subject: Psp eBooks Readers [print this page] The PSP is one of the most popular portable gaming systems available today. It will be able to provide you with rich graphics and it will also enable you to play with your favorite games wherever you go. However, you need to remember that the PSP is more than just a portable gaming device. It is also a multimedia player where you will be able to use to listen to your favorite music as well as watch your favorite movies.
You should ask yourself how much you are looking to spend for a PSP. If you don't have a base price, you will think everything is too expensive. Therefore, you will need a base price in order to find out how much is cheap. This will help you get the best out of your purchase. After you find out how much you are willing to spend, you will need to find out what type of PSP you are going to pay for. Are you going to pay for a used, new or refurbished one? This will also determine how you cheap you are going to get the game.
The last thing you need to do is find out where you are going to find this game. You can look on eBay, Amazon or you can look on other bidding sites as well as classified ad sites in order to get what you are looking for. This is the best way that you will find the best price for a PSP.
At this point it is assumed that you have access to a computer connected to the Internet. Dialup might work, but you really need a high-speed connection. The good news for any Mac users is that this method works for you as well as for the PC.
There are 2 alternatives available, both uses the sony memory stick to store the movies.
With the PSP switched off, connect the USB cable to the PSP and to the computer, then switch on the PSP. On the PSP access: Settings > USB Connection. Next, press the X button to boot the PSP on to the computer, where it will appear on the desktop as an untitled volume. Inside the memory card you should see a folder named "PSP" and inside that folder there will be four sub-folders of, "Games", "Music", "Saveddata", and "Photo". You must add a new folder here named, "MP_ROOT" (without the quotes) which must be in the same level as the "PSP" folder. Under the "MP_ROOT" folder add a sub-folder named "100MNV01" -- this is where your MP4 videos and their accompanying thumbnail files (*.THM) will be stored.
So, if you want countless hours of entertainment by watching your favorite DVD movies in your PSP, you might want to rip and convert the movie first to MP4 format by using a DVD to PSP converter software program.
