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[Deltafire]

Yes, that is certainly possible.

[dj io]

Here is a binary I built earlier (in fact, the same one that is shown in the video). You may have to magically convert it to an eboot thing to get it to run, or use PSPLink.

I didn't get a chance to download this before you took it off your webspace.  Is there any way you could put it back up?

It would be greatly appreciated 

[Deltafire]

Updated.

Not sure how you go about converting that into an eboot file so it may be of limited use.  It will run under psplink though, as that's how I ran it.

[dj io]

Updated.

Not sure how you go about converting that into an eboot file so it may be of limited use.  It will run under psplink though, as that's how I ran it.

Thank ya      I'll try to figure something out

[dj io]

I have to claim laziness and business this summer as an excuse for not even attempting to get this to work on my PSP yet...  However, some recent interesting news in the PSP scene has sparked up my interest very heavily ..

A no mod PSP keyboard/mouse/joystick interface
http://www.dcemu.co.uk/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=154262

All it requires is getting this $30 usb microcontroller and flashing the appropriate drivers onto it.  I'm trying to find out from the guy who is doing work on it, whether a ps/2 to usb adapter would work, i.e. let you use keyboard and mouse at the same time.  If so, this will be some HOT stuff!

Will post updates sometime after I've managed to get a microcontroller and mess with it.

[pailes]

By the way, you can now get really small notebooks ("NetBooks") which are fully fledged computers and they're rather cheap

[dj io]

Thanks dude... but if I get a laptop, it's going to be fast enough to run Renoise comfortably with some vsti's   

[luke]

I use milkytracker on a pda. the directional pad is very useful although a little uncomfortable to use. milkytracker with gameboy style input running on the new pandora games pda thing could be amazing (more comfortable to use and faster input than with a stylus).....

[luke]

i take that last comment back...milkytracker on the PDA is VERY comfortable to use. I was just retarded and unable to use it properly at the time of writing that.