how many songs can a psp hold? how do we put them on there?
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the psp doesn't have any built in memory,so you buy a memory stick duo (128,256,512,1GB,2GB),put it in your psp memory slot, plug it into the computer,go to settings on your psp,select(usb),go to my computer and click removable storage
936452
if those are real media.. then use Real Player (such as .ram or .rm extension in files)
1121846
You have to buy a bigger memory card.  I have a 1GB memory card and it holds about 600 songs.  So, if you buy a 2 GB, you should be able to hold over 1000 songs.
124681
ohhh  god i answered this question a lot of time and here we go again\nif you wanna download music first go to the specific drive\nand make folder and call it PSP then in psp folder make a floder call it music like\n(D:)/PSP/Music\nthen just copy them and paste it\nfor picture make a folder and call it photos\n(D:)/PSP/Photos\nbut for video it's a bit harder\nfor that you have to convert your videos to mpeg-4\nand to convert them you have to download a software called\nPSP VIDEO 9
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I have 261 songs, 10 mixes, and most are 128, 192, or 320 kbps\n\nThere are the occasional odd ones at 203, 206, 208, 230, 189, 160, 186, 254, 256...\n\nWhat kind of question is this anyway? \nOh, I know. It's a boring-yet-somewhat-weird question.
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If your computer has a CD burner, make a CD of the music. Make sure that you make a data CD, not a music CD. data CDs can carry up to 800 MB of music (usually) while music CDs hold a maximum of 20 (if you're lucky).\nOtherwise MP3 players or flash drives are a good choice too.
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your CD is not big enough to put on as many songs as you would like. You need to try and burn less songs onto the CD.
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plug in ur memory stick in USB and copy songs from ur folder and in "MY COMP" locate ur memstick and move files. Either drag n drop or copy and paste
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that means that it is playable on the psp system its self. and no, you cant put it in the dvd player, the discs are umds not dvds. \n\n\n         ps- psp is a portable play station.
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Compress it as much as you can and it should fit...otherwise...split it into two parts and put it on two CD-Rs.
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Like 200 songs...\n\nNo, okay...  It's a different format.  MP3 files have been compressed into a cool, well, mp3 format.  Standard CD's are uncompressed full audio.  A 'normal' couple minute song is about 50mb uncompressed, while in mp3 format it's about 2-2 1/2 mb.\n\nKeep in mind that while you can put on 20 times the songs on an mp3 format CD, not all CD players will be able to play them.  Most newer ones will, but not all.  If you're only intent is to play them on a PC, no worries.
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There are but I will get back to you on that Monday.If you have the 2.6 upgrade on PSP you can.I found one good site pspdrive.com but I was looking for more.The codes from want I remember aren't that hot thou.Get at ya on Monday.
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You make a folder in PSP folder. It's in the manual I think.
102010
first go to then specific drive the create new folder and call it psp the make another one and call it music e.g\n(D:)/psp/Music\nnow you can copy and paste your musics in the music folder \nWhen you're done copying your desired music tracks, press the cross button on the PSP to get out of USB transfer mode
199020
Ok.. here's what you have to do.\n\n1) Open the memory stick up.\n2) At the top level of the stick, create a folder named MP_ROOT\n3) Inside the MP_ROOT folder, create another folder named 100MNV01\n4) Inside the 100MNV01 Folder, place your movie.\n5) The movie must be named 'M4VXXXX.MP4'. Where XXXX = a unique 4 digit number (use any 4 digits).  Each movie must have its own number.. as an example, M4V0001.MP4\n\nI recommend using PSP Video 9 for keeping track of, managing, copying and creation of thumbnails for movies for the PSP.  It also lets you convert movies from other formats specifically for use on the PSP.  For right now, PSP Video 9 is free.. but they do accept donations.
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i have 2.6 on my psp but why would you want 2.5 2.6 can have MP4 files and MP3 files 2.6 is better
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Any decent computer these days can handle that. 6000 songs is like ~25 gigs. Most hard drives nowadays are bigger than that. My Dell Latitude D620 laptop can handle that with ease.