How to Transfer Home Video or video trailers to a PSP Memory Stick

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Whether you want to show off your own video work, or watch the latest Original Video Anime on the go, being able to transfer video to your PSP is a useful thing. If you can can turn on your PSP and navigate the home menu, you can transfer video files.

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Instructions

Difficulty: Easy

Things You’ll Need:

a PSP
a computer
a Memory Stick Duo or Pro Duo
a USB cable with a Mini-B connector on one end
An Video to PSP Converter(PSP Movie Converter recommended） if one wanna convert the video to PSP Playable format.

Step1

Memory card options Here we go. First insert a Memory Stick into the Memory Stick slot in the left side of the PSP. Depending on how many video files you want it to hold, you may need to get a larger one than the stick that came with your system.

Step2

Turn on the PSP.
A button away.

Step3

Plug a USB cable into the back of the PSP and into your PC or Mac. The USB cable needs to have a Mini-B connector on one end (this plugs into the PSP), and a standard USB connector on the other (this plugs into the computer).

Step4

Scroll to the "Settings" icon on the home menu of your PSP.

Step5

Find the "USB Connection" icon in the "Settings" menu. Press the X button. Your PSP will display the words "USB Mode" and your PC or Mac will recognize it as a USB storage device.

Step6

There should be a folder called "MP_ROOT" on the PSP Memory Stick if you formatted it on your PSP; if not, create one.

Step7

There should be a folder called "100MNV01" inside the "MP_ROOT" folder.

Step8

Drag and drop files into the folders just as you would save files in another folder on your computer. Video files go in the "100MNV01" folder.

Step9

Here is a step for those who think of converting the video into mp4 format playable on PSP. Then a video to PSP converter is needed. One can download PSP Movie Converter at http://www.pqdvd.com/psp
It helps you convert a full-length movie within in 5 mins.

Tips & Warnings

Video files compatible with firmware version 1.50 or higher are MPEG-4 (MP4/AVC). Use the tutorial linked below to find out which firmware version you have (if you're in North America, you'll have at least version 1.50).