A multi-purpose file manager for the PSP, heavily inspired by the CM file manager design.
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CMFileManager PSP is a PSP application built using the unofficial PSPSDK and glib2d (modded). The user interface in this homebrew is heavily inspired and based on the LineageOS/CM file manager. The aim of this project is to provide a stable and up to date file manager that makes use of updated tools, whilst offering a modernized and user friendly interace. CMFileManager PSP is the only homebrew that properly uses the 'move' function correctly for moving files/folder from one place to another. Unlike other file managers for PSP which copies a file from one place to another and then deletes it, which can take a while depending on the file size.

CMFileManager-PSP

Features:

  • Copy files/folders.
  • Move files/folders.
  • Delete files/folders.
  • Multi file handling functions for copy/move/delete.
  • Edit text files. (Supported extensiosn include .JSON, .INI, .CFG, .LOG, .TXT and .MD)
  • File properties. (File size, creation time, modification time, access times, permissions)
  • Creating directories.
  • Renaming files/folders.
  • Image viewer (BMP, GIF - non animated, JPG/JPEG, PNG).
  • Dark theme mode.
  • Extract metadata from homebrew (Eboots) or ISOs. (ICON0.PNG, ICON1.PMF, PIC0.PNG, PIC1.PNG, SND0.AT3)
  • Browse other drives like flah0, flash1 and UMD (if not using PSP Go).
  • Support for both ef0:/ (internal) and ms0:/ (external) drives on PSP Go.
  • Screenshots in .PNG format. Use L + R to capture a screenshot.
  • Audio Player 16-Bit short 41K - 48K Hz. (FLAC, IT, MOD, MP3, OGG, OPUS, S3M, WAV and XM)
  • FTP connection

FTP Mode Instructions:

  1. Press START to open settings menu and select FTP connection.
  2. Select a network connection when the Network dialog pops up.
  3. After it is connected successfully, a message will appear saying FTP Connection established IP:Port. Use an FTP client like WinSCP and enter the IP and port (1337) and make sure to use anonymous login.
  4. Once an FTP connection is established from your server, you may not see any folders or files. If this is the case, you can manually enter the path of the device like ip:port/ms0: (A real example would look something like: 127.0.0.1:1337/ms0:)

Buttons:

  • Press DPAD Up to move the cursor up.
  • Press DPAD Right to move the cursor down.
  • Press DPAD Left to position the cursor to the start of the directory.
  • Press DPAD Right to position the cursor to the end of the directory.
  • Press Start to open settings.
  • Press Select to open menubar.
  • Press Triangle to bring up file options.
  • Press enter button (depending on your region) to enter directory/open file.
  • Press cancel button (depending on your region) to go back to previous directory/menu.
  • Press L + R to caputre screenshot.
  • Press Home to display exit dialog.
  • Press Start on FTP mode or Audio player to disable/enable screen to save battery.

Image Viewer controls:

  • L/R - Rotate anti-clockwise/clockwise
  • Up/Down - Zoom in/out
  • Select - Help menu
  • Left/Right - Previous/Next image
  • Analog stick - Position image after zoom
  • Triangle - Flip vertically
  • Square - Flip horizantally