[Definitive] Sony PSP Thread

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Gelob

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they said all i had to do was put 20 down and i'm guaranteed.  but yeah, i'm gonna be broke after this :p

all my favorite games are coming out for it...

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Same ehre, my ebgames wouldnt take money because i pre-ordered it about a month ago.

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Depends on the quality you want. If you used something like 384kbps for the bitrate then perhaps 200mb, 768 and you're looking at 300-400mb. I encoded Garden State again yesterday at 368*208, 768kbps, 64kbps stereo and it was just over 300 mb for 100 minutes. Also depends on the film, for example one Stargate ep I converted went down to like 100mb on 768kbps for 45 minutes because a lot of the ep was black space with a few white dots.

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thanks dazzla, I appriciate that. Thats quite awsome. 300 - 400 megs a movie... though it would be close to 600 or something.

so there is some space for mp3s after all :)

Dazzla, any idea on possibilities of firmware. I mean, would it be possible for sony to release an update for example that contained web browser, mail client, aim, calc and ect.... if it is, where would it be stored? does psp have some internal mem?

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thanks dazzla, I appriciate that. Thats quite awsome. 300 - 400 megs a movie... though it would be close to 600 or something.

so there is some space for mp3s after all :)

Dazzla, any idea on possibilities of firmware. I mean, would it be possible for sony to release an update for example that contained web browser, mail client, aim, calc and ect.... if it is, where would it be stored? does psp have some internal mem?

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I read somewhere that it had 32MB internal memory, but that may be wrong.

OK, so I decided to say the heck with my BestBuy cards and use them for something else, so I start calling everywhere around here to get in on the first shipment and everyone is sold out - stupid me!

I just called GameStop and the guy told me Sony is only shipping 25,000 in the first shipment, wtf? He also said the 2nd shipment is April 1st. Can anyone confirm this info?

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I ripped and converted starttrek firstcontact it came out at 70:)b :)? looks gorgeous "on the pc" still waiting for that memory card

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I sent a PM yesterday but never got a reply.

What does it take to convert a movie to a PSP? I know of 3GP but it doesn't treat the DVD as one object. Can it be done with one tool? How do you select which language? Are subtitles preserved? I've never needed to rip a DVD to a single stream file.

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I was jus wondering what your opinions are RE: Converting DVD to MP4 for PSP.

I currently use the 3gp prog, but was wondering what you thort of the other apps that are available, if you think one is better than another, if you found one to provide better rips, or easier to use etc etc.

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Third-party keyboard for the PSP

The manufacturer Logic 3 presented a rather new object for the PSP of Sony. Indeed, the manufacturer intends to launch as of next May to Europe a keyboard intended for the PSP. For the moment, one does not know really the utility of this accessory, only the future will say it to us...

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Who is going to carry that with them?? :blink:

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DiEMOS

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that keyboard would phucking own, even better if it would be thin and maybe transpernt... it could cover and protect the screen.

also that would mean ONLINE? web,email,chat?

ahhhh let it be true.... and this little psp will phucking own everything including sidekick, ipod5g and ect.

edit: the keyboard is most definatly coming out.

"Add an extra dimension to your portable gaming power with this neat foldaway keybord that doubles as a screen protector!

This 47-key keyboard also allows you to use the PSP as either a handheld or desktop unit."

"Logic 3 PSP Keyboard PSP

Logic 3 PSP Keyboard

Pre-Order 2005-05-27

This item will be dispatched as soon as it arrives.

Our Price ?19.99"

source: http://www.gameseek.co.uk/productdetail/PSPfhyaqce6he5x223r/

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http://shop.gameplay.co.uk/webstore/produc..._-_psp_keyboard

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I saw a picture of a Sony keyboard that went on top I think and it looked clear almost like glass. It liked awesome!!! Wait just found the pic!!!

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This was a display of the PSP when it was not released in Japan yet. Hope they come out with this one because I think it looks alot better even though its on top.

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