Our previous coverage told you about the latest upgrade to Max Media Player from Datel. With 1.2, MMP allowed for video playback support. 1.22 fixes some issues with the 1.2 to improve your mp3 and video playback experience.

As always, just grab the bootme.ds from the file, and move the file into your DS's boot directory, through whatever means you usually use to move stuff from the comp to the DS. Afterwards, restarting the DS will start up 1.22. Simple, no?

Here's the changelog for 1.22.

• Full native video and MP3 playback through Max Media Player
  
• Version 1.22 is a minor revision to 1.21 that fixes a bug with stereo MP3s being played back in mono. Use 1.22 to extend the functionality of the built in MP3 player to now support video playback, natively from within Max Media Player
• Updates in this version:
• Fixed stereo sound problem in 1.21
  
• All previous updates

Thanks a lot, badam for the tip!

Download: [Max Media Player 1.22]

A software update is out for the Max Media Player for your Nintendo DS. The Max Media player from Datel serves as an app launcher for homebrew software and as a combined media and mp3 player. This update, v1.2, will allow Max Media Player to support video playback from within Max Media Player.

To use an updated version of MAX Media Player all you have to do is unzip the archive and extract the file bootme.nds. Then just connect the Media Player's Hard drive or Media Dock to your pc and drag the file bootme.nds into the root directory of your device. Plug the Hard Drive or Dock back into the DS and boot the Media Player, the software should automatically load.

Thanks to badam for the tip!

Download: [Max Media Player v1.2]

After getting many requests from DSDoom fans, Brumi has updated DSDoom 1.0.0 for Max Media Dock. Upon its launch a few days ago, Brumi mentioned that you need to rename the "dsdoom_mmds.nds" to "bootme.nds", otherwise, you won't be able to run the game. In this updated version, you don't need the bootme-fix anymore, just launch it from within Max Media Player.

In addition, the developer also changed the working directory to /games/dsdoom, just so the files are organized.

Brumi also included several reminders:   

• READ the included "readme" for further details and installation instructions.

• "DSDoom 1.0.0 for Max Media Dock is only intended to be used with Datel's Max Media Dock". The modified version is not  compatible with any other homebrew device as it could mess up your data.

• Use the DSDoom 1.0.0 for Max Media Dock at your own risk.

Download: [Updated DSDoom 1.0.0 For Max Media Dock]