PSP - Revision history

Sir VG at 16:34, 26 April 2010

2010-04-26T16:34:43Z

Sir VG: Modified info to include the PSP-3000 and change wording on the PSP-2000/1000 models.

2009-08-22T09:14:30Z

Modified info to include the PSP-3000 and change wording on the PSP-2000/1000 models.

Enhasa: dunno why I didn't link to MMPU before, im dumm

2008-08-07T22:37:37Z

dunno why I didn't link to MMPU before, im dumm

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2008-08-06T15:40:29Z

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2008-08-06T15:37:20Z

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If you have a newer model PSP (slimmer), then you're in luck. Just record the output like you would [[Console Recording|for a console]].

If you have an older model PSP, then you're going to need some extra equipment. There are two options: direct and indirect recording. The direct feed method is similar to how you would record on the newer PSP or other consoles and is preferred. The downside is that it costs more and requires taking your PSP apart and thus voiding the warranty. Indirect recording is essentially a hack: a fixed, mounted camera that attaches to your PSP and records what it sees. This is admittedly much better than the typical DS solution, but it can't compete with direct recording.

For direct recording, the de facto device is the PSP2TV from Team XTender. Take a look at this [http://gear.ign.com/articles/666/666034p1.html review and guide to setting it up] and some [http://gear.ign.com/articles/652/652495p1.html more information].

Some devices for indirect recording are the Innovation PSP TV adaptor, Nyko Play On TV adaptor, PSPonTV, and so on. Chris 'Satoryu' Kirk used the Innovation adaptor for his Mega Man Powered Up runs, if you want to check out results.

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-If you have the newest PSP (PSP-3000), you have the easiest way to record.  This version of the PSP supports recording in both component and composite/S-Video.  Simply get the appropiate cables needed for recording.
+The Sony PSP (PlayStation Portable) is Sony's answer to the Nintendo DS.  It offers a wide variety of games, played either via UMD (a small disk format) or via download to the memory card via the Playstation Network.
-If you have a PSP-2000 (PSP "Slim"), you can record directly from that, but it is a little tougher then the PSP-3000.  Just record the output like you would [[Console Recording|for a console]]. Please note that you will be recording games in component ONLY.
+There are 4 primary versions of the PSP.  The original is the PSP-1000 (PSP "Phat").  This is the thickest of the three systems.  In late 2007, the PSP-2000 (PSP "Slim") was released with video out capabilities.  The PSP-3000 (PSP "Bright"), an updated version of the Slim came out in late 2008.  In 2009, the PSP Go was released, which removed UMD, has a slider screen, and other features.
-If you have an original model PSP-1000 (PSP "phat"), then you're going to need some extra equipment. There are two options: direct and indirect recording. The direct feed method is similar to how you would record on the newer PSP or other consoles and is preferred. The downside is that it costs more and requires taking your PSP apart and thus voiding the warranty. Indirect recording is essentially a hack: a fixed, mounted camera that attaches to your PSP and records what it sees. This is admittedly much better than the typical DS solution, but it can't compete with direct recording.
+== PSP-1000 ==
 For direct recording, the de facto device is the PSP2TV from Team XTender. Take a look at this [http://gear.ign.com/articles/666/666034p1.html review and guide to setting it up] and some [http://gear.ign.com/articles/652/652495p1.html more information].
 Some devices for indirect recording are the Innovation PSP TV adaptor, Nyko Play On TV adaptor, PSPonTV, and so on. Chris 'Satoryu' Kirk used the Innovation adaptor for his [http://speeddemosarchive.com/MegaManPU.html Mega Man Powered Up runs], if you want to check out results.

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-If you have a newer model PSP (slimmer), then you're in luck. Just record the output like you would [[Console Recording|for a console]]. Please note that you will be recording games in component.
+If you have the newest PSP (PSP-3000), you have the easiest way to record.  This version of the PSP supports recording in both component and composite/S-Video.  Simply get the appropiate cables needed for recording.
-If you have an older model PSP, then you're going to need some extra equipment. There are two options: direct and indirect recording. The direct feed method is similar to how you would record on the newer PSP or other consoles and is preferred. The downside is that it costs more and requires taking your PSP apart and thus voiding the warranty. Indirect recording is essentially a hack: a fixed, mounted camera that attaches to your PSP and records what it sees. This is admittedly much better than the typical DS solution, but it can't compete with direct recording.
+If you have a PSP-2000 (PSP "Slim"), you can record directly from that, but it is a little tougher then the PSP-3000.  Just record the output like you would [[Console Recording|for a console]]. Please note that you will be recording games in component ONLY.
 For direct recording, the de facto device is the PSP2TV from Team XTender. Take a look at this [http://gear.ign.com/articles/666/666034p1.html review and guide to setting it up] and some [http://gear.ign.com/articles/652/652495p1.html more information].
 Some devices for indirect recording are the Innovation PSP TV adaptor, Nyko Play On TV adaptor, PSPonTV, and so on. Chris 'Satoryu' Kirk used the Innovation adaptor for his [http://speeddemosarchive.com/MegaManPU.html Mega Man Powered Up runs], if you want to check out results.

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	For direct recording, the de facto device is the PSP2TV from Team XTender. Take a look at this [http://gear.ign.com/articles/666/666034p1.html review and guide to setting it up] and some [http://gear.ign.com/articles/652/652495p1.html more information].		For direct recording, the de facto device is the PSP2TV from Team XTender. Take a look at this [http://gear.ign.com/articles/666/666034p1.html review and guide to setting it up] and some [http://gear.ign.com/articles/652/652495p1.html more information].

−	Some devices for indirect recording are the Innovation PSP TV adaptor, Nyko Play On TV adaptor, PSPonTV, and so on. Chris 'Satoryu' Kirk used the Innovation adaptor for his Mega Man Powered Up runs, if you want to check out results.	+	Some devices for indirect recording are the Innovation PSP TV adaptor, Nyko Play On TV adaptor, PSPonTV, and so on. Chris 'Satoryu' Kirk used the Innovation adaptor for his [http://speeddemosarchive.com/MegaManPU.html Mega Man Powered Up runs], if you want to check out results.

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−	If you have a newer model PSP (slimmer), then you're in luck. Just record the output like you would [[Console Recording\|for a console]].	+	If you have a newer model PSP (slimmer), then you're in luck. Just record the output like you would [[Console Recording\|for a console]]. Please note that you will be recording games in component.

	If you have an older model PSP, then you're going to need some extra equipment. There are two options: direct and indirect recording. The direct feed method is similar to how you would record on the newer PSP or other consoles and is preferred. The downside is that it costs more and requires taking your PSP apart and thus voiding the warranty. Indirect recording is essentially a hack: a fixed, mounted camera that attaches to your PSP and records what it sees. This is admittedly much better than the typical DS solution, but it can't compete with direct recording.		If you have an older model PSP, then you're going to need some extra equipment. There are two options: direct and indirect recording. The direct feed method is similar to how you would record on the newer PSP or other consoles and is preferred. The downside is that it costs more and requires taking your PSP apart and thus voiding the warranty. Indirect recording is essentially a hack: a fixed, mounted camera that attaches to your PSP and records what it sees. This is admittedly much better than the typical DS solution, but it can't compete with direct recording.