QCMA

QCMA is an cross-platform application to provide a Open Source implementation of the original Content Manager Assistant that comes with the PS Vita. QCMA is meant to be compatible with Linux, Windows and MAC OS X.

Features

The aim of this project is to provide a implementation that is on par with the official CMA and also offer some features missing in the original one.

Implemented features missing in OpenCMA (Yifan Lu CLI application)

Metadata for PSP savedatas.
Basic metadata for single songs (album, artist, title).
Basic metadata for videos (duration, dimensions).
Basic metadata for photos (dimensions).
Easy wireless pairing (show PIN to the user when a Vita is detected).
Ability to restart the connection if the Vita is reconnected (on test).
Ability to change the connection mode (usb/wireless) on the fly (on test).

TODO:

Fix remaining bugs with thread synchronizations.
Implement thumbnails for videos and album art for music.
Folder categories for music/videos.
SQLite backend for database.
Fix wireless streaming for music/videos.

Planned features

Backup browser: provide a human readable listing of the games saved on the computer (name, icon, side on disk) and provide some actions (delete savedata, patches or the whole game without need of the Vita). Also some sort of interface to prepare VHBL homebrew in the folder of the exploited savedata.
DLNA bridge: connect an existing DLNA server to interface with the Vita using the wireless streaming feature.

Dependencies

Where do I get the source code?

Check the GitHub repo here: https://github.com/codestation/qcma

I want to contribute

Contact me on GitHub

Thanks to

Yifan Lu - for the vitamtp library and the reference implementation of OpenCMA.

License

GPL v3: since some parts of QCMA are based on the reference implementation of OpenCMA.

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