It will properly name the files for you and place them on the stick.

The only difference in the two settings is that the direct/renamed setting is for pointing this encoder directly at your PSP's memory stick, if that's what you want. That upper box-the one that just magically transformed into English-has two PSP settings: 'Model: MP4, for PSP' and 'Model: MP4, for PSP (Direct, renamed).' Use the setup program to change the software language to English and select the conversion mode.įrom there, you'll need to pick a PSP-ready preset for the program. That will change all of the program's settings and dialog boxes to a language that we can read. So the first step is to select 'English' from the drop-down menu at the bottom of the setup window. That's because the program defaults to Japanese, and if you're like us, you probably don't have full Japanese language support installed. Upon first running the setup program, you'll be confronted with a bunch of gibberish.

3G Converter doesn't have a proper install program, but there is a setup program (setup.exe) that you'll need to run first. It's as easy as unzipping the file to any directory, but you'll also need Apple QuickTime installed to make it work. How do you convert your existing movie files into a format that will work on your PSP? Start by installing 3GP Converter-you can download it from this Japanese site. wm, or some other format that won't run on your PSP. And you've got video files on your PC in.

Put movies on psp folder