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| VitaDock Lite | |
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| General | |
| Author | NekoMimi |
| Type | Utilities |
| Version | 1.0 |
| License | Apache-2.0 |
| Last Updated | 2022/10/31 |
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VitaDock Lite (VDlite for short) is Yet another Vita Dock, but instead of an entire Linux distro or a Docker container its a standalone utility.
It has all the features you need to turn your PC into a dock to stream your PlayStation Vita's display.
VDlite uses mpv to display the video output of the vita which we get via the udcd_uvc.skprx plugin (it is recommended not using autoplugin/2).
Although its still in development you can use the current version of VDlite just fine (the app atleast since it makes the core) available in bin/ (add it to path).
Features
- VDlite doesn't force the user to install a new OS on their raspberry pi nor does it require docker.
- It works on x-org Window Managers (works on Wayland and DEs but some features may be limited).
- Has theme support and background music for that dock feel.
Installation
Clone the repo in ~/.local or any localtion then add $HOME/.local/VitaDockLite/bin/ to your $PATH.
Run chmod +x install.sh then ./install.sh which will install dependencies and set VDlite as executable.
Run VDockLite. That's it.
VDlite is configured via a file under $HOME/.config/VDockLite/options.conf its well commented.
Screenshots
vitadocklite3.png
Known issues
Audio support is not implemented but as most people would do anyways using a Bluetooth speaker or a speaker through an AUX cable is just fine.