I've been using a PSP since they first came out in 2005 so have got used to moving stuff to and from the PSP and my PCs. To the novice its not always straight forward but Sony do provide enough info in the PSP pack and on their website to explain how to do it.
This piece of software tries to provide a friendly interface from your PC to your PSP. I was suprised how long it took to install and I'm always a bit dubious as you have to wonder how much stuff is being installed on the PC. Anyway after a while it installed fine and I opened the new EXE on my desktop.
The interface to the software looks very Sony in terms of the icons and font used. You plug in your PSP via a USB cable and its contents appear within the software, ... Read More:
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I've never previously bothered paying for DVD software. I've already got 4 free software DVD players from different companies and they all have their strengths and weaknesses but at the end of the day they play DVDs that look and sound great on my PC so who cares about anything else.
Until last week when I bought a 2nd-hand CRT widescreen TV with Dolby Digital and Pixel Plus and started to become obsessed by virtual surround sound. My studio and living room are too small for a decent affordable wireless surround sound set-up; my wife refuses to have the wires trailing everywhere and I refuse to fork out a penny for a sub-standard system so I started to research virtual surround which led me to decide on two purchases: a set of surround ... Read More:
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I've never previously bothered paying for DVD software. I've already got 4 free software DVD players from different companies and they all have their strengths and weaknesses but at the end of the day they play DVDs that look and sound great on my PC so who cares about anything else.
Until last week when I bought a 2nd-hand CRT widescreen TV with Dolby Digital and Pixel Plus and started to become obsessed by virtual surround sound. My studio and living room are too small for a decent affordable wireless surround sound set-up; my wife refuses to have the wires trailing everywhere and I refuse to fork out a penny for a sub-standard system so I started to research virtual surround which led me to decide on two purchases: a set of surround ... Read More:
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I've never previously bothered paying for DVD software. I've already got 4 free software DVD players from different companies and they all have their strengths and weaknesses but at the end of the day they play DVDs that look and sound great on my PC so who cares about anything else.
Until last week when I bought a 2nd-hand CRT widescreen TV with Dolby Digital and Pixel Plus and started to become obsessed by virtual surround sound. My studio and living room are too small for a decent affordable wireless surround sound set-up; my wife refuses to have the wires trailing everywhere and I refuse to fork out a penny for a sub-standard system so I started to research virtual surround which led me to decide on two purchases: a set of surround ... Read More:
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I've never previously bothered paying for DVD software. I've already got 4 free software DVD players from different companies and they all have their strengths and weaknesses but at the end of the day they play DVDs that look and sound great on my PC so who cares about anything else.
Until last week when I bought a 2nd-hand CRT widescreen TV with Dolby Digital and Pixel Plus and started to become obsessed by virtual surround sound. My studio and living room are too small for a decent affordable wireless surround sound set-up; my wife refuses to have the wires trailing everywhere and I refuse to fork out a penny for a sub-standard system so I started to research virtual surround which led me to decide on two purchases: a set of surround ... Read More:
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