Wow! I guess my age old PSP has a use…

well if I wasn’t using 64bit vista it would have a use..

Posted at 2:43 pm on Oct 6th, 2008 by Ryan

damn false hope some one needs to make it work with vista

i have wanted this but im running vista

Posted at 3:47 pm on Oct 6th, 2008 by John

Hum, thats pretty cool. Now if you could get it to show stuff like pc stats(temps, fan speed, ect), torrent info, and stuff like that, it would be awesome.

Posted at 4:38 pm on Oct 6th, 2008 by arthur92710

So it follows the mouse? Is there a way to make it behave like a separate logical screen, like the modded PSOne LCD? (link below) I would so love to dock it below my monitor to display temps, IM’s, etc.

Posted at 4:58 pm on Oct 6th, 2008 by Sparrowhawk

could be useful for a carputer

Posted at 6:57 pm on Oct 6th, 2008 by anusbleeder

It works! Man this is awesome!

Posted at 7:06 pm on Oct 6th, 2008 by lostboykev

@arthur92710: You could do most of that by just dragging Motherboard Monitor or other app to it.

@Sparrowhawk: The last part of the video shows it being used this way(scaled to fit at least), take a closer look at the annotations that pop up during the video.

Posted at 7:22 pm on Oct 6th, 2008 by tom61

Reminds me of synergy

Posted at 5:18 am on Oct 7th, 2008 by pcairic

sweet. I can now add a rear-view mirror to my racing games :p

Posted at 7:27 am on Oct 7th, 2008 by landogimps

Well, if it’s for Vista, somebody could write a SideShow client for it. As I understand it, the actual API you need to implement is pretty simple… of course, you’d need the library underneath to draw the widgets, but that could probably be in LUA…

Posted at 8:55 am on Oct 7th, 2008 by Coderer

I’ve been using this as a dedicated separate screen so that I can chat on msn/irc and still surf, check mail and watch porn, it’s a great homebrew app. but I just wish I could have multiple instances running as I have 4 psps. I love this app and will spread it around to the rest of the community. It’s like pvnc but with usb. Very Nice!

Posted at 10:44 pm on Oct 7th, 2008 by SOOPERGOOMAN187

Reminds me of a tiny MaxiVista! (linked in website) Maxivista lets you use a laptop (or any computer, really) as an extended display over LAN. This is really cool though.

Posted at 11:17 am on Oct 8th, 2008 by danadamkof

Hmm that is pretty damn nice!
it is deffenetly usefull for stats and such, but seeing i already got a G15 for that, i might want it for something els.

But i would also like a Linux version.

Posted at 8:54 am on Oct 10th, 2008 by TXX

I know its kinda been a while on this one, but I actually found out how to get an extended display using PSPdisp on vista…

It actually just involved using a VGA dummy adapter to fool the second port on my video card into thinking there was a display there. Set the resolution and have the PSPdisp software mirror the “nonexistant” display, and there ya go. Total workaround for the lack of a vista driver.

Posted at 9:47 am on Apr 5th, 2009 by gbw88

Sorry to re-open this old thread again. I’m running Windows 7 and an NVidia 8200gm card using the latest drivers (185.1.??) and it works fine I just can’t shrink it down. Other than that it works great and it’s fun to fool around with.

Posted at 5:40 pm on Jun 7th, 2009 by BaerXIII