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PSP Video converters

Published on 5th April 2006 by Wil Harris

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rupbert 5th April 2006, 13:06

Nice still of Keira :)

Nice article.

FIBRE+ 5th April 2006, 13:42

She aint smuglin no gold, its peanuts fool! :p

3.5SE 5th April 2006, 15:46

Great article. I've been using PSPVideo9 with good results but would like to try the ATI software - although I'll have to find the hacked version since I only have NVIDIA cards.

wharrad 5th April 2006, 16:49

How about a poll for people who have tried them?

I'll stick my vote in for PSPVideo9 - they also do a good version for the iPod with simular GUI

btwright 5th April 2006, 23:24

What settings did you use on PSP Video 9?

sadffffff 5th April 2006, 23:46

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AJB2K3 6th April 2006, 07:10

If youve ever watched Ghost In The Shell The umd quality is dredful compaired to the dvd version.
Ive never tried the anime/film setting so i dont know what there like on pspvid9.

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Originally Posted by btwright
What settings did you use on PSP Video 9?

It looks like sp film 2-2.5hrs but he stated

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320X208/29fps@96khz

but there are 2 setting for this!

skedders 6th April 2006, 14:36

Why can't you play back video the same resolution as the PSP screen?

I guess thats the main selling point of UMDs.

However since UMDs aren't selling, maybe this restriction will be lifted in the future.

I won't be persueded that the PSP is a good device to watch videos on until this is sorted out.

The_Pope 6th April 2006, 16:28

The sole reason, skedders, is that it's a measure Sony put in place to cripple home-encodes in the hope that people will buy UMD. In fact, I read recently they will be phasing out UMD and moving to digital distribution (along with the rest of the universe)