as well.

MyTunesRSS is 100% pure Java, i.e. it runs on any system with Java 1.5 and up.

MyTunesRSS supports MP3 and unprotected AAC files from your iTunes library. You can also create RSS feeds directly from your existing iTunes playlists. Access to the web application and therefor your library can be protected with a password.

With MyTunesRSS you can for example use a Playstation Portable to listen to the music from your iTunes library. The songs are streamed to the PSP through the WLAN feature. Also any other device with a web browser and capable of receiving podcasts can be used. Listen to your music with any such device even if it is not iTunes enabled.

Since MyTunesRSS is pure Java, you can run it on any platform supporting Java 1.5 and iTunes.

WebDyne is a dynamic content generation engine for Apache/mod_perl. WebDyne allows Perl code to be embedded or linked into HTML pages, selective rendering of HTML sections within a page based on logic, and much more.

Once WebDyne is installed any file with a .psp extension is treated by Apache as a WebDyne source file. It is parsed for WebDyne specific tags (such as and ) which are interpreted and executed on the server as appropriate. The resulting output is then sent to the browser.

Once pages are parsed once they are stored in a partially compiled format, speeding up subsequent processing.

The aim of WebDyne is to make coding web pages with Perl components a faster, easier and more maintainable experience. You can be the judge of whether it succeeds in that aim by examining the examples below and trying it out for yourself.

Pike ScriptRunner allows you to run Pike scripts and PSP files under non-pike based web servers. Pike ScriptRunner project is a FastCGI application that runs under pretty much any web server that supports FastCGI.
Because ScriptRunner uses FastCGI, its performance should be close to embedded language solutions like mod_perl, but with a lot less worries about security and overflows. With ScriptRunner you can introduce all of your friends to Pike without forcing them to suffer bad performance or (more likely) give up their attachment to Apache.
In addition, ScriptRunner does a lot of the unpleasant work of parsing incoming requests, allowing you to get right to the task of writing your code.
Right now, its pretty early on in its development, so there are a lot of niceties present in Roxen or Caudium that arent available, and its not terribly well tested, so it could have some nasty bugs.
Enough raw functionality is available to be highly useful; hopefully there will be interest in improving things in this area. ScriptRunner contains code written by others over the years; this is really more of a gathering of snippets into something more readily useful to others.
Main features:
- Multi-threaded request handling
- Persistent interpreter
- Compiled object caching
- Session handling (optional on a per-page/script basis)
- Incoming requests are parsed and passed to you in a RequestID object.
- Handles FCGI processing for you. Just return a string or control mapping from your parse() method.
- Preliminary Pike Server Pages support, which allows you to mix HTML and Pike in the same page.
- Tested to work with mod_fastcgi and mod_actions on Apache 1.3+