There's a new update out for PSPVC, a homebrew video converter for the Sony PlayStation Portable. According to developer Nick Swardh, there were a few errors in the code of the previous release that led to some "unsupported data" messages.

If you've already downloaded and installed PSPVC v3.21 or any older releases, it's highly recommended that you upgrade to this version. Here's a list of what's new:

• Fixed a typo in resolutions.xml
• Fixed an auto-resolution bug
• Fixed an "Audio-Track" bug
• Fixed a "Tweaks" bug
• Fixed a few more *.ass/*.ssa subtitle bugs
• New "Partion Decision" option available in "Advanced" tab

Download: PSPVC v3.22

Homebrew developer NoEffex has once again released an update for BakonICE, bringing the SOCOM: US Navy SEALs Fireteam Bravo 2 cheat device for the PSP up to version 1.4. Here's the complete changelog:

• Menu response time for buttons heightened, but the flickering is up a little bit on some psps, depending on overclocking or not, what other plugins, etc%u2026
• Modified the thread priority on the UI thread (when it%u2019s used) to a much lower value
• 3.71 support bumped up high on my imaginary todo list; looking into it
• Booted up my LCS UMD and notice BakonICE still loaded; forgot a check when I redid the threading, fixed
• Like, every function that%u2019s been there from the start revisited to the point of me not wanting to list all of them
• Due to above and below, speed enhancement, lower RAM consumption
• Menu input functions revisited (and optimized)
• You can edit your current animation in the UI
• The keyboard in the main BakonICE menu now edits your imposter in the animated name
• The freeze stripper now does not strip the color text, but strips literally anything else with brackets, because freezing other people is very cruel

Download: BakonICE v1.4
Download: BakonICE v1.4 (old firmwares)