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How to Put a Music CD Into Your PSP

Article by Chris Clack

Having a hard time figuring out how to put a music cd into your PSP? There’s way on how to put a music cd into your PSP. I am going to show you how to put a music cd into your PSP.

The following will teach you how to put a music cd into your PSP:

First, before you get start, you are going to need a USB cable. Also,a cd ripper. I suggest you visit this web-site: www.allpspgames.com. Not only do they have PSP software for you to help put music and movies in your PSP, but you will also have unlimited access to the largest PSP content data bases network on the planet. There is a one-time only fee that you have to pay but it’s worth it.

If you already have music files on your computer, then you can skip to step 2 of this article.

Here’s how to put a music cd into your psp:

1. Insert and load your cd into the D drive. Open your cd ripper program. Select and copy the songs that you want to put in your PSP to the cd ripper program. Convert the songs to MP3 format.

2. Connect your PSP to your computer using the USB cable. Turn on the PSP and put it in “USB CONNECT” mode by pressing the “X” button. On the computer, open “My Computer” and it should show you a new hard drive. Click the drive letter that correspond to the PSP to open. If there is a folder label “MUSIC”, then all you have to do is copy your MP3 files into that folder, if you don’t have such a folder, then all you have to do is make one and start copying your MP3 files into the folder.

3. Once you’ve copied your music files into your PSP, then you are done. Take the PSP out of “USB CONNECT” mode. Use the left-right arrows to move to the music area, then the up-down arrows to find “Memory Stick.” Choose that folder by pressing the “X” button again, and you should be able to find all your music.

I hope this helped you learn how to put a music cd into your PSP.

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How to put Videos on the PSP

Article by Richard Black

Hello Everyone!

The PSP is a great way to carry music, photos, games and movies around on a small, little, portable device. And it’s reasonably simple to put music and such onto the flash memory. But I did a search on Google recently and was shocked to find hardly any articles on how to put videos on the PSP (which is probably the trickiest thing). I wrote this article to help those struggling with putting videos onto the PSP.

There are two ways to get videos onto your PSP. A simple way, and a more complex way. The simple way is… well… simple. Head on over to pspvideo9.com and download the software. PSP Video 9 is probably the best and most effective way of converting and putting videos onto your PSP. It’s free as well, which is a great bonus.

The other way is to do it the ‘nerdy-er’ way. The steps for that are below.

When you format a new memory stick for your PSP, you get subfolders for the following: ‘game’, ‘music’, ‘photos’ and ‘savedata’. You will note that there is no folder for ‘video’! What? What’s up with that? Oh well, doesn’t matter, we can always fix it.

1. Make a new folder in the root directory (the first folder that pops up when you open the drive on your computer) called MP_ROOT.

2. Open MP_ROOT.

3. Create a new folder called (without the full-stop) 100MV01.

4. So, all your.MP4 files need to do in the 100MV01 folder, which will be in MP_ROOT. For all the people that love more complex stuff, the.MP4 files go in E:\MP_ROOT0MV01 where E:\ is the drive letter of your memory stick.

5. Next, your videos will will need to be converted to PSP format… which leads us back to pspvideo9.com. If you can be bothered NOT using their way of organizing videos, simply put the converted video to the file E:\MP_ROOT0MV01. Done!

Now, all you have to do, is on the PSP menu, navigate to ‘Video’ and press O. There is your video (or videos!)! Play it by pressing O.

To sum up: pspvideo9.com is the best way to both convert and manage your digital video on the PSP. Sony does not make it easy to put videos on the PSP, but it can be done several ways. Thank you for reading.

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Richard Black writes simple instructions for trickier stuff. Did you like this article? Go to Richard’s blog for other stuff – http://tinyurl.com/yvkuop.

Videos on PSP