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Screen Repair Set (SRS) v1.0

Released Aug 11, 2006 · Apps
1,169 downloads here

Install on your PSP

Archive: extract SRS_1.0_brewology_com.zip and copy the ScreenRepairSet folder into /PSP/GAME/ on the Memory Stick.

Start it from Game › Memory Stick. On a PSP Go without a Memory Stick, use /PSP/GAME/ on the internal storage.

This is a firmware 1.50 build: its game folder comes in two, one ending in %.

Homebrew needs custom firmware such as ARK-5. New to PSP homebrew? Start here.

Files

FileSizeSHA-256
SRS_1.0.zip409 KB a3be0f09…7bbe Download

From the PSPBrew downloads, on Brewology since they were posted. Served from Brewology.

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Release notes

v1.0 · Screen Repair Set (SRS) v1.0 · Aug 11, 2006

Saulotmalo, who've seen a lot of people freak out at having a pixel stuck in the PSP screen, has released a homebrew app just for that. Screen Repair Set (SRS) v1.0, actually a three apps-in-one set, is a tool that tests PSP screens and tries to repair stuck pixels by flashing dfferent colors.

Tool 1: This tool shows diferents colors to test if you have any stuck pixel. To test the screen from the main menu press x. To switch between screens, press the cross button.

Tool 2: This tool counts stuck pixels. You can increase the count of stuck pixels by pressing the circle button or decrease it by pressing the square button. To hide the screen counter, press the L button. To reveal the counter, press the R button.

Tool 3: This tool repairs the screen by flashing a lot of colors quickly. Saulotmalo says, "please do not look at the screen while it is active because it could put you in state of of trance from which you can never recover!" Okay we made up the part about the trance but the developer did say not to look at the flashing screen (bet many of you will, anyway.)

To start flashing your PSP screen, press the triangle button from the main menu. Leave it running for at least an hour. To return to the main menu press the start button.

We always say reading the readme file before installing anything is the smart thing to do. For good reasons. For example, if you don't read the readme text for Screen Repair Set (SRS) v1.0, you will miss Saulotmalo's disclaimer - the one where he says he is not responsible of any harm his program might do to your PSP.

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