Video Transfer Guide

I've added the info to the Basic Connection Guide. Thanks for the heads-up.[addsig]

[jacbo]

Originally Posted by HardDiskDrive#85

Has anyone had any luck getting Quicktime files to convert over? I've tried a couple times with some, and I keep getting errors thrown up in both PSPvid9 and 3GP as well.

Anyone?

What's really weird is that it's .mov file, and I can convert other .mov's with no problem - I can't get the Sin City original trailer down, but I manage the 2nd one just fine.

Use Video Lan Client (vlc.org) to convert incompatible files to mpeg4 (xvid), then get 3GP to convert those files. Use the stream output setting in "open file"

It is possible to do it all within VLC to get a PSP video file, but I havn't worked out the settings yet.










edited by: jacbo, Apr 05, 2005 - 02:46 AM [addsig]

[domo]

Originally Posted by sirchode

I just received my Mini-B USB cable from NewEgg only to realize that there is a very big difference between the 4-pin version and the 5-pin version. I hadn't read about it anywhere so I had to take a guess and now I've gotta do an RMA.

zmcnulty, maybe this would be helpful information to put in the guide, seeing as how this confusion really rained on my parade.

I believe that the 5-pin USB b standard is for high speed USB b 2.0 and the 4-pin standard was for the older USB b 1.1 standard.[addsig]

[sirchode]

Originally Posted by domo

I believe that the 5-pin USB b standard is for high speed USB b 2.0 and the 4-pin standard was for the older USB b 1.1 standard.

That makes sense, but like I said, I couldn't find any sort of clarification about that. What bothers me is that the IEEE just sat back and called BOTH connectors USB Mini-B, despite the fact that so much is different about the two of them. They could have at least called it USB Mini-C or something[addsig]

[wampa-one]

HELP!!!!!!

I followed the instructions perfectly, but my psp still says no videos. (My drive is J:/) When i use the 3gp converter i target it to my psp directory like so:

J:\MP_ROOT\100MNV01

Then the converter processes my mpeg and sends it there. However there is no THM file. Could that be why there is no video's shown?? Either way, its pissing me off, so a little help please!!![addsig]

[blakmajik]

Originally Posted by wampa-one

HELP!!!!!!

I followed the instructions perfectly, but my psp still says no videos. (My drive is J:/) When i use the 3gp converter i target it to my psp directory like so:

J:\MP_ROOT\100MNV01

Then the converter processes my mpeg and sends it there. However there is no THM file. Could that be why there is no video's shown?? Either way, its pissing me off, so a little help please!!!

you dont need the .THM file to watch videos, the .THM file is just a picture of the first frame of the video. Try using PSP Video9. If its not in file vault just try google.[addsig]

[Macklo54]

I used PSPvideo9 and the sound quality is shitty. I can hear it with headphones, but without headphones there is no way of watching the movie. Any suggestions?[addsig]

[Fayth]

MATERIALS
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PSP
USB Cable
Movie
PSPVideo9

I gave PSPVideo9 a try, based on the fact that it just looks sleek and easy to use. Some of the sites I went to didnt look very noob-friendly. The hardest part was the download. Seriously. From that point on it's all point and click.
After DL, install, and run...
1- Connect PSP
2- Specify Drive (and create a root if you havent already)
3- Click The Convert Icon On the top Bar
4- Click Convert New Video, and select your movie The process should start automaticaly
5- Once finished, click Copy (omg the horror)
6- Highlight the video you want to copy and hit Copy To PSP
*7.1- If you dont have a root directory it will create one for you
*7.2- if you have a root dir, everything should copy normaly
8- It will go to the PSP root dir automaticaly UNLESS you changed the drop point like I did. Mine ended up on the desk top but thats what I wanted

Feel free to tinker in Settings to adjust where you want the new file to land. I chose desktop because, well i can see it. ALSO there is a volume controll inthe settings. It goes up to 200%. I loaded Aeris's Death from FF7 (smallest file i could find) at 120% volume. Once it played onthe PSP it was fine for me. Had I put it at 200% I'm sure I'd be 1/2 deaf by now. God knows what usng the ear buds would do... The file also started at 4.8mb and ended at 5mb so theres not much of a difference, tho i'm sure there will be once you get into the bigger files. Either way PSPV9 is super easy to use, it pretty much tells you what you have to do, and if it wont work, You did something wrong.

If you serously need screenshots I can do it but I suggest trying before hand.



edited by: Fayth, Apr 21, 2005 - 02:05 PM [addsig]

[brainchild138]

Is there something wrong with my computer or with what I am doing? I have used both PSP Video 9 and the 3GP recommended on this site, and no matter what I do, the sound is about 2 seconds behind the images...
Does anyone know how to fix this, or what I am doing wrong? I'm starting to get very frustrated...[addsig]

[ernald711]

mine works now.. thanks again bro... your the man[addsig]