PSP Slim Tv Adapter

It works with all TV that got an video/audio input.

If you can plug a Xbox on your TV you can plug the PSP.

I never understand why people don't google before asking stuff

/facepalm

Sony has added a TV output for the PSP Slim available through Firmware 3.60. The PSP can output in a conventional aspect ratio (4:3), and widescreen (16:9). It also offers a screensaver if the PSP is inactive for a set amount of time. It is able to output games, videos, and other media. To achieve TV output on the Slim model, Composite, S-Video, Component and D-Terminal cables are sold separately by Sony. Games are output as a progressive scan signal, which can only be carried by the component video and D-Terminal cables, and can only be displayed on a television which supports progressive scan. The maximum resolution through TV output is 640x480 pixels, and composite video uses NTSC color encoding (no PAL composite signal is available).The old Playstation Portable (PSP-1000) is not capable of this feature due to a slightly different port. As a result, original PSP accessories (using the connector) will not work with the Slim and the Slim's accessories will not work with the original PSP.

From wikipedia

why google when you can get confirmed information from the people that buy the stuff and have an opinion on it? You're more likely to get a honest answer to people who reply back to someones question.FilmMiracle

[QUOTE="FilmMiracle"]why google when you can get confirmed information from the people that buy the stuff and have an opinion on it? You're more likely to get a honest answer to people who reply back to someones question.Are_Ya_Ready

The point?

To discuss stuff, like how much you liked that game,etc,etc.

Not really to ask obvious answers that have been answered 5 times the same day...

[QUOTE="Are_Ya_Ready"][QUOTE="FilmMiracle"]why google when you can get confirmed information from the people that buy the stuff and have an opinion on it? You're more likely to get a honest answer to people who reply back to someones question.Sliverwarrior

The point?

To discuss stuff, like how much you liked that game,etc,etc.

Not really to ask obvious answers that have been answered 5 times the same day...

TV output PSP XMB on TV via output adapter.

Sony has added a TV output for the PSP Slim available through Firmware 3.60. The PSP can output in a conventional aspect ratio (4:3), and widescreen (16:9). It also offers a screensaver if the PSP is inactive for a set amount of time. It is able to output games, videos, and other media. To achieve TV output on the Slim model, Composite, S-Video, Component and D-Terminal cables are sold separately by Sony. Games are output as a progressive scan signal, which can only be carried by the component video and D-Terminal cables, and can only be displayed on a television which supports progressive scan. The maximum resolution through TV output is 640x480 pixels, and composite video uses NTSC color encoding (no PAL composite signal is available).The old Playstation Portable (PSP-1000) is not capable of this feature due to a slightly different port. As a result, original PSP accessories (using the connector) will not work with the Slim and the Slim's accessories will not work with the original PSP.

From wikipedia

Sliverwarrior

exactly why he said you were dead wrong on that

you said that you can game with a psp on the same tv you can hook an xbox on --> but you can't play your games on the standard RGP composite cables, you can only watch movies and listen to music.

you need that progressive sh1t in component (HDTV) or DT cables

http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/451662/how_to_play_the_psp_slim_on_your_tv.html?page=2

past that, you still need to get around the borders if your tv doesn't support auto-upscaling

[QUOTE="Sliverwarrior"]TV output PSP XMB on TV via output adapter.

Sony has added a TV output for the PSP Slim available through Firmware 3.60. The PSP can output in a conventional aspect ratio (4:3), and widescreen (16:9). It also offers a screensaver if the PSP is inactive for a set amount of time. It is able to output games, videos, and other media. To achieve TV output on the Slim model, Composite, S-Video, Component and D-Terminal cables are sold separately by Sony. Games are output as a progressive scan signal, which can only be carried by the component video and D-Terminal cables, and can only be displayed on a television which supports progressive scan. The maximum resolution through TV output is 640x480 pixels, and composite video uses NTSC color encoding (no PAL composite signal is available).The old Playstation Portable (PSP-1000) is not capable of this feature due to a slightly different port. As a result, original PSP accessories (using the connector) will not work with the Slim and the Slim's accessories will not work with the original PSP.

From wikipedia

syraxius

exactly why he said you were dead wrong on that

you said that you can game with a psp on the same tv you can hook an xbox on --> but you can't play your games on the standard RGP composite cables, you can only watch movies and listen to music.

you need that progressive sh1t in component (HDTV) or DT cables

http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/451662/how_to_play_the_psp_slim_on_your_tv.html?page=2

past that, you still need to get around the borders if your tv doesn't support auto-upscaling

pwnt

[QUOTE="FilmMiracle"]why google when you can get confirmed information from the people that buy the stuff and have an opinion on it? You're more likely to get a honest answer to people who reply back to someones question.Are_Ya_Ready

Not everything can be googled, and they call these "discussion" forums for a reason. I'll let you figure out the rest.

HERES IT SIMPLE...

YOU CAN DO ANYTHING U WANT THAT UR PSP CAN SUPPORT LIKE VIDEOS MUSIC INTERNET PHOTOS BUT NOT GAMES..

GAMES ONLY WORK ON HD TVS