A digital clock for your PlayStation Portable. Made with gLib2D by Geecko.
Download the latest release from releases. Unpack the .zip file and follow the installation instructions on the README.md inside it.
Put your MP3 Music inside the ms0:/MUSIC directory. Then press 
to play them inside the app!
For the best experience it's recommended that your MP3 files:
- Are 44100 Hz
- Are 128 / 192 kbits
- Don't have ID3 tags
If your MP3 is considered invalid it won't play!
FFmpeg command for converting your MP3 files to more compatible ones:
ffmpeg -y -i %INPUT% -ar 44100 -b:a 128k -codec:a libmp3lame -map 0:a -map_metadata -1 %OUTPUT%
(Replace %INPUT% and %OUTPUT% with valid filenames)
- Press
to change the clock color. - Press
to change the clock brightness. - Press
to toggle music ON/OFF (only works if there's music inside ms0:/MUSIC). - Press
or 
to switch between songs (only if music playing is enabled).
Note
If you follow all the installation instructions correctly (which are very few), no errors should popup on the app.
| Error | Code | Description | More info. |
|---|---|---|---|
ERROR_SETUP_CALLBACKS |
0x80000000 |
Something went wrong while configuring the Exit Callback. | Something is likely very wrong with your firmware? |
ERROR_TEXTURES_NOT_FOUND |
0x80000001 |
Textures are missing from 'assets/textures/' ! Make sure all PNGs are in the correct directory. | The most common, make sure the texture files (0.png, 1.png...) are in their correct directory (assets/textures/). |
ERROR_ALLOCATING_TEXTURES |
0x80000002 |
Unable to allocate memory for textures. | Probably you're out of RAM, try enabling High Memory Layout in your CFW settings if that option is avaliable. Also, disabling all plugins should help too. |
ERROR_GETTING_TIME_RTC |
0x80000003 |
sceRtcGetCurrentClockLocalTime() failed to provide time. | Something is likely very wrong with your firmware? Either this or something is patching the function. Disabling all plugins might help? |
ERROR_UNKNOWN |
0x7FFFFFFF |
Something unknown went very wrong. |
You'll need PSPSDK to compile this homebrew. Just use the latest, it'll work.
- Clone the repository, either by using
git clone https://github.com/danssmnt/Digital-Clock-PSP, or by going to "Code" -> "Download ZIP" and extracting it on your PC.
Important
(Optional) Set the assets/xmb/CUST_PARAM.SFO file to Read-Only. (To prevent make clean from replacing it).
- Go inside the cloned repository and, inside a terminal, write
make, it should compile without any errors / warnings. - Run the created
EBOOT.PBPon PPSSPP, or directly on your PSP / Vita (Adrenaline).
If you want / need, you can replace all textures inside assets/textures/ for your own ones.
Keep in mind:
- All textures must preserve the original aspect ratios (
1:2). - Textures must be PNGs, otherwise they won't be loaded.
- Textures must have a max. width / height of 512 (because of PSP hardware limitations).
- Get XMB icon animation (
ICON1.PMF) working - Timer and chronometer
- Alarm
- Save clock settings
- Make a minimal fork of glib2d
- Added a MP3 Music Player, play your favorite songs from
ms0:/MUSIC! - Started using VFPU. (Performance might be improved)
- CPU Clock is now limited to 133 mHz (for battery life improvement)
- Added a better version control in-code.
- Slight code improvement...
- Add Date
- Add Battery Indicator
- Added and organized textures
- Added battery.c
- Fixed Error Screen not showing on PSP
- Improved Texture System
- Now Left / Right change colors, instead of L / R
- Improved code
- Switched to newest PSPSDK (pspTime -> ScePspDateTime)
- Improved binary size by cutting JPEG support.
- Organized the code better
- Fixed drawing the first 0 when not needed
- Added more colors
- File exists func improved
- Remade the whole app from scratch.
- Fixed issue #1 (Timezones fix).
- Updated, optimized and improved textures for digital numbers.
- Added colors.
- Added brightness modes.
- Added error messages for diagnosing problems.
- Improved / Optimized code (a lot).
- Created the app.
- A simple digital clock with minimal features.
- @mizabmdgg - Found issue #1 and even made their own fork to fix it.