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I've no problem ripping DVDs - I can do that in my sleep. But what about the conversion?
I know of software called X-OOM, but from what I've read, it's pretty naff.
If I rip a DVD to my PC, does the PSP come with the necessary software to stick it on a Memory Stick and play it back?
Personally, I'm always loathe to pay that sort of excessively inflated postage though.
And I don’t mean to thread high-jack but apart from the stupidly high postage what’s wrong with this.
[URL]http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Sandisk-1GB-Memory-Stick-PRO-Duo-GAMING-1-GB-PSP-NT-512_W0QQitemZ8211883630QQcategoryZ91513QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem[/URL]
> X-OOM was what I was going to suggest, any idea why it's no good?
I read a few reviews on the net, and they said it wasn't that great.
Plus, it costs £25. If you can do it with free utils from the net, what's the point? :-)
pb/Mozzy - thanks. I've already got DVD Shrink and DVD Decrypter, so I should be fine moving them over. :-)
I recommend DVD Clone2 or DVD Shrink to create VOB files from the film (just the film, no extras) and then using PSPVideo9 to convert them to the correct format.
Easy, but takes a while...
[URL]http://www.engadget.com/entry/1234000980024404[/URL]
This one a pretty good though: [URL]http://psp.turbosweet.com/_files/tutorials/dvd_to_psp/dvdpsp.htm[/URL]
Check out PSPVideo9.
Edit: Oh and theres PSP (homebrew I think) software that allows you to play avi files, so not much conversion needed (just the size I spose) but im not sure if thats only for 1.0 and 1.5 PSPs since its homebrew.