Buzzer Player v1.2 - Fun PS3 Application

deroad

Published on 01-22-2012 03:58 PM

8 Comments

Buzzer Player has also been updated, to version 1.2. Here is the current Changelog:

fixed the path that makes the HB Crash

PSX-Scene developer deroad is back with another update to his Buzzer Player homebrew application for Jailbroken PS3 consoles. You can find the recent changelog below, detailing all the current changes. We are glad to have deroad here, working on the PS3 as well as participating in the PSX-Scene Monthly Contest.

Changelog:

fixed the path that makes the HB Crash
added the usb007
added file not found

README

Code:

Written by deroad

this is a simple player
it reads two var (var1 and Var2) from a file.

the file must be called buzzer.txt and placed in the main folder of a USB
an example:


on Windows:

My USB is j so, i will put this file here:
j:/buzzer.txt

on OSX:

My USB is 8GB so, i will put this file here:
/Volumes/8GB/buzzer.txt

on LINUX:

My USB is 8GB so, i will put this file here:
/media/8GB/buzzer.txt

======Beeps=======

Var1    Var2    DESCRIPTION
4	6	Makes a short single beep
10	438	Makes a double beep
7	54	End
10 	4095	Makes a continuous beep

(you can try also different numbers)

Direct Download: Buzzer Player v1.2

Download Link: Buzzer_1.2.tar.gz

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8 Comments

tthousand - 01-21-2012, 03:16 PM
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Glad to have you back, in the contest, and with dev status

-Sander - 01-22-2012, 05:50 PM
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Not to be disrespectful, but aren't these apps you are making pretty useless?

deroad - 01-22-2012, 06:05 PM
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they are built to be funny! not useful.

Cyris - 01-22-2012, 06:07 PM
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Originally Posted by -Sander

Not to be disrespectful, but aren't these apps you are making pretty useless?

go hang yourself. we finally got someone who is programing sotware to add cosmetic effects to the PS3 dont ruin it. that attitude is why there is no case mods for the phat and no thread for any cosmetic mods on here.

keep up the good work deroad.

Cyris - 01-22-2012, 10:10 PM
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they are built to be funny! not useful.

It's really funny becuase i just tested it and notice it keeps a continous beep even when the PS3 is turned off lmao

Am4d - 01-23-2012, 08:54 AM
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I really dont understand what this does. Anyone care to post a description of what this actually does?

Unfinity - 01-23-2012, 10:38 AM
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Originally Posted by Cyris

go hang yourself. we finally got someone who is programing sotware to add cosmetic effects to the PS3 dont ruin it. that attitude is why there is no case mods for the phat and no thread for any cosmetic mods on here.

keep up the good work deroad.

You don't have to be a just because you disagree with his statement. He was quite tactful in stating his opinion. I happen to agree with him that these apps are pretty pointless but that's not a reflection on my opinion of the developer. Not all applications have to have serious purpose and I encourage anyone who actively develops for consoles. There's no reason to get offended(and be offensive) simply because someone else feels differently about something than you do. He could have been an ass about how he said it but wasn't.

Unfinity - 01-23-2012, 10:40 AM
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Originally Posted by Am4d

I really dont understand what this does. Anyone care to post a description of what this actually does?

You put a text file on the root of a USB drive with 2 values in it. Those values indicate what kind of "beep" the PS3 makes when you run the application.