But so the detection of holding the L-key isn't working for everyone. I've tried many times now.
Can't this procedure be changed? Perhaps something like a small 2 second countdown (Press a button now to load M3 driver...2...1....button press detected, loading M3

agentq wrote:To those who are having trouble holding the L button:

Just hold it down as soon as you choose scummvm from your launcher, and KEEP HOLDING IT until it detects your M3.

i was holding it for 30 seconds, still nothing
i'll try that file postuf posted, but the download server is down now

i tried that, doesn't work
can someone upload a .dat file in which the m3 setting has already been saved?

it says m3 sd detection:off, but i am holding L shoulder button
(m3 minisd v2)

Java would be the best solution for that, yes. The virtual machine is available for a wide variety of operating systems.

fingolfin wrote:The "Donation problem" really isn't such a problem. I am one of the main developers and I have never seen a single cent of our the donation money. And I think it's the same for many other developers.

then who gets the money?

M3 worked just fine in the beta4 release.

But when the user presses the button to load the M3 driver, you can assume that the card is a M3. Or will there be risk of corruption if the card isn't a M3 in that case?

Can't the M3 setting be saved to a file directly instead of SRAM first?

i think a menu would be a nice solution.
and/or perhaps a config file that lets users select the driver they need?

M3 MiniSD 2nd version, it hangs after the zip file check.

first i converted the music files to wav without the proper compression, resulting in pretty big files, but now i've converted the ogg files to the correct wav format, and it works!

hmmmm, so there is a 333mhz version of the PSP? How can you tell which one it is if i were looking in a shop? All PSP's are 333mhz. But most games underclock the processor at 222mhz to extend battery life. I've had a PSP and played SCUMMVM on it. The big screen is defnitely an advantage. But the co...

agentq wrote:kedest83, ScummVM DS already supports compressed audio. MP3 is supported for speech, and IMA ADPCM is supported for CD audio.

ah, thanks for the reply. i tried to run a version with oog, but i'll try to find a mp3 version now. thanks.

will compressed sound support (either oog or mp3) be added in a future release?