Video Psp — Import

Finally, you’d unplug the USB cable, navigate to the "Video" icon on the XMB crossbar, and hold your breath. When that thumbnail finally appeared, and the opening credits of a low-res Family Guy episode started playing under the covers of your bed, you didn't care about the grainy quality. You were the only kid on the bus with a cinema in your pocket.

First, you’d hunt for a "PSP Video Converter"—usually a sketchy freeware program with a progress bar that moved at the speed of a tectonic plate. You’d select your file, set the resolution to a crisp , and wait. The fans on your family’s desktop would scream as the CPU struggled to crunch a 700MB AVI file into an MP4 format the PSP could actually understand. import video psp

Once the conversion finished, the real test began. You’d click through a labyrinth of folders on the memory stick. If you didn’t create a folder named VIDEO in the root directory—all caps, no exceptions—the PSP would simply stare back at you, claiming the card was empty. Finally, you’d unplug the USB cable, navigate to

To get a movie onto that screen, you couldn’t just drag and drop. You had to endure the ritual. First, you’d hunt for a "PSP Video Converter"—usually