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reallyone · #1 (**permalink**) 01-21-2008, 05:50 AM

This guide contains two parts:

Part1. How to rip DVD and convert MOV/AVI/WMV/ASF/Divx/Xvid/MPEG/RM to PSP MP4 video.

Part2. How to upload/transfer PSP files to your PlayStation Portable (PSP).

PSP compatible Movie/Video formats:
You can save and play movies/videos on your PSP (PlayStationPortable) system in the following file formats:
MPEG-4 Simple Profile (AAC)
H.264/MPEG-4 AVC Main Profile (CABAC) (AAC) and Baseline Profile (AAC)
In this guide we use Cucusoft [link removed], you can download this software from here for free. [link removed]

Part 1: How to rip DVD and convert AVI/WMV/MPEG to PSP

1. Run Cucusoft[link removed] Suite. If you want to rip DVD movie to PSP MP4 Video, press the first button to open "DVD to PSP Converter". Then click the "Open DVD" button to load your DVD files and click start to rip your DVD to MP4 video.

If you want to convert MOV/AVI/WMV/ASF/Divx/Xvid/MPEG/RM or limewire and YouTube video to PSP MP4 video. Press the second button to open "PSP Video Converter”

2. Click "Open file" to import your video files which you want to convert to PSP video.

3. Modify your output file settings.On "Audio/Video Output Settings" panel you can chose output format for you files such as H.264 Movie (.mp4), PSP - PSP MPEG-4 Movie (.mp4), MP3 Audio (.mp3).

Note: If you cannot find "Audio/Video Output Settings" press "Profile" button. And you can change some Audio/Video Options and save to a new output format.

4. Click "Output" button to chose where you want to put your converted PSP files.

5. Click "Convert" button to convert your video files to PSP format.

6. After conversion, there will be a Dialog window. You can choose "Open output folder to check the output file(s)" to go to the output folder or "launch PSP Video Manager to upload output file(s) to your PSP device" to go to the PSP Video Manager.

Part 2: How to transfer video to PlayStation Portable (PSP)

1. When the converting finished, this "Conversion Done" window will pop up. If you want to upload the output file to PSP right now, please choose the second option. The program will load the Cucusoft PSP Manager automaticlly. If you choose the first option, you can upload the file by lunching the Cucusoft PSP Manager Program.
2. Please make sure:
A) Your PSP/Memeory Stick is connected to your PC.
B) The PSP is power on.
C) The PSP is in USB mode.
3. After your PSP connected to pc, you will see the following right UI. Or you can run Cucusoft PSP Video Suite, and click the third button on the main window to go PSP Video Manager.

4. Choose the video you converted, click the "upload to psp" button. The file will be transferred to psp.

Ok, now you have converted your video files to PSP video and uploaded PSP video into PSP successfully.

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mmm2010 · #2 (**permalink**) 01-21-2008, 11:20 PM

I use VLC to rip DVDs (find out how from a quick google search.) Then, I use a program called "Super" to convert the video files to PSP MPEG-4. Super is a very useful programs and I have not yet found a video format that it won't convert to the PSP-compatible format. All you do to use it is choose PSP from a pull-down menu, drag and drop video files into the window, and press encode. after that, all you have to do is put the new file(s) in your PSP and you're good to go.

(Not to say this isn't a good How-To, of course. I just like having a way of doing it without paying for software or having to install trial software, because that stuff gets on my nerves.)

greengrasswin · #3 (**permalink**) 02-16-2008, 11:10 AM

This step-by-step user guide is about how to use Wondershare [link removed] Platinum to rip your DVD for iPod, Zune, iPhone, PSP, Apple TV, Creative Zen, Xbox, iRiver, Archos, Dell player video, HP IPAQ, Pocket PC, Mobile Phone, General MP3 player and so on.

Step 1:Load the file
You can load your DVD by any of the three methods: load from DVD folder, load DVD Rom and load IFO Files. The default choice is to load from DVD folder. Click the Load file icon to load your movie from DVD folder, or click the small arrow next to this icon to select a method to load your movie.

Step 2:Select formats
a) Regular DVD movie usually has several subtitles, like English, French, German, etc. You can select anyone according to your need.
b) Select Audio track as the same as select Subtitle.

c) Format: this software can convert DVD to all popular formats, it also can extract audio track from DVD and save as MP3 and M4A formats which are fit for digital audio players.

Step 3:Start to convert

If you don’t want to set any detailed settings, you can just select an output format from the format drop-down list and click the “Start” button to start the conversion. Then you can just go get a cup of coffee and come back later to check if the conversion is finished.

However, before you start the conversion, you may find the following operations to be very useful:
Trim movie: If you don’t need to convert the entire DVD movie, you can just capture a clip from it to convert. See the two pairs of scissors under the Preview window? The scissors one the left are used to set the start time, and the scissors on the right are used to set the end time. Drag them to capture the clip you want to convert. If you want to precisely trim the video, you can click the Trim button on the top of the preview window.

Crop Video: There are always black edges around DVD movies; you can easily remove them with this DVD Ripper. Click the Edit icon to open the Edit window.

Go to the Crop tab, and you can set the output video aspect ratio crop the movie video. The program provides you with three methods to crop your video: select a crop mode from the Crop down-down menu, drag the crop frame around your video, or set the crop values (Up, Down, Left and right).
If you want to change the video effects, you can go to the Effect tab to set the brightness, contrast, saturation and select a pre-set movie effect.

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