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How do I have it run when using a usb stick?

What about having it use the DSP chip?

I have figured out how to get the battle voices, etc. to play in Mana Khemia: Student Alliance. In order for them to work, go to the Options in its Main Menu and select the "Save Jump Start data" option.

Well, its beyond soon now.

I'm still wanting it to have the ability to show the images in the selected directory by the date they were put into the folder, etc.

Does it support DSP yet? If not, it would be nice for it to be added.

So, I guess that means that showing the recent image first followed by the older ones won't be possible for a while then?

It would also be nice if PIV could support animated GIFs and PNGs. I also think that it could use a simplified dialog box where it just shows the directory structure and then uses ls to list the filenames of the pictures either un-sorted or sorted by date which is then parsed to show the pictures.

I can confirm that the "too many args" issue has been fixed. I just had to delete its appdata folder and then run it in order to have the run script inside it be updated.

1. That would be good. 2. There is the ls -lt command that can be used via Terminal. 3. Its OK now. Btw. what about the issue that is shown in my .out that I recently posted? (the one where it contains a "too many args" error).

_wb_: Any thoughts regarding my suggestions? (Except for #3 since it seemed to resolve itself somehow)

Here's the .out after it just closed before showing the images in a folder: I also have some suggestions for it: 1. It should be made to be able to accept a directory as a parameter so that way its .out won't get cluttered with filenames. 2. Sorting the images in the dialog box should have...

I found another version of the "closing when loading a directory/image containing spaces". Its where it closes when loading a directory/image that contains brackets/parantheses.

It doesn't have a UI, it just has a dialog box asking for the folder containing the images then displays them full screen and zoomed out to fit the Pandora's screen.

Ok, I will do that if I am able to reproduce it.

The flickering is probably occurring because I tried zooming in/out while it was loading the images into memory.

Sure is quiet in this thread. I hope that my issue is fixed soon.

Yes, it is fast.

Thanks to an IRC conversation, I discovered the reason for it closing. Its because there are spaces in the filename(s) of the image/directory(ies) containing the images. Also, an image flickers when when I try to zoom in/out and after doing it a few times, PIV crashes.

I tried both ways. Neither of them worked.