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xpronicWhat is this? I don't even...Neoholic  total posts: 10347 since: Nov 2002
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PSP Media Guide
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 PSP Media GuideThis thread has been created to guide you through the most frequently asked questions about the PSP media capabilities. It should be your first point of reference if you run into a bit of trouble with music, videos, or photos on the PSP. If you're still stuck after looking through the guide, post a reply and one of the forum members will try and answer your question. Contents- Videos
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- Music
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- Photos
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xpronicWhat is this? I don't even...Neoholic total posts: 10347 since: Nov 2002
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» PSP Compatible Music/Audio Formats Top You can save and play music/audio on your PSP in the following file formats:
........- MP3
- MP4
- ATRAC3plus
- ATRAC3
- WAV
- WMA
» Saving Music/Audio to a Memory Stick Duo Top - Make sure there is enough available space on your Memory Stick Duo.
- If it's the first time you've used the Memory Stick Duo, you must format it or use your computer to create the proper PSP folder structure.
- Connect your Memory Stick Duo to your computer using one of the following methods:
........- Insert into the Memory Stick slot on the computer or use a Memory Stick Duo Adaptor.
- Connect a Memory Stick reader/writer with a USB cable.
- Connect your PSP, with the Memory Stick Duo inserted, with a USB cable.
- If you connected the Memory Stick Duo with a USB connection, you must activate the connection on the PSP:
........- Select "USB" under "Settings" in the home menu.
- Press X button.
- Your computer will indicate that it detects the Memory Stick Duo/PSP.
- Browse to the Memory Stick Duo/PSP on your computer.
- Copy the music/audio files from your computer into the MUSIC folder on your Memory Stick Duo.
........ - You can create subfolders inside the MUSIC folder to group tracks.1
Folders within subfolders are not recognized by the PSP and can not be viewed on the PSP.2
Remember that music/audio files must be in the correct format in order to be viewed on the PSP.
MP3 files containing expiration dates or a limited number of playbacks cannot be played on the PSP.
Memory Stick PRO Duo cards will not play or record ATRAC3 or ATRAC3plus files ordinarily. If you put them on your Memory Stick using a free Sony program called SonicStage, however, you will be able to play them. You can download SonicStage here (click on the download link in the top-right hand corner of the page).
» Using Music Groups Top To create a music group:- Connect your Memory Stick Duo to your computer using one of the following methods:
........- Insert into the Memory Stick slot on the computer or use a Memory Stick Duo Adaptor.
- Connect a Memory Stick reader/writer with a USB cable.
- Connect your PSP, with the Memory Stick Duo inserted, with a USB cable.
- If you connected the Memory Stick Duo with a USB connection, you must activate the connection on the PSP:
........- Select "USB" under "Settings" in the home menu.
- Press X button.
- Your computer will indicate that it detects the Memory Stick Duo/PSP.
- Browse to the Memory Stick Duo/PSP on your computer and locate the MUSIC folder.
........ - Create a subfolder in the MUSIC folder.1
Folders within subfolders are not recognized by the PSP and can not be viewed on the PSP.2
- Add PSP compatible music files to the subfolder.
To edit a music group: - Follow the instructions for creating a music group.
- Add, delete, or move music subfolders and music files as you want.
To turn Group Mode on or off:- While a track is playing, press Triangle button to display the Music Control panel.
- To turn on Group Mode:
-- Select Group Mode icon (Group Mode) and press X icon.
-- Group Mode will be turned on and the Group Mode icon will appear in the Status Icon area (lower left corner of the Playback screen).
- To turn off Group Mode:
-- While a track is playing, press Triangle button to display the Music Control panel.
-- Select "Group Mode" or "Clear" from the Control Panel and press X icon.
Do not create subfolders inside of the first set of subfolders. Folders created at this level are not recognized by your PSP.
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xpronicWhat is this? I don't even...Neoholic total posts: 10347 since: Nov 2002
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» PSP Compatible Movie/Video formats Top You can save and play movies/videos on your PSP in the following file formats:
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- MP4
- MPEG-4 Simple Profile (AAC)
- H.264/MPEG-4 AVC Main Profile (CABAC) (AAC) and Baseline Profile (AAC)
» Converting Movie/Video files Top You can convert videos not supported by the PSP using the following programs:
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» Saving Movies/Videos to a Memory Stick Duo Top - Make sure there is enough available space on your Memory Stick Duo.
- If it's the first time you've used the Memory Stick Duo, you must format it or use your computer to create the proper PSP folder structure.
- Connect your Memory Stick Duo to your computer using one of the following methods:
........- Insert into the Memory Stick slot on the computer or use a Memory Stick Duo Adaptor.
- Connect a Memory Stick reader/writer with a USB cable.
- Connect your PSP, with the Memory Stick Duo inserted, with a USB cable.
- If you connected the Memory Stick Duo with a USB connection, you must activate the connection on the PSP:
........- Select "USB" under "Settings" in the home menu.
- Press X button.
- Your computer will indicate that it detects the Memory Stick Duo/PSP.
- Browse to the Memory Stick Duo/PSP on your computer.
- Copy the movie/video files from your computer into the VIDEO folder on your Memory Stick Duo.
........ - You can create subfolders inside the VIDEO folder.1
Folders within subfolders are not recognized by the PSP and can not be viewed on the PSP.2
Remember that movie/video files must be in the correct format in order to be viewed on the PSP.
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xpronicWhat is this? I don't even...Neoholic total posts: 10347 since: Nov 2002
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:: PHOTOS :: » PSP Compatible Photo/Image Formats Top You can save and view photos/images on your PSP in the following file formats:
........ » Saving Photos/Images to a Memory Stick Duo Top - Make sure there is enough available space on your Memory Stick Duo.
- If it's the first time you've used the Memory Stick Duo, you must format it or use your computer to create the proper PSP folder structure.
- Connect your Memory Stick Duo to your computer using one of the following methods:
........- Insert into the Memory Stick slot on the computer or use a Memory Stick Duo Adaptor.
- Connect a Memory Stick reader/writer with a USB cable.
- Connect your PSP, with the Memory Stick Duo inserted, with a USB cable.
- If you connected the Memory Stick Duo with a USB connection, you must activate the connection on the PSP:
........- Select "USB" under "Settings" in the home menu.
- Press X button.
- Your computer will indicate that it detects the Memory Stick Duo/PSP.
- Browse to the Memory Stick Duo/PSP on your computer.
- Copy the photo/image files from your computer into the PHOTO folder on your Memory Stick Duo.
........ - You can create subfolders inside the PHOTO folder.1
Folders within subfolders are not recognized by the PSP and can not be viewed on the PSP.2
Remember that photo/image files must be in the correct format in order to be viewed on the PSP.
» Setting a Photo/Image as Wallpaper Top To set a photo/image as wallpaper:
........- While viewing a photo/image, press Triangle button to display the control panel.
- Select "Wallpaper" and press X button.
- Select Yes and press X bbutton to confirm your choice.
- The "Save Completed" message will appear and the wallpaper will be set.
You can only set one photo/image as wallpaper on the PSP. If you already have wallpaper set and then set a new photo/image as wallpaper, the first one will be overwritten.
To turn on or off the wallpaper display:
........- Select "Theme Settings" under "Settings" in the home menu and press X button.
- Select Wallpaper and press X button.
- Use the directional buttons to choose "Do Not Use" to turn off the wallpaper display (the default setting) or "Use" to turn on the wallpaper display, and press X button.
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xpronicWhat is this? I don't even...Neoholic total posts: 10347 since: Nov 2002
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xpronicWhat is this? I don't even...Neoholic total posts: 10347 since: Nov 2002
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naju890Neo-newbie  total posts: -1 since: Mar 2008 |
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thankz it helped me alot
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yugiRULERpacmanN'Somniac  total posts: 4625 neopoints: 119 GameGrep pts: 156 since: Apr 2004
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Does anyone know any Mac programs that convert videos, for free?
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DragoniteBallZ
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Which video conversion software is the best? I had a converter but I deleted it because it was taking like 6 hours just t convert a video. Is that normal?
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dragonzzdangerous  since: Sep 2004 |
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Need help with video9. What type of OS( XP or vista ) do you need? I have Vista(stupid OS), and my computer freezes evry time I run the software or plug in my psp. AGGUHHH. So annoying.
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Matty1357s-e-e-k-e-r  total posts: 1839 since: Oct 2007 |
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When is the WiFi section being published?
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PinkSoftball322AnimeGirlforum junky  total posts: 88 since: May 2008
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Not too helpful on music. ^^; anyway my little brother wants music from itunes and pictures added to his psp, and I think i may have gotten his memory stick jammed in the laptop. (oops!) How do i legally get the music to the ipod, and stuff? there are no files for music on his, or anything. just games, and crap.
MPEG-4? sweet, I can upload some animations i made!
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Ville_ValoWelcome to the Blood Machine(moderator)General PSP since: Dec 2005
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quote DragoniteBallZ
Which video conversion software is the best? I had a converter but I deleted it because it was taking like 6 hours just t convert a video. Is that normal?
PSPVideo9 should do it. quote dragonzz
Need help with video9. What type of OS( XP or vista ) do you need? I have Vista(stupid OS), and my computer freezes evry time I run the software or plug in my psp. AGGUHHH. So annoying.
XP. You might have to google another one...I try finding an update or Vista compatible one? Google compatibility mode for it or something. quote Matty1357
When is the WiFi section being published?
Sadly, probably never. Xpronic is gone, so it probably won't happen. quote PinkSoftball322
Not too helpful on music. ^^; anyway my little brother wants music from itunes and pictures added to his psp, and I think i may have gotten his memory stick jammed in the laptop. (oops!) How do i legally get the music to the ipod, and stuff? there are no files for music on his, or anything. just games, and crap.
MPEG-4? sweet, I can upload some animations i made!
To legally get music to an iPod, you plug it in and iTunes should be able to put it on there.
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JonesodaThe ThirdTwo much Neo  total posts: 2357 since: Aug 2008
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Thanks for puting the work into this thread it really helped me alot.
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Ville_ValoWelcome to the Blood Machine(moderator)General PSPsince: Dec 2005
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It was made by Xpronic, not me. You could thank him but I don't think he'll ever get the message 
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