A
AVC: codec developed by Sony to see videos with higher quality than the MP4 standard. You can see from the menu on machines with versions 2.0 or higher.
B
Backup (backup): UMD Disc converted to another format to avoid breakage of the UMD, the lens of the console ...
Brick: Literally "brick." Name given to the consoles that have been damaged by misuse.
C
CSO: isos compressed format typical of Devhook and Custom Firmware.
Custom Firmware: firmwares are created by someone other than Sony, ie custom firmware. They have all the features of the original firmware in which they are based (eg, the CF 5.00m33 is based on the original firmware 5.00), and allow for load isos, games PSX, homemade software (homebrew) and plugins.
D
Downgrade: Procedure by which you can download the version of the console into thinking it's a lower version and allowing to run an update.
E
EBOOT.PBP: executable name of the PSP. Tantamount to a file. Exe Windows.
Emulator: program that allows to use the features of another machine, such as loading or SNES games as a Spectrum program. Not to be confused with chargers of isos!
Exploit: Failed security used for various utilities (load homebrew, do a Downgrade ...). Not all exploits are equal, which means that you can not do the same with all the exploits. Some allow access to user mode and / or kernel mode.
F
Firmware: system data necessary for the operation of the console.
Flash: files that make up the firmware. A failed amendment of these files may damage the console, leaving it unusable.
H Homebrew
: Programs home, noncommercial and usually created by amateurs.
I
ISO: disk image format of the UMD (and other disc types: CD, DVD, etc). File that stores a copy or mirror image of a filesystem.
K
Kernel: core firmware, this is part of the firmware that is responsible for interpreting and implementing the programs.
Kernel Mode (kernel mode): mode in the console allows access to all features to their developer, needed for a charger isos or a custom firmware, for example.
M
MP4: video format. With the right software, you can convert any video into this format for viewing from the console menu.
Flash Memory: Memory is that are stored in the firmware and settings.
RAM: random access memory (English: Random Access Memory) is memory where the processor receives instructions and stores the results. It is the work area programs and games. By their nature, which is stored on it disappears when you cut the power supply.
MemoryStick: memory card that can store programs, games, photos, videos, music, etc ...
Mod: Short for "modification". And is often called the physical changes to the PSP (to skin, add color LEDs, adding a second joystick, etc ...).
P
Patch: Amendment that is to a game or program to make it work with a specific charger or firmware, to update the game or program to add functions to change the language, etc ...
Plugins: are extra functions that can be added to the Custom Firmware, such as listening to music while playing, take screenshots, check the PSP with a PC controller, etc ... They come in. PRX, and are activated or deactivated from the Recovery menu.
Pops: PSX emulator that is integrated into the firmware from version 3.00.
popsloader: Plugin that allows use of different Pops versions of firmware (the 3.52 Pops coming in is different from coming in 3.72, for example), as some games work better in some versions than others. Each popsloader works on a particular firmware, so that does not work on 5.00m33 5.50GEN, for example. Also required files for each version of Pops you want to use extracted from their corresponding firmware.
PSP: PlayStation Portable . This is the first handheld video game console from Sony (not counting the PocketStation, which was actually an accessory for the PSX).
PSP 1000: PSP Also called fat. It was the first model to hit the market. Can use any firmware other than 3.60 (exclusive PSP 2000) and can be released with Despertar del Cementerio. It is the only model that incorporates infrared (IR).
PSP 2000: Also called slim or PSP Slim & Lite. It was the second-to-market model. You can use any firmware from 3.60. Can be released with Despertar del Cementerio, except the last units (carrying the TA-088v3 motherboard). It is lighter and thinner than the 1000, and consumes less battery.
PSP 3000: Also called slim or PSP Slim & Lite. It was the third model to hit the market. You can use any firmware from 4.00. Can not be released to Despertar del Cementerio. New feature compared to 2000, a microphone and an improved display (higher frame rate, more light and anti-reflection effect).
PSP Go!: was the fourth model to hit the market. You can use any firmware from 5.NORECUERDO. Can not be released to Despertar del Cementerio. As news, include smaller size, retractable button panel, incorporation of 16GB of internal memory and Bluetooth and the elimination of the UMD reader (games can only be purchased via Internet download.)
PSX: Play Station. It refers to the first, not the 2 (PS2), or the 3 (PS3) or the Portable (PSP). You can load games from this console PSP firmware version 3.00.
R
Recovery Menu (recovery menu) : Menu present in the custom firmware, which allows access to critical system functions if the firmware is corrupt. You can access it off the PSP completely (by holding down the power button a few seconds or by removing the battery), then on while holding the R button
Rip: game that has been stripped parts to make it smaller, such as music, videos or update. It is not the same as a compressed game: the latter has not been modified at all.
RSS: data format used to syndicate (accuse, betray) content to subscribers to a website. It can be used to receive multimedia content (music, TV ...). Available from version 2.70.
S
Scene: software development kit or hardware created by amateurs. In this category are the homebrew, custom firmware, mods, etc ...
U
UMD: name of the PSP discs.
Update: Firmware Update console without the game does not work.
User Mode (user mode): mode in which the console does not provide access to all features and only the developer can perform some functions.
W
WMA: Windows Media Audio . Compressed music format that occupies less space for a quality similar to that of MP3. You can hear this file format from version 2.60.
Fi: Wireless between consoles (ad-hoc) or between console and an access point (Infrastructure).
X
XMB: name given to the console menu. Source
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