Total_Noob released a useful plugin that adds more information on the Day, date and time in the upper right hand corner of your PSP’s XMB as you can see here below.
You can also set dayviewer to show you the exact battery percentage thats remaining, rather than just the normal 3 bar battery logo. You can also remove or add whatever text you want displayed by editing dayviewer_config.txt from this plugin.
DayViewer v7 Change Log:
Translation & Editing Clock String:
The config file for the translation and the clock string is: 'dayviewer_config.txt'
For the clock string, you can use these things:
%weekday
%day
%monthname
%month
%year
%hour12 (time format 12)
%hour
%min
%sec
%ampm
%batpercent
%batlifehour (battery life hour)
%batlifemin (battery life minutes)
Example: [Q-Hax, %month-%day-%year %hour:%min:%sec %batpercent%%]
If you want to show the percent symbol you have to write '%%'.
To make a new line, write '\'.
If you make a new line, the clock string will slide up. To fix that, write '\' at the beginning of the string.
Note: Max. 100 characters for the clock string
DayViewer v7 Change Log:
- Now you have the full possibility to edit the clock string to your desire.
- Added battery lifetime.
- Fixed incompatibility with AutoStart PRX.
- Solved bug in unicode encoding: some character didn’t show correctly.
Installation:
- Copy the 'seplugins' folder to your Memory Stick and add this line to 'vsh.txt': 'ms0:/seplugins/dayviewer.prx 1' (without the ').
- Now, take a look in 'dayviewer_config.txt'.
- Reboot your psp and enjoy:).
- Now, take a look in 'dayviewer_config.txt'.
- Reboot your psp and enjoy:).
Translation & Editing Clock String:
The config file for the translation and the clock string is: 'dayviewer_config.txt'
For the clock string, you can use these things:
%weekday
%day
%monthname
%month
%year
%hour12 (time format 12)
%hour
%min
%sec
%ampm
%batpercent
%batlifehour (battery life hour)
%batlifemin (battery life minutes)
Example: [Q-Hax, %month-%day-%year %hour:%min:%sec %batpercent%%]
Example 2: \%weekday, %day. %monthname %year %hour12:%min:%sec %ampm\Q-Hax
If you want to show the percent symbol you have to write '%%'.
To make a new line, write '\'.
If you make a new line, the clock string will slide up. To fix that, write '\' at the beginning of the string.
Note: Max. 100 characters for the clock string
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