PSP Video 9 introduces beta converter for 3.30 users

by Andrew Yoon { Mar 28th 2007 at 8:50PM }

Full resolution PSP videos problematic? Not anymore! Red Kawa has quickly updated their PSP Video 9 software to support 480x272 resolution video for PSP. It was put together so quickly that not everything has been checked. With only two profiles to choose from, don't expect a full-fledged program. However, it's great to see that independent developers are already working hard to serve the needs of avid PSP fans.

Download the beta at Red Kawa.

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Tags: 3.3, 3.30, full res, FullRes, psp video 9, PspVideo9, red kawa, RedKawa, video

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

Stef Geiger @ Mar 28th 2007 9:15PM

...wow. Um, now can someone update/make a good encoder for OS X?

Stef Geiger @ Mar 28th 2007 9:48PM

Well, the two videos I tried work for the first few seconds, then the PSP stops them and tells me they're unplayable.

Ajax @ Mar 28th 2007 11:24PM

^^i had the same problem!

theMediaman @ Mar 29th 2007 10:14AM

I use PQ-DVD for conversions, but it doesn't support the new resolutions. I tried the beta PSPvideo 9 on some 16:9 anime...

...crispy! Beautiful video, and it worked fine on my PSP.

Video is the primary reason I bought this thing, and it took them two years to give us full-rez. But now we have it, yay Sony!

Ed @ Mar 29th 2007 1:00PM

Same problem as Stef and Ajax. Also, even though the mp4 file is 480x272, it plays back in 4:3 ratio (with black bars on the left and right) on the PSP before 'this video cannot be played.'

Thanks for getting this out so quickly. Looking forward to the next update.