www.pspvideo9.com When using this, make sure to use one of the firmware (FW) 3.3+ profiles. Then you can put the encoded movie into the /VIDEO folder on the memory stick.
First you connect you memory or the PSP to your computer and create a folder called {MP_ROOT} {open it } then create another tow folders the first one is {100MN01} AND THE ANOTHER IS{ 101AN01} that's .it
That's for older FW video files. For newer ones, you simply go to settings, and at the top thepull-down menu labeled 'Device'has to beset 'PSP'. Then, the menu directly below it hasa firmware number and different aspects of how it will be recorded. I personally have it set to: 'FW3.30+ AVC 480x272 768kbps Stereo/128kbps AviSynth'. This way, it's the bestquality possible without wasting pixels.Then, make sure the dialog boxes below them have the same things (they should).
Now, simply run the Video Wizard with your videos, and then you can do two things- (A You go to the 'Library' tab in Video 9. There, highlight your video, and select Copy to Device. Sometimes this doesn't work and you must instead do B. (B you connect your PSP. After that you go to My Documents--Converted Videos--PSP--MPEG4-AVC and find the two files (video and picture thumbnail) and copy them both into the VIDEO folder of your PSP.
That's for older FW video files. For newer ones, you simply go to settings, and at the top thepull-down menu labeled 'Device'has to beset 'PSP'. Then, the menu directly below it hasa firmware number and different aspects of how it will be recorded. I personally have it set to: 'FW3.30+ AVC 480x272 768kbps Stereo/128kbps AviSynth'. This way, it's the bestquality possible without wasting pixels.Then, make sure the dialog boxes below them have the same things (they should).
Now, simply run the Video Wizard with your videos, and then you can do two things- (A You go to the 'Library' tab in Video 9. There, highlight your video, and select Copy to Device. Sometimes this doesn't work and you must instead do B. (B you connect your PSP. After that you go to My Documents--Converted Videos--PSP--MPEG4-AVC and find the two files (video and picture thumbnail) and copy them both into the VIDEO folder of your PSP.
DarCowAlways
That's as good of a step-by-step you can ask for. Once you install it it pretty much tells you what to do through the Video Wizard. If you need more help, feel free to pm me.
Man, im just looking for something easy. I already have media manager but when i try to put a video in it says couldnt read encode. Does anyone know something easier i could use.
PSPVideo9 is much easier then it sounds. I assure you, there was nothing confusing. Just instal, run, and follow the directions on screen. It's simple, easy, and free. I love it.
yo guys this isnt spam, but if u go to vixeo.com, u can download any youtube video and it will convert it to psp format online which is awsome. Just copy link of youtube vid and paste it in the txt box. Then click that u want to convert it to PSP/IPOD format and click convert. It might take a while, but it will convert the vid and then u can download it. Hope thats useful to someon. =)
Well i just downloaded this patch for media manager so now i can put vids on my PSP. The only problem now is that the files are so big. Remeber the Tians is 458.89 MB alone. And i only have 1 gig. Do anybody know how i can make the file smaller?
Well i just downloaded this patch for media manager so now i can put vids on my PSP. The only problem now is that the files are so big. Remeber the Tians is 458.89 MB alone. And i only have 1 gig. Do anybody know how i can make the file smaller?
Neo-37
I haven't used that program, but you should be able to dumb down the quality a little bit, or switch it off widescreen. Those should make it a significantly smaller file.
nope, it doesnt allow you do any of that. I was wondering if theres a program i could download to make it lower because it takes like 2-3 hours just to put one movie in.
Just wondering, can Video9 rip DVD's? I got a 4GB mem stick and The Rise and Fall of ECW I'd like to watch over xmas when stuck at a relatives house...
nope, it doesnt allow you do any of that. I was wondering if theres a program i could download to make it lower because it takes like 2-3 hours just to put one movie in.Neo-37
not 100% Sure, but that could be your PC.
Have you tried google and youtube? No offence, but theres some pretty simlpe tutorials littering the web.
If you want easy get the PSP movie creator. You can do everything from an easy to use interface. It cost money however. The free versions like PSP 9 always require a bit more expertise. It will always take 2-3 hours to encode a DVD for the most part. PSP movie creator makes great movies around 600 meg and reasonable movies about 300. I usually keep 3-4 on my 2 gig card. I have used PSP9 and it worked great, but if you want something that will require no thinking then get PSP movie creator. http://pqdvd.com
What are ya talkin about. I just need help finding something that will shrink the size so it wont take up much space. I can get it on my PSP but movies are taking 2-4 hours. Does anyone know what can do that?
What are ya talkin about. I just need help finding something that will shrink the size so it wont take up much space. I can get it on my PSP but movies are taking 2-4 hours. Does anyone know what can do that?Neo-37
Like I said, the only thing that I can think of is to make the video or audio quality lower. I just put the Incredibles and The Grinch on my 1gig memory card using PSPVideo9. I just don't know about any other programs.
ye everybody pretty much hit it already get psp video 9 or someother converter that will make it the right format and name and then watch videos like a king, but some videos wont convert properly, unless you have a really good converter.
You'll just need to have a little patiance... Leave the computer on over night or sometihng. If you play around with e quality settings and lower them it might shave 20 or so minutes off but it'll end up looking poor...
well for some reason pspvideo9 wont reconize my PSP is connected. Is there a way to save my video that i just coverted and use media manager instead of video9 to put it on my PSP?
well for some reason pspvideo9 wont reconize my PSP is connected. Is there a way to save my video that i just coverted and use media manager instead of video9 to put it on my PSP?Neo-37
or you know you could just drop the video in yourself without the media manager.
take the video from the coverted videos folder in my documents then place in the video folder in the root of the memory stick.
Uhh i just bought my psp and i havent touched anything (besides formatting the mem stick so i can get the folders) i have the simpsons movie and i want it on my psp. u guys have any program that can convert something to make it work on my psp?
well for some reason pspvideo9 wont reconize my PSP is connected. Is there a way to save my video that i just coverted and use media manager instead of video9 to put it on my PSP?Neo-37
That is why you should try PQdvd's software for the PSP. It will rip the movie make it very small and put it on your PSP for you. All you have to do is sit there and stare at the wall. It doesn't get any easier.
Here is the link. It cost $34.99. It is a good deal if you do alot of this. It is expensive if you only want to make a movie every once in a while. It works with all DVD's and Videos. http://pqdvd.com/psp
I personally had trouble with PSP Video 9, but there are other conversion software stuff out there. Just go to like download.com and search for psp converter. The stuff u can download are usually trials, but they work well. One of them was somthin that began with an X that let you convert full movies and it didnt take 3 hours. I converted Harold and Kumar Go To White Castle in like 1 and a half hours so that might help.
I run a dual core 2.6 and I can convert a movie in about 90% of the full time of the movie. So if it is an hour long It will usually be finished in just under 1 hour. It is almost realtime for some of the really long movies like Lord of the Rings.
I cant seem to be able to put some of my videos like family guy and other stuff onto my PSP. It keep saying that it doesn't support any more codecs or something like that or it will put the video on and when i play it, it would say that it is corrupted. Please help me out here. If i read another "cannot support video file, more codecs are needed", I think I'm gonna shoot myself. Thanks
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