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How to transfer and put DVD video in my PSP
Everyone may be excited when they enjoy DVD video at home, but PSP provides the solution that you can watch them anywhere, anytime. You just need to transfer and put DVD video in your PSP. ImTOO DVD to PSP Converter can help you to put DVD to PSP Video and Audio Format. It also has its own PSP transfer software, PSP Video Manager which helps to transfer DVD video to PSP.
ImTOO DVD to PSP Converter is a useful DVD PSP converter software which helps you put DVD video to PSP MP4 video format, put DVD to PSP MP3 audio files. You can transfer DVD video to PSP with inside PSP Video Manager. ImTOO DVD to PSP Converter also supports the changeable settings. Free Download ImTOO DVD to PSP Converter, with the friendly interface and no complicated settings, the DVD to PSP converter may take wonderful experience to our life!
1. How to convert DVD movie and music to iPod video? 3. Tips
2. How to transfer DVD video to PSP? 4. Glossary

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How to convert DVD movie and music to iPod video? Top back
1. Download and install ImTOO DVD to PSP Converter.
2. Run ImTOO DVD to PSP Converter. Please choose "Add DVD Folder" in the 'File' menu or directly press the "DVD" button in the main interface, then select your DVD drive in the pop-up window and press the "OK" button.
3. Set output format and conversion mode. Set output format in "Profile" combo box and you also can set conversion mode in the right column, such as Bit Rate, Sample Rate, Duration, Start time, etc. You can choose to convert either the entire file or any chapters within a file at will, select chapters by clicking the button.
4. Choose the output files patch. Click "Browse." button to select a folder or enter the direct file path in the "Destination" form to decide where to save the output files. The default path is "C:\temp".
5. Please clicking the button to start conversion.
How to transfer DVD video to PSP? Top back
1. Make sure your PSP is successfully connected to the computer through USB port, check the Connection status in your PSP "setting" menu.
2. Choose the "PSP Video Manager" in the "Tools" menu.
3. Click the "Open" button, select the converted file you want in the pop-up window and click "Copy" to pull it to your PSP.
Tips Top back
  • How to edit ID3
    If you want to enjoy your favorite music on your PSP, you need to transfer and put DVD video to your PSP MP3 Audio format. Select output profile in the "profile" combo-box at the bottom of the interface, and specify the "profile" as "MP3-Layer-3 Audio(*.mp3)".
    Then see the upper right panel displaying the detailed information about the DVD folder, you can edit ID3 in "Summary" option, such as "Title", "Author", "Copyright", "Comments", "Album", "Genre", "Composer", "Orig.Artist", "Year", etc. You will see the ID3 information in the course of listening to music on your PSP.
  • How to examine conversion errors
    If there are some errors in the course of conversion. First of all, select the file whose conversion errors you want to examine, and then click the button at the bottom of the interface. You may see a message window about the conversion log .Now look over the conversion log carefully, you also can copy the log and send email to our support team at support@imtoo.com.
  • How to adjust video quality
    You can adjust the Video or Audio Bit Rate in the upper right panel to get different quality. A low bit rate means lower quality and a smaller file size, while a high bit rate means better quality and larger files. Select certain files and adjust the Video or Audio Bit Rate by selecting value in "Bit Rate" option drop down list box.
Glossary Top back
  • ID3: A "tag" or collection of data, embedded in MP3 files, which identifies the song with information like artists, title, album and genre. These tags can be edited. After putting and transferring MP3 audio files with ID3 information to your PSP, You can see the information when you enjoy music. There are two unrelated versions of ID3: ID3v1 and ID3v2.
  • ID3v1: ID3v1 was created in 1996 and quickly became the de facto standard for storing metadata in MP3s. The ID3v1 tag occupies 128 bytes, beginning with the string TAG. To maintain compatibility with older media players the tag was placed at the end of the file. Some players played a small burst of static when they read the tag, but most ignored it, and almost all modern players will correctly skip it.
  • ID3v2: ID3v2 tags are of variable size, and usually occur at the start of the file, to aid streaming media. They consist of a number of frames, each of which contains a piece of metadata. For example, the TIT2 frame contains the title, and the WOAR contains the URL of the artist's website. Frames can be 16MB in length. Textual frames are marked with an encoding bit, though mojibake are still common.
  • MP3: MP3 stands for MPEG-1 Audio Layer III. It is not a separate format, but a part of MPEG-1 video encoding format, developed by MPEG group in early 1990's. Too often people refer MP3 as MPEG-3, which is incorrect, because such format doesn't even exist.
  • MPEG4: The latest compression method standardized by MPEG group, is used for both streaming and downloadable web content, and is also the video format employed by a growing number of portable video recorders. One of the best-known MPEG4 encoders is DivX which since version 5 has been fully standard-compliant MPEG4 encoder.
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