Over on the NeoFlash Forums, arpaagent has released an alternative mp3 player that PSP users can try out on their handhelds, called the VisMP3 Media Library/Visualizer v0.1.

Here's a list of the features for the application:

* Developed for 3.x kernel (I am using 3.72), Works for Phat and Slim
* Automatic detection of MP3 files in a folder and its subfolders (specified in config)
* Hardware decoding of mp3 files
* Parsing of ID3v1 and ID3v2 information used to build media library
* Media Library accessed through Artist, Album, and Genre categories
* Creation of playlists from media library items, easy to add full albums or single songs
* Playlists are number 0-98 and can save/load from the program
* Skinnable (background image and UI colors chosen while running)
* Supports Sony remote control for playback control
* Smart Random (no repeats) and Linear playback of playlists
* Four different visualizers (for now...will be more to come), all with runtime adjustable properties:
o Spectrum Analyzer
o "Boom Box" (boxes flying across the screen with visually stimulating "thumps"
o Fireworks that explode with the beats of the song, with colors correspdonding to frequency ranges
o Oscilloscope-style view of sample data
* Allows background visualizations while navigating media library, playlist, etc
* Font support for loading pgfs (not available to the user yet, but uses system fonts to look nice)
* Also supports simple bitmap style font for faster rendering

Folks who are interested in using the application may want to check o