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Loopy, just wondering, would it be possible for you to modify your 3DS capture board for a PSP?
Why you ask since the PSP already has video/audio output? Well, for digital video and audio capture rather then analog.

Suggestion... maybe remove UMD disc slot and store the capture board within?

Two different systems from made by different companies in different console generations are extremely unlikely to be able to use the same capture board with few modifications, and in the event that they are, working out the 3ds XL card is a higher priority.

In regards to a PSP, wouldn't you be better off just hacking it then using remotejoy? It has video output via the regular PSP USB connector via that method.

Never heard of that application, but would like to try it. Is this images or video and if video, depending on your computer, are you have to get consistent 59.94 FPS and 1:1 output? From what I can tell, audio is not passed with the video? So you would need something like: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001EA ... d_i=507846. Do you have a link to the most up-to-date drivers? Most the guides I found are from 2008-2010. I have Windows XP x86 or 7 x64 and PSP-2000 M33-6.

Thanks

I use remotejoy lite for my psp recordings XD

Yeah, the PSP firmware scene has stabilized so that you can have pretty much any firmware on pretty much any PSP (not just the PSP-1000 models), with the ability to remove the firmware hacks and go back to official firmware if you are at all worried about going online in any way with the non-official firmware.

Not sure if loopy wants to have open discussion about PSP firmware and hacks here, but it can be done with firmware 6.60.

Doesn't the 2000-3000 models can stream via component with a wire. If you have either models, capture via component, and the wire then your good to go.

Yeah, I have an expensive component capture setup for the PSP as well, but you really can't beat the direct feed USB capture for picture quality.

Not to say RemoteJoy didn't have its problems; in the past, games would run slow if your system wasn't set up properly, and people were making videos on their hacked PSPs with their obviously pirated games because anyone who bought the game would've noticed the slowdown immediately and would try to fix it. Those slow gameplay videos would actually turn people away from the game!

Here's an example of a RemoteJoy-recorded video made by some idiot who didn't realize it was slow:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xBab0LC5c0g&t=23s

Compare that to my setup: PSP with original firmware, component cables, upscaled to 720p, cropped, and resized:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hkMxEnVWxDY

Shouldn't be a problem with today's firmware and RemoteJoy versions if you know what you're doing, especially if you crank the PSP to 333 Mhz, but it was always something to look out for.

triple_lei, does RemoteJoy pass audio as well or just video? In the video you posted that you made, is that v.i component or usb?

When I record with RemoteJoy, I have to use my PC's line in port for sound, just like with my 3DS.

The one that I made was with the PSP component cables, with the audio cables going directly to my capture card.

If you have any more questions, you should probably just PM me...