are there any homebrew media players that will allow me to play real files. cuz a lot of chinese videos i download are in .rmvb format and i don't want to have to convert them everytime i want to watch on the PSP on the go. this will help me decide to get a PSP slim or not. thx a bunch guys
o and also, the much space does the average games take up after it's compressed to... i forgot the format it's non-iso.
THX A LOT
Full Version: what type of videos can the PSP play
Homebrew media players? Realmedia video? You're outa luck.
The average game is 642.78Mb by my estimate. They range from 19Mb (Kanji Trainer Portable) to 1.5Gb (Yu-Gi-Oh! GX: Tag Force 2). Compression formats include CSO and DAX, but only CSO works with CFW.
The average game is 642.78Mb by my estimate. They range from 19Mb (Kanji Trainer Portable) to 1.5Gb (Yu-Gi-Oh! GX: Tag Force 2). Compression formats include CSO and DAX, but only CSO works with CFW.
thx. i guess i won't be getting a PSP then
You're going to let the fact you download Really Crappy Media Player files and don't want to convert them, keep you from buying a PSP?
You have other issues in that case, Real Media is garbage.
You have other issues in that case, Real Media is garbage.
QUOTE (teck64 @ Nov 17 2007, 08:17 AM) 
2 hour movie = take me about 8 minutes (low quality, but look fine on the little screen)
Err... no.
QUOTE (IJTF_Cinder @ Nov 16 2007, 04:38 PM)
You're going to let the fact you download Really Crappy Media Player files and don't want to convert them, keep you from buying a PSP?
You have other issues in that case, Real Media is garbage.
You have other issues in that case, Real Media is garbage.
it's not my fault that almost all the videos posted on chinese forums are in .rmvb format
how is the homebrew scene for the PSP? is there a lot of useful applications, and how is homebrew for the new PSP, any compatibly issues?
Also would it be a lot easier to buy and use the this batteryhttp://us.codejunkies.com/shop/Products/MA...LIM__PSP19.aspx than making my own? i don't have access to a homebrew enabled PSP so i'm thinking of gettin this battery.
PSP is to be use to play games, not watching movies. Watching movies should be treated as a bonus
QUOTE (Ryuken @ Nov 18 2007, 04:43 PM)
QUOTE (IJTF_Cinder @ Nov 16 2007, 04:38 PM)
You're going to let the fact you download Really Crappy Media Player files and don't want to convert them, keep you from buying a PSP?
You have other issues in that case, Real Media is garbage.
it's not my fault that almost all the videos posted on chinese forums are in .rmvb format
how is the homebrew scene for the PSP? is there a lot of useful applications, and how is homebrew for the new PSP, any compatibly issues?
Also would it be a lot easier to buy and use the this batteryhttp://us.codejunkies.com/shop/Products/MA...LIM__PSP19.aspx than making my own? i don't have access to a homebrew enabled PSP so i'm thinking of gettin this battery.
Please note that the TOOL battery does not come with the memory stick needed for flashing. Typically you need a homebrew PSP to make that 'magic' ms so make sure you have that aspect sorted before you buy that battery.
QUOTE (BlackKnight @ Nov 19 2007, 02:04 AM)
QUOTE (Ryuken @ Nov 18 2007, 04:43 PM)
QUOTE (IJTF_Cinder @ Nov 16 2007, 04:38 PM)
You're going to let the fact you download Really Crappy Media Player files and don't want to convert them, keep you from buying a PSP?
You have other issues in that case, Real Media is garbage.
it's not my fault that almost all the videos posted on chinese forums are in .rmvb format
how is the homebrew scene for the PSP? is there a lot of useful applications, and how is homebrew for the new PSP, any compatibly issues?
Also would it be a lot easier to buy and use the this batteryhttp://us.codejunkies.com/shop/Products/MA...LIM__PSP19.aspx than making my own? i don't have access to a homebrew enabled PSP so i'm thinking of gettin this battery.
Please note that the TOOL battery does not come with the memory stick needed for flashing. Typically you need a homebrew PSP to make that 'magic' ms so make sure you have that aspect sorted before you buy that battery.
o, about, that, i found the files online
Cool as long as you have the right files. Most official installers avoid being illegal by making you compile the files you need from official firmware updates - you'll need a homebrew PSP for that.
Just make sure you have a rip of the Memory Stick and not the common Memory Stick creator thing.
Just make sure you have a rip of the Memory Stick and not the common Memory Stick creator thing.
ur talking about the the in the kd folder and registry right?
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