Encode PSP Compatible Movies with Ffmpeg X
Ffmpeg X now features a PSP preset for encoding your videos to a format compatible with the new hot portable gaming
system. They even have a handy tutorial with all the dos
and don’ts of PSP video conversion. If you already own a copy of Ffmpeg
X ($15 shareware), then this may be all you need to get your PSP up and running.
I downloaded the demo of iPSP to give it a shot, and it is a pretty slick all-in-one PSP media managing app. I’m
going to try to get my hands on a copy of PSPware as well and give you all a report in several days on which one of
these programs works the best for Mac to PSP syncing.
Now, I just need to get a larger Memory Stick. The included 32MB stick is a bit limiting…
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
arkowi said 4:14PM on 6-16-2005
CK,
Don't forget to check out Newegg. My DSC-T3 takes the MS Pro Duo. I got a 512 for a decent price a few months ago.
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MightyDave said 4:14PM on 6-16-2005
PSPWare is nice. I registered yesterday after my PSP purchase. Does what it claims to do. Simple, nice app.
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arkowi said 4:14PM on 6-16-2005
HUZZAH!
http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProductDesc.asp?description=20-191-417&depa=0
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teej said 10:09PM on 10-10-2005
I personally like PSPWare more than iPSP. I use altshiva and ffmpegX to encode MP4s and YadeX to copy VOB files from DVDs.
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Chris_B said 12:29PM on 9-01-2005
I prefer iPSP. I've been using it since I bought my PSP a few months ago. ffmpegX is a great tool which I highly reccomend to anyone doing any transcoding, but it is not a PSP manager.
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