USF player for PSP? by nensondubois at 8:46 PM EDT on September 15, 2008
This is a good idea for those like me who want to listen to USFs on their PSP slim when they're on the go. Can it be done due to extensive usage of CPU?
How so? I realize you've got this seriously weird fear of MP3s, but I can't imagine that the difference between an MP3 and a USF is worth arguing over. If it is, then by all means, write a USF player for the PSP. No one here is going to stop you. In fact, I would expect that you'd receive a lot of support in this effort. Mouser X over and out.
It's just not likely to happen. Project 64, and subsequently 64th Note, are rather Windows-oriented. Josh has made a Unix port, but I'm fairly certain it's still x86 specific. To get it running at all on a PSP would be a few days' work, and to get any decent speed out of it would be a big project. Though there is an N64 emulator for PSP that could potentially be used as a base, USFs unfortunately tend to be ripped in such a way that they don't run in other emulators.
So really, encoding to MP3 or something is your best bet.