Firmware code hints at video output
Sony's software developers seem to include hints at upcoming features months in advance. Skype-like VoIP functionality was discovered months ago ... and that feature is only now being unveiled. By looking at some code stored in firmware 3.50, undertaxxx from MaxConsole has unearthed a small reference to "videoout." Could the PSP finally be getting a way of outputting images to a television? From the looks of this hidden icon, it appears so. It's not like Sony hasn't considered this functionality before ...
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
wambam @ Jun 7th 2007 9:12PM
its about time, wonder how long it will be before its made offical?
kingofwale @ Jun 7th 2007 9:35PM
that's one feature that has held UMD movies back since day 1. Why should I pay for it at full price when I can't even output it?
rockeranimefreak @ Jun 8th 2007 12:34AM
haha awesome i can now watch umd's on tv ! hopefully the quality isn't crappy...
Sean @ Jun 8th 2007 12:49AM
hmm... It might only be digital video out like dvi or hdmi.
axelixc @ Jun 8th 2007 2:26AM
remember sony official 3.40 has enabled high resolution video in umd higher than 480x272. i think they made it ready for the next big wave in 3.50 to support tv high resolution. this is great if the extra feature is tv output....i suppose via usb (another new accessory cable would be lauch by sony).
Alien @ Jun 8th 2007 8:10AM
Finally , now all we need is a RE game , and a PSN connection , and Il say that he PSP is THE console of all times :D
Bored @ Jun 8th 2007 10:29AM
There are no cables whatsoever that could plug the PSP to a TV.
It sounds to me like some sort of complementary Remote Play feature, that would also require a PS3...
required @ Jun 8th 2007 10:58AM
I'm guessing you'd plug some corded device into the top of the PSP???
JK @ Jun 8th 2007 2:17PM
I think high res output to the PSP was enabled for Remote Play from the PS3. The videos off the PS3 look much better now than they did when the PS3 first came out and the PSP didn't have full-res output.