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**zMastaa** · 02-26-2005

When you format a Memory Stick Duo or Pro Duo stick in your Sony PlayStation Portable (PSP), you will get a new PSP folder, with sub-folders for “game”, “music”, “photo”, and “savedata”. But nothing for videos? What’s up with that? Well, it turns out that you need to put MPEG-4 video files in their own special folder, one that’s not in the PSP directory, but in the main root directory of the Memory Stick.

Just create a new folder in the root directory named MP_ROOT, and then make a folder called 100MNV01 in there. So your .MP4 files should go into E:\MP_ROOT\100MNV01, where E:\ is the drive letter of your Memory Stick. You also need a PC, as the converter software does not work with Macs. This MP_ROOT directory structure is directly cribbed from Sony’s UX/VZ Clie PDA series, which also plays MPEG-4 videos.

First, we need to download 3GP Converter, or Rapiz (which is what i now use more often)

i advise u use Rapiz Video Convertor becasue it has a great interface ad setting the quality seems easy and understand for beginners

which is available on the Software section

MP4's have to be named as follows

e.g.

M4V12345.MP4
M4V54321.MP4

AVC videos are named MAQxxxxx and go in the following folder X:/MP_ROOT/100ANV01/

e.g.
MAQ12345.MP4
MAQ54321.MP4

Jerome8036 · 02-27-2005

Do you know whare to buy image converter?

**zMastaa** · 02-27-2005

Theres no need to buy image convertor just use Rapiz or 3GP Convertor which are all now FULLY english

Jerome8036 · 02-27-2005

whare can you download rapiz?

rept0n · 02-28-2005

Download RaPiZ from this website.

Image Converter gives you next to nothing when it comes to Video Quality, even on the highest setting the videos look AWFUL!

I haven't tried 3GP myself, but RaPiZ has given me amazing results.

Jerome8036 · 03-02-2005

Yea I'll probably have to download rapiz once I get my PSP so I can compare the video.

weaponx0073 · 03-02-2005

well today is the day I get my PSP I've already converted a bunch of video's and stuff with both rapidz and g3 so we will see.... Rapidz is easier to you IMHO

Tonyk · 03-12-2005

What will the video boxes look like?

LyhT · 03-16-2005

AFter convverting, what do you use to watch the files? I tried some players I had installed and on WinAmp I hear it but there's no video, on WMP I can see and hear but it crashes after a while. What program should I use to watch mpeg4 files?

Edit: nvm. I found out about vlc and it works fine

Lyshen · 03-16-2005

Use Quicktime to watch the MP4 files after converting.

02-26-2005	#1 (permalink)
zMastaa Site Admin Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Manchester, UK Age: 20 Posts: 3,596	How to put video's on your PSP When you format a Memory Stick Duo or Pro Duo stick in your Sony PlayStation Portable (PSP), you will get a new PSP folder, with sub-folders for “game”, “music”, “photo”, and “savedata”. But nothing for videos? What’s up with that? Well, it turns out that you need to put MPEG-4 video files in their own special folder, one that’s not in the PSP directory, but in the main root directory of the Memory Stick. Just create a new folder in the root directory named MP_ROOT, and then make a folder called 100MNV01 in there. So your .MP4 files should go into E:\MP_ROOT\100MNV01, where E:\ is the drive letter of your Memory Stick. You also need a PC, as the converter software does not work with Macs. This MP_ROOT directory structure is directly cribbed from Sony’s UX/VZ Clie PDA series, which also plays MPEG-4 videos. First, we need to download 3GP Converter, or Rapiz (which is what i now use more often) i advise u use Rapiz Video Convertor becasue it has a great interface ad setting the quality seems easy and understand for beginners which is available on the Software section MP4's have to be named as follows e.g. M4V12345.MP4 M4V54321.MP4 AVC videos are named MAQxxxxx and go in the following folder X:/MP_ROOT/100ANV01/ e.g. MAQ12345.MP4 MAQ54321.MP4 __________________ Last edited by zMastaa; 11-20-2006 at 05:00 PM..

02-27-2005	#3 (permalink)
zMastaa Site Admin Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Manchester, UK Age: 20 Posts: 3,596	Theres no need to buy image convertor just use Rapiz or 3GP Convertor which are all now FULLY english __________________

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Tonyk GamingCrazy Beginner Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Youngstown, Ohio Posts: 79	What What will the video boxes look like?

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02-27-2005	#2 (permalink)
Jerome8036 GamingCrazy Semi-Addict Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Ohio Age: 25 Posts: 558	Do you know whare to buy image converter?

02-27-2005	#4 (permalink)
Jerome8036 GamingCrazy Semi-Addict Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Ohio Age: 25 Posts: 558	whare can you download rapiz?

02-28-2005	#5 (permalink)
rept0n GamingCrazy Newbie Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Southend, UK Posts: 15	Download RaPiZ from this website. Image Converter gives you next to nothing when it comes to Video Quality, even on the highest setting the videos look AWFUL! I haven't tried 3GP myself, but RaPiZ has given me amazing results.

03-02-2005	#6 (permalink)
Jerome8036 GamingCrazy Semi-Addict Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Ohio Age: 25 Posts: 558	Yea I'll probably have to download rapiz once I get my PSP so I can compare the video.

03-02-2005	#7 (permalink)
weaponx0073 GamingCrazy Beginner Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Shakopee, MN USA Age: 35 Posts: 59	well today is the day I get my PSP I've already converted a bunch of video's and stuff with both rapidz and g3 so we will see.... Rapidz is easier to you IMHO

03-16-2005	#9 (permalink)
LyhT GamingCrazy Newbie Join Date: Mar 2005 Posts: 27	AFter convverting, what do you use to watch the files? I tried some players I had installed and on WinAmp I hear it but there's no video, on WMP I can see and hear but it crashes after a while. What program should I use to watch mpeg4 files? Edit: nvm. I found out about vlc and it works fine

03-16-2005	#10 (permalink)
Lyshen GamingCrazy Beginner Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: USA Posts: 93	Use Quicktime to watch the MP4 files after converting.

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