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posted by malloc at 02:29 pm on 2006-04-24 |
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PSP Japan Firmware v2.7 Features Confirmed
The new PSP firmware v2.7 is soon to hit Japan on April 25th 2006. After following a few links on the Playtation Japan website, we managed to find the changelog for the new firmware. Click read more to check it out in full. Apart from the support for AAC and the flash player, there comes few new improvements to the settings as well fixing some issues with some memory sticks with over 2GB of free space. Here's the changelog via a Google translation...
Here is a set of pictures from Tech Ticker, the new firmware most noticably supports Flash, AAC as well as the ability to save audio from RSS channels.
Network
* It reached the point where the Macromedia Flash contents can be played back with Internet browser
* The Flash ｮ contents are played back, it is necessary )with substance setting ) of the PSP to make function effective.
* Macromedia ｮ Flash ｮ Player 6 is loaded, (as for part function non- correspondence).
* Connection setting was added settings of internet browswer
* It reached the point where the audio contents of the channel which is registered with the RSS channel can be retained in the memory stick duo .
* Automatic operation was addedto rate modification of the location free prayer
* Concerning the location freebase station as for details, the http: Please view the sony.co.jp.
Audio
* Music The file extension of the AAC format which it can play back was added.
Settings
* Setting The Flash ｮ Player is made effective added to substance setting.
* It sets, connection to Internet as necessary.
* Simple body letter Chinese language and complex body letter Chinese language were added to indicatory language of substance setting.
* RSS channel setting was added.
* In video setting UMD™ The Video L ･ R button was added.
Others
* In addition The phenomenon which is being less crowded capacity above the 2GB and occurs when using the memory stick PRO duo was cancelled.
* The problem has not occured with memory sticks sold in Japan up to the current date.
News Source: jp.playstation.com
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