Content
1. Running Movies
2. Viewing Pictures
3. Playing Music
4. Running General Homebrew
The Guide:
1. Running Movies
To run movie on a PSP, the same method is employed by most of the firmwares. Refer to the guide below on detailed steps.
- Download your desired movie.
- The movie may in compressed in RAR or ZIP format so use the following tools for extractin stuff
corresponding format..
Download:
WinRAR - http://www.rarlab.com/download.htm
WinZIP - http://www.rarlab.com/download.htm
- After extracting the movie to a location convenient for you, connect your PSP through the USB Type B cord
to your computer.
- You will be presented with a few folders on your PSP memory stick, namely PSP and MP_ROOT.
-
You will need to put the movie in the MP_ROOT/100MNV01 folder of the
PSP if the name is M4Vxxxxx.MP4 and put it in the MP_ROOT/100ANV01
folder is the name is like MAQxxxxx.MP4 .
After these steps, you can browse to the video tab on your PSP and watch the movie.
Important Info regarding movies:
- Always see the movies follow the following naming convention - M4Vxxxxx.MP4 or MAQxxxxx.MP4
The naming is case sensitive and the "x" have to be replaced by random numbers if the name is not
already in that format.
- If you are sure that the name and format is correct and the movie still does'nt work on the PSP then the
movie will most probably be have to be re-encoded using PSPvideo9 - http://www.pspvideo9.com/
2. Viewing Pictures
This
should not be a problem with many of the uses here but for some reason,
some people still dont know where to put the pictures on their PSP.
- Connect your PSP vi USB Type B cord to your computer.
- Navigate to PSP/PHOTO folder.
- You can make a new folder with any name you want in this folder and put all your pictures in that folder.
Although its not necessary to make a folder and you can directly put in all the files in PSP/PHOTO.
Important Info regarding pictures:
-While making a folder, its important that you dont make a folder inside the folder you made in PSP/PHOTO
cause PSP cant recognise that folder so for that purpose please follow the following path.
PSP/PHOTO/your folder/your pictures
3. Playing Music
- Connect your PSP via USB Type B cord to your computer.
- Navigate to PSP/MUSIC folder.
- You can make a new folder with any name you want in this folder and put all your pictures in that folder.
Although its not necessary to make a folder and you can directly put in all the files in PSP/MUSIC.
Important Info regarding music:
-While making a folder, its important that you dont make a folder inside the folder you made in PSP/MUSIC
cause PSP cant recognise that folder so for that purpose please follow the following path.
PSP/MUSIC/your folder/your music
4. Running General Homebrew
There
are a lot of different methods to run homebrew and it differs with lots
of firmwares. People are bound to have confusion reagarding homebrew.
Check your PSP Firmware Version:
- Go to Settings on your PSP (the left most tab)
- Then enter System Settings
- Navigate to System Information and check the numbe written against firmware version and follow the
corresponding guide below for that particualar firmware.
For Firmware 1.50:
- Refer to this guide. - http://forums.afterdawn.com/thread_view.cfm/212141
For Firmware 1.52:
- Upgrade to 2.0 and then downgrade to 1.50. - http://www.hackaday.com/2005/09/28/how-to-...1-50-downgrade/
For Firmware 2.0:
- Downgrade to 1.50 - http://www.hackaday.com/2005/09/28/how-to-...1-50-downgrade/
From firmware 2.0 and above you are introduced to a term called "TA-082" which if your PSP is then you cant downgrade.
To check if your PSP is TA-082 or Not see this pic. - http://www.maxconsole.net/?mode=news&newsid=7998
For Non-TA-082 PSP's
For Firmware 2.01+:
- Upgrade to 2.5/2.60 and downgrade to 1.50 - http://youtube.com/watch?v=GdFi1NV8CpE&amp...ted&search=
OR
- Upgrade to 2.71 and downgrade to 1.50 - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SuHZtIU0gb0
For TA-082 PSP's
For Firmware 2.01+:
- Upgrade to 2.71 - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gXTtG3ffA8w&NR
NOTE: TA-082 PSP's CANNOT BE DOWNGRADED! So if you try to do this then it WILL result in a Bricked PSP!
Well, thats the guide for all you guys to see and enjoy!
Thx to:
- Sony for giving us the PSP.
- Parents for buying it for us.
- All homebrew developers to help us run homebrew.
I TAKE NO CREDIT FOR THIS TUTORIAL I FOUND IT ON PSPUPDATES AND ALL CREDIT GOES TO: xmOD
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