I’m asking Santa for an Arkeg:
Saturday, October 31, 2009
Dingux TI-99
Another one from ZX-8-one:
Dingux-TI99: A TI-99 emulator for Dingux v1.1.0
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Hugo (PC Engine Emulator) for Dingux updated by .1
Missed this from Tuesday, but if you like the PC Engine and didn’t realise you were .1 up, here it is:
Dingux-HUGO: PC Engine Emulator for Dingux v1.1.1
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Dingux Atari 800/130/5200 Emulator
ZX81 loves his Atari, and lucky us that he does:
Dingux-Atari: Atari 800/130/5200 Emulator for Dingux v1.1.0
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Tailtale for Dingux
A new game from Yoannd26:
| yoannd26 presents a new port for Dingux based on the GP2X version. Installation: Installation: Controls: DPAD Right = Right Grab it here: http://gueux-forum.net/index.php?showtopic=224896 |
Friday, October 30, 2009
Harteex releases Samegoo 1.1
Thanks Harteex!:
| I've just released SameGoo 1.1. |
NESEmu v0.2 released
NesEmu has been updated to a new version, thanks to the_gama:
| Hi i have updated the nesemu port!. |
Thursday, October 29, 2009
SameGoo 1.1 for native firmware
An update to SameGoo has just been released.
| New since 1.0: Download: PS. I've updated the files at dl.openhandhelds.org but the update needs to approved there first. |
Winter Jumper – Dingux Gianna Sisters
Hey hey hey, it’s Gianna Sisters Say (allright, it’s lame opener, but I’m runnign out of ‘em):
 Hello, I wanted to try to bring the real version but no way to have sources Installation: Controls: At the start of the game you can select the level on which you want to play with the DPAD right or left DPAD Right = Right RomanH to thank you for the sources of Winter Jumper. Download: ftp://ftp.gx-mod.com/dingoo/console/Homebrew/Winter%20Jumper/Winter_Jumper0.1Dingux.rar |
Full credz to YoannD26!
Tuesday, October 27, 2009
Dingux Ascii Portal Release #4
Ascii portal Release#4 is here:
Changelog:
Release #4 27/10/2009
* recompiled with ASCIIpOrtal v1.1. Check the readme.txt for details
Download: http://codiak.net/dingoo/asciiportal-dingoo-r4.tar.bz2
Gameplay footage:
ColeCOO V3.1 released
Dingoo superstar Alekmaul has released another great update of his native Colecovision emulator.
| Hi all, Quote V3.1 : 27/10/2009 You can download the .SIM file here : ColeCOO V3.1 |
Sunday, October 25, 2009
ZX-81: Look at that Dingux-Go!
Chewing off a quick game before lunch, Zx-81 released Dingux-Go today:
Dingux-GO: GO Game for Dingux v1.1.0
Hi All,
GNU-Go is an ASCII command line GO game running on MacOS X,
Windows and many Unix systems. (see GNU Go web site)
Dingux-GO is a port of GNU-Go 3.6 on Dingoo/Dingux and i've added a Graphical User interface.
Special thanks to Pharyon for the nice picture.
How to use it ? Everything is in the README.txt file.
Sources are included, and this package is under the GNU public license,
read COPYING.txt file for more information about it.
For those who wonders how to play go ? here is a good site !
Here is a full working binary version :
dingux-go-v1.1.0-bin.zip
Here is the source code :
dingux-go-v1.1.0-src.zip
Enjoy,
Zx.
If you want to discuss on this homebrew, you can do it here :
My forum on dcemu network or http://www.gp32x.com/.
Saturday, October 24, 2009
I’m too sexy for my Dingoo …
Ghosthrider has further refined his Dingoo-Book case design! Read more here: http://boards.dingoonity.org/dingoo-hardware-general/dingoo-protecting-cases/msg1531/#msg1531
Hellsing1’s classic gaming site teaser
Read more (well, a little bit more …) here: http://boards.dingoonity.org/retro-gaming/retro-games-review-coming-soon/msg1494/#msg1494
Local32.zip reupload please?
Toddler’s latest local32 and local32a.zip packs are da bomb. Read more here: http://dingoo-scene.blogspot.com/2009/10/new-local-32a-pack-available.html
However, they are on Megaupload, which is a pain in the ass, and not only just because of Gollum’s piles. Can anyone upload the files Local 32.zip and Local 32a.zip to a better provider? Or if you’d like to fling them to me by ftp, email me and I’ll provide some server space for (hopefully) easier downloads all round.
Update 26 October 2009: MU is working fine! Just soft disconnect, reconnect your router to refresh your ip if you get a "Download Limit Reached" error. Or head down to your nearest internet cafe! Basically, it looks like after one substantial upload, MU logs your IP, so you must either clear it or grab it from a different machine.
What’s the difference between an Atari 7800 and a 2600?
No, the answer is not 5200 (although there’s something in that for all of us). Or 42, for that matter.
Proving that Dingoo-ing is educational, until 5 seconds and however long it took to type this post, I never realised that the Atari 7800 was in fact Atari’s attempt to compete with the NES. I always thought it was just a 2600 in a different case, which according to Wikipedia, is not an uncommon perception:
A view held by some was that the 7800 was essentially a souped up 2600. Even in an interview, Leonard Tramiel supported this viewpoint, stating "the 7800 is essentially a 2600 with some things put into hardware that were done in software on the 2600."[3] While this view is shared by many, the 7800 is different from the 2600 in several important areas. It features a full 6502c processor whereas the 2600 VCS has a stripped down 6507 processor which runs at a slower speed. It has additional RAM (Random Access Memory) and the ability to access more cartridge data at one time than the 2600. The most substantial difference, however, is its entirely different graphics architecture which differs markedly from either the Atari 2600 VCS or Atari’s 8-bit line of computers.
The 7800 ran all 2600 carts, and there were only about 60 native games made for it, which might explain the misconception. In truth, the 7800 was capable of much better GFX. Compare this (7800 native):
With this (2600):
Wikipedia also says:
Perhaps the most interesting recent development was the creation of the Cuttle Cart II, a device that allowed the Atari 7800 to read MMC cards containing binary files of Atari 7800 programs. The Cuttle Cart II has enabled more people to play the entire 2600 and 7800 library on an original system as well as binaries of unreleased games and new homebrew titles. The Cuttle Cart II was a success by homebrew standards, selling out both production runs and commanding high prices on Ebay.
So that makes your Dingoo a Cuttle Cart II emulator as well? Other interesting nuggets:
An expansion interface on the side of the 7800 would've allowed for a Laserdisc player to connect to the 7800 to play Laserdisc games like Dragon's Lair.
Whoa! 7800 Dragon’s Lair. That would have cost, oh, $5,000 or some such, back in the day?! But at least the 7800 wasn’t a failure, and arguably, by the metrics that many will say matter the most, was a success:
The Atari 7800 distantly trailed the Nintendo Entertainment System in terms of units sold but was a profitable enterprise for Atari Corp., coasting largely on Atari’s name and its 2600 compatibility. Profits were strong, due to low investment in game development and marketing. However, Atari’s marketing of the 7800 helped to further tarnish their reputation, ultimately leading to their continuous decline with subsequent systems such as the Jaguar and Lynx.
Which brings me back to my original misconception: Atari might have done even better putting the 2600 into a new case, and leaving it at that:)!
Zx-81 releases Atari 7800 emulator
Another emulator, courtesy of ZX-81 – this time, the Atari 7800!:
Dingux-7800: Atari 7800 Emulator for Dingux v1.1.0
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Stella Atari 2600 emulator and Duke Nukem coming to native firmware
In a thread on the Dingoonity forums, Alekmaul revealed his plans: A port of Stella, an Atari 2600 emulator.
He also wrote a teaser:
| Just wait a little, i have not so much time actually to make something on dingoo (another example, duke nukem compilation is ok but it hangs, it's just a question of time ....) |
Can't wait to see what this man does when he actually has much time.
GooPlayer – Ogg player for Dingoo native OS
| *** What is it *** |
Friday, October 23, 2009
Shred’s how to put subtitles on an AVI file tutorial
Shred has written a great How To on embedding subtitles into AVI files. Read it here: http://boards.dingoonity.org/dingoo-media-general/how-to-hardcode-subtitles-onto-an-avi-file/msg1228/#msg1228
Thursday, October 22, 2009
Brazillian Dingoo sticker skins
Hi, Dingoo nation!
We at DingooBR signed the contract with a print shop that will produce skins for the Dingoes! The seller does not have any virtual store, but once he do, we will be selling the store DingooBR.
See in this link: http://www.dingoobr.com/2009/10/news-skins-para-o-dingoo.html
New local 32a pack available!
It's worth mentioning that toddler has released a new pack, only because of the glut of releases recently! With 0.32a, you get:
Psx4all, Snes9x and dingux-system update. Dingux Hugo (Pc Engine), Famicom Disk System (Nesemu), Simple theme added. Vic20 and Plus4 config added. Mplayer deleted. (dmenu 0.3 version)
New PC-Engine emulator for Dingux: Hugo
Who would have thought that a developer with 1k of memory and a membrane keyboard which makes the screen flicker every time you press a key could be so fantastically prolific:)? ZX-81 has released another emulator! Thanx ZX-81:
Dingux-HUGO: PC Engine Emulator for Dingux v1.1.0
Hi All,
Hu-Go is a famous emulator of NEC PC Engine console, running on many system such as Linux and Windows. (see http://www.zeograd.com/ for details)
Dingux-Hugo is a port on Dingoo/Dingux of my latest PSP version of Hu-Go.
How to use it ? Everything is in the README.txt file.
Sources are included, and this package is under the GNU public licence v2, read COPYING.txt file for more information about it.
Many new features have been added compared to original Hu-Go version, have a look to the README for details.
Here is a full working binary version :
dingux-hugo-v1.1.0-bin.zip
And the source code :
dingux-hugo-v1.1.0-src.zip
Enjoy,
Zx.
If you want to discuss on this homebrew, you can do it here :
My forum on dcemu network or http://www.gp32x.com/.
Booboo releases new system and toolchain
Booboo has updated his blog!:
New system/toolchain
Quick post. I just uploaded the latest system files and toolchain.
Changes are:Now for something completely different: if you are having trouble getting dingux up and running, try the following as suggested by some users:
- Compiled for MIPS32. Previous toolchain release was wrongly compiled again for MIPS I.
- The whole system (libraries and executables) have been compiled with -O3.
- Fixed MP3/OGG integer decoding in SDL_mixer.
- If you can't get the dual-boot installer to start, that is, you see nothing on the A320 screen after successfully running the two usbtool commands, try to unplug then the USB cable. No idea at all what's the problem and how unplugging the cable fixes it, though (I would need such an A320 and attach a serial console).
- If, after installing the dual-boot, you cannot get dingux running, try to do a complete FAT32 format of your card (with ot without partition, dingux now supports both), and then copy zImage and rootfs before anything else. There might be some problem in u-boot-1.1.6 preventing it from reading FAT32 files in some circumstances, though I tried to fix it by backporting code from the latest u-boot.
Ghosthrider’s Dingoo-Book Case review
Anyone hunting for the ideal dingoo-case (you know who you are, freaks!:)) should be excited at Ghosthrider’s latest custom-made-for-the Dingoo case: the Dingoo Book! Check it out:
Ghosthrider makes these from a thick cotton – denim (?) material. The Dingoo is held securely against the soft bottom half by two elastic bands.
The cover flap is HARD but encased in the same soft material, and a thick band is also provided to hold the case close when you’re not using it. 
Sure, you can raid your grandfather’s drawer and steal his spectacle case, or even find some fairly workable NDS wraps on DealExtreme for your favourite handheld. But those are compromises. Bleeding obvious benefit no 1 of the Dingoo-Book’s design is this: there is now no need to remove the Dingoo from its case to use it!
Honestly, I love this case, although, to be honest, it was not love at first sight.
You have to get over the fact that it looks, well, “lumpy”. After I used this for a while though, I realised that this is inevitable when you consider what it’s made of. This is the Dingoo case your Grandma would make for you, and you’d never complain about aesthetics to Grandma now, would you? And especially not when she’s made you such a delightfully earthy and useful case. No, I’ve since grown to like the look of it more and more. It’s certainly different from modern mass produced cases.
One other complaint I do have about it is that it can attract dirt, but in the end, this is a minor niggle. Try a silicon wrap and you’ll know the meaning of “attracts dirt”.
On the other hand, there are so many reasons why is this case the greatest thing since Aang took Ozai’s firebending away! Here’s why:
1. It’s customised!: Notice how little room there is between the Y button and the screen on a Dingoo – then notice how the elastic band is the perfect width! That, friends, is the difference between a K-mart suit and a fitted suit. Good luck finding anything else that fits a Dingoo but doesn’t block the screen. Does your Dingoo deserve any less?
2. Lots of pockets: What other case includes compartments for a chamois, reset stylus (OK, OK, so it’s a toothpick – but doesn’t timber = class nowadays?) and a pocket just the right depth to hold a Mini-SD or two without it sinking to the bottom irretrievably? And the chamois and tooth … stylus are included, by the way.
3. Hey, it’s Indestructible!: I don’t know what Ghosthrider uses to stiffen the screen cover. I believe it’s the same stuff that Superman uses for his suit. No cheap cardboard inside – the screen cover is STRONG! It’s some sort of hard perspex that will withstand substantial abuse. We conducted a highly complex scientific and delicately calibrated pressure test, and as you can see the Dingoo-Book passed it with flying colours:
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(The weight was 2.4 kilos by the way – look at the picture - not even a curve in the cover!)
4. Improved ergonomics: The case actually provides more material to hang on to when holding the Dingoo, and helps me get a better grip on it (see picture above). The soft back means that you can use the shoulder buttons without scraping the bottom of your fingers on hard plastic. The whole thing is very comfortable to hold and use.
5. Great needlework!: Ghosthrider must have paid good attention in home science class, as the Dingoo-Book is extremely well stitched together, and is not going to come undone any time soon!
6. Cram other stuff into it!: The design of the Dingoo-Book also easily lends itself to holding headphones in place:
7. Undocumented Easter Egg feature!: With a simple twist of the elastic band:
… voila, Dingoo-Book becomes a cradle! (Which saves you a CD-Cover!)
8. Great grip!: The texture of the denim-like material also means the case grips on surfaces you’re likely to use your Dingoo on - like say, your pants - which means if you’re watching a video, you can perch Dingoo on your leg without it sliding off:
If you need a well made, practical and immensely well featured Dingoo case with lots of value add, the Dingoo-Book is it. Ghosthrider charges only 13 Euro SHIPPING INCLUDED WORLDWIDE (and less if you live in France), and can make them in other colours too. Contact Ghosthrider here: http://boards.dingoonity.org/dingoo-hardware-general/dingoo-protecting-cases/msg420/#msg420 , or look up seller “lawarmotte” on Ebay.
Dingux ballpen game. Yes.
Zen.
| If you put the cap on the wrong end of the pen, the game is over. http://dl.openhandhelds.org/cgi-bin/dingoo.cgi?0,0,0,0,37,196 |
LynGoo updated to 2nd beta
A new version of Lyngoo is out:
| Second beta: http://www.speedyshare.com/163829299.html Includes load/save state functionality and the ability to change the volume and emulator timing from the menu. Should be fairly complete functionality wise. Next up is fixing the timing which will hopefully end the graphical and sound glitches. |
Official development thread: http://boards.dingoonity.org/dingoo-development/lynx-emulator/msg983/?boardseen#new
Tuesday, October 20, 2009
Updated ASCII Portal for Dingux
zear has updated ASCII portal:
"..... I just released a new version of ASCIIpOrtal
http://codiak.net/dingoo/asciiportal-dingoo-r3.tar.bz2
Changelog:
Release #3 20/10/2009
* fixed vsync problem (thanks D_Skywalk)
* fixed music support"
Dingoonity.org launches "This week in Dingoo"
Dingoonity's first issue of "This Week in Dingoo" hits the stands.
What is it? In the words of the tireless Consequence_9:
"Now, onto the dirt. This is the first 'issue' (if you will) of This Week in Dingoo; a weekly digest of releases, reviews & all things Dingoo! All the latest will be presented in a comprehensive manner, complete with screenshots, links, tips & tricks to help the average user stay up-to-date with the latest & greatest. Following today's belated entry, the latest 'issue' will be posted every Monday for your viewing pleasure. And now for some news!"
Grab it here: http://boards.dingoonity.org/dingoonity-news/this-week-in-dingoo-1-1019(20)09/?PHPSESSID=dd08cb2cd83c67255496d75fd1beffbf
This is fantastic to see, and makes the Dingoo about the only handheld of its kind I know off with a publication of this kind. Well done to all involved!
Lynx Emulator Beta (Native)
Is that a Lynx in your pocket, or are you just happy to see me?! These babies were extremely Too Bookoo!
| Place LynGOO.SIM together with lynxboot.img in your GAME folder and have fun with some LNX files! |
Grab it here: http://www.speedyshare.com/534817175.html
Now it's just getting ridiculous ;] (more psx4all vids again!)
Ask & yee shall receive I guess ;] Here we have Bubble Bobble, Exhumed (aka. Powerslave) & another GTA 2. We've got some camera-happy folks out there! Thanks to Suar23 & ruffnutts!
Monday, October 19, 2009
Joyrider posts updated SMS_sdl for dingux
I'll let him take this one:
Here is my port (based on dosfishe's initial port) of sms plus sdl. It is the aligned version and should run full speed on all games both game gear and master system. I have implemented the same menu system of dingux gnuboy. So you can scale to native res, Fullscreen Stretched and FullScreen Aspect. There is volume control added in as well multiple save state saves (max 9 per game).Download here, Details & discussion here. Thanks joyrider!
Even More PSX4ALL Videos
They just keep pouring in! We can hardly keep track of them all! This time up we have Twisted Metal 1 & 2 thanks to Zear, Alundra & Final Fantasy 9 thanks to Suar23 & Valkyrie Profile thanks to chtsau. Without further adieu:
Did you know …
You can type www.dingoo-scene.com or www.dingooscene.com to get here. No need for the “blogspot”. It’s worth repeating!
NESEMU v0.1 for for Dingux
Fresh from Dingoonity news:
| [RELEASE] NESEMU for DINGUX v0.1 Post by the_gama on Thu Oct 15, 2009 8:07 pm Hi there, i just ported NESEMU for dingux based on NESEMU v0.2.3 by James Holodnak
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. ZX-81’s Dingux Write
Now you have a reason to convince your folks that the Dingoo is really a productivity tool ….
| DINGUX Write is a simple ASCII text editor, nothing compared This package is under GPL Copyright, read COPYING file for Special thanks to Gruso for those beautiful background images ! |
Grab it here: http://dl.openhandhelds.org/cgi-bin/dingoo.cgi?0,0,0,0,113,191
dgReminiscence v.2 for Dingux
D_Skywalk has released a new version of this classic:
| dgREminiscence 0.2 |
Sunday, October 18, 2009
Alekmaul releases Spout v2 (Native firmware)
Alekmaul has released a new Spout port for Dingoo native firmware:
| Hi all, Quote V2.0 : 18/10/2009 You can download the .APP file here : Spout V2 |
Dingux-2600 released
And here’s ZX-81’s Atari 2600 emulator:
| Stella is the best emulator of Atari 2600 game console, Dingux2600 is a port on Dingux of my previous GP2X-Wiz port version. This package is under GPL Copyright, read COPYING file for |
Grab it here: http://dl.openhandhelds.org/cgi-bin/dingoo.cgi?0,0,0,0,71,190
This appears to be a different version of Stella, from the one mentioned in an earlier post of 16 October.
Dingux TI-92: Texas Instruments TI-92 emulator released
ZX-81 is having a weekend release partay!:
| Welcome to DINGUX-TI92 Original Author of XTiger Tiger is a TI-92 emulator for Linux/x86. It was originally written by Author of the PSP, GP2X-F100, GP2X-Wiz and DINGUX ports versions Ludovic.Jacomme (ludovic.jacomme@gmail.com) also known as Zx-81 Special thanks to CousinWeb for giving me its TI92 during the PSP |
Grab it there: http://dl.openhandhelds.org/cgi-bin/dingoo.cgi?0,1,0,0,113,189
Saturday, October 17, 2009
ZX81’s fMSX for Dingux
See below for ZX81’s latest work – an MSX emulator for Dingux:
Dingux-MSX: MSX Emulator for Dinguxv1.1.0
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Frodo (C64 emulator) for Dingux v0.2
Not sure if this is a reload as the freeforums are dead, but in any case, thanks to mrLogan, who has for Frodo v0.2! Grab it here: http://dl.openhandhelds.org/cgi-bin/dingoo.cgi?0,0,0,0,71,186 :
| Frodo (Commodore 64) v0.2 New for v0.2 Emulator Installation MenuItem FrodoPC { C64 Games and Apps Installation Starting a game and Controls Once you see the Commodore 64 screen press R to bring up the menu. Dpad and button A = joystick Menu Options Resume = Resume |
Dingoo-Scene Twitter
Dingoo-Scene is now on Twitter: http://twitter.com/dingooscene
Join us, and we will rule the Empire, as FATHER AND SON! Bwah hah hah hah hah!!!
A last word from Xap of the A320 freeforums
Some of you might have noticed the new link on the top right to what’s left of the A320 free forums. What’s all this about then?
The answer is in the email below. To close off on what happened to the freeforums, Xap wrote all members a letter that deserves a wider audience.
| Hello everybody, | When I started this freeforum board about 5 to 6 months ago, I never I have to say, at this point in time, the only things that remains for me |
How about a nice game of Chess?
Another release by zx81!:
Dingux-Chess: Chess game for Dingux v1.1.0
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Caprice32 Dingux Amstrad Dingux emulator
ZX81 releases a new Amstrad emulator:
Dingux-CAP32: Amstrad CPC Emulator for Dingux v1.1.0 |
Visit zx81’sc site here:http://zx81.zx81.free.fr/serendipity/
Alekmaul’s Colecoo v3.0
Click here for the latest version of Colecoo, Alekmaul’s native colecovision emulator.
CongoZombie’s enhanced PRBoom (Doom for Dingux) release
CongoZombie has enhanced PRBoom:
| CongoZombie has been hard at work with another game release. This time it’s CZDoom, an enhanced port of PrDoom for Dingux. Binary: http://dl.openhandhelds.org/cgi-bin/dingoo.cgi?0,0,0,0,3,174 |
Read more here: http://dingoonity.org/2009/10/16/release-czdoom-enhanced-dingux-port-of-prdoom/
Link to local.zip file 17 October 2009
With the freeforums now dead, grab toddler’s local031.zip here - http://uploading.com/files/emb7542f/local-0.31.zip/
(Thanks to http://dingoo-germany.blogspot.com/ for the link!)
Check out this thread which Toddler maintains for the latest: http://boards.dingoonity.org/index.php/topic,32.msg80.html#msg80
PSX4ALL CBIN converter for Windows
I received this email (which in all likelihood, won’t display properly unless you have Korean fonts installed. Could someone translate it? (Google translate and Babelfish do little more than give a very general gist of the message):
| 안녕하세요. 저는 닉네임이 REI 라는 사람이고요. 한국에서 DINGUX 유저 모임을 운영중입니다. 일단 영어를 할줄몰라 한국어로 말한것은 미안합니다. 딩고 소식을 올려주시는것은 감사하게 생각하고 있습니다. 이번 PSX 4ALL 에 필요한 윈도우용 cbin 프로그램 소식을 알려주셨으면 합니다. 원래 프리포럼에서 받은 자료지만 현재 프리포럼이 문제가 생겨서 게시판을 들어갈수가 없더군요. 전세계 유저들이 정보공유를 해야된다고 생각합니다. 저도 그렇기에 프로그램을 첨부해서 메일을 보냅니다. WINDOWS 용 cbin 프로그램은 첨부파일로 첨부하였습니다. 그럼^^ |
Friday, October 16, 2009
DGFrontier updated to v0.4
| CHANGELOG |
Read more and grab it here: http://david.dantoine.org/seccion/1/
Video of latest PSX4ALL in action
Thanks to Zear we've got a video of Lomax running on the Dingoo! Exciting times!
Props to blizz for the tip-off =]
Video comparison of native video player & Dingux MPlayer
Found a video from a week or two ago that put a smile on my face, so I figured I'd share it with you =] This is not as video of the latest build (obviously), but it's good to see the progress nonetheless. Now if only we could get some videos of the latest PSX4ALL... ;]
Mplayer with RMVB support for Dingux
As the headline says:
Mplayer with rmvb supported for Dingux
Hi, guys,
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