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>
> Mac OSX Applications for Sony's Playstation Portable
>
> http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/25571
>
>
> Product Description:
> iPSP (intelligent Picture and Sound Pusher) is a complete, full-featured PSP
> management tool for MacOS X with the following features:
>
> a.. Automatic Game Save Backup
> b.. iTunes Playlist integration, supports Smart Playlists
> c.. iPhoto Album integration, supports Smart Albums
> d.. Multiformat queue-based video converter with multiproccessor support
> e.. Automated "no hands" operation
> f.. Simple options
> g.. Requires no drivers or extensions
> h.. Extensive help via standard MacOS X Help Center
> i.. Works in English and Japanese
>
> What's new in this version:
> iPSP v1.0.2 fixes and adds the following:
> a.. Registration bug that makes it appear you aren't registered until you
> relaunch has been fixed
> a.. Per user request, added Eject PSP option
> a.. Issue with .dv video and 2 pass Xvid that was fixed (xvid doesn't
> support dv colorspace in NTSC; the app automatically changes it to 2pass
> mpeg4)
> a.. Enabled multiple runs for the Queue Encoder. No longer need to quit and
> re-run
> a.. Corrected errors in Japanese UI
>
>
> __
>
>
> If you have a Mac and a PSP, we've got the tool you need to bring them
> together...
> the MacOS X way...
>
> Introducing iPSP, the intelligent Picture and Sound Pusher!
>
> Simply put, iPSP is a complete, full-featured PSP management tool for MacOS
> X with the following features:
>
> * Automatic Game Save Backup
> * iTunes Playlist integration, supports Smart Playlists
> * iPhoto Album integration, supports Smart Albums
> * Multiformat queue-based video converter with multiproccessor support
> * Automated "no hands" operation
> * Simple options
> * Requires no drivers or extensions
> * Extensive help via standard MacOS X Help Center
> * Works in English and Japanese
>
> How Simple is it, really?
>
> Really, really simple and easy. When iPSP is running, if a PSP is plugged
> in* to your Mac, it automatically backs up your PSP Saved Game data into
> well organized Date Stamped folders in your Library folder.
>
> For music and photos, iPSP works with apps you already know, iTunes and
> iPhoto. Simply make a Playlist in iTunes named PSP Playlist, and a Photo
> Album in iPhoto named PSP Album. Add the .mp3 and .m4a music, and Photos and
> pictures from iTunes and iPhoto respectively that you want to play and view
> on your PSP...and you're done!
>
> When you plug in* your PSP, iPSP will automatically copy your seections to
> your PSP converting and optimizing as needed on the fly. It requires no
> settings or interaction from you...it Just Works.
>
> What about video?
>
> Video, unlike audio and photos can take a long time to proccess. With iPSP,
> you can put the video you'd like to view on your PSP into a conversion
> queue, specify all the options you'd like for each clip, and run them all.
> iPSP lets you know when they are ready to go!
>
> iPSP can make PSP-ready .MP4 video clips from the following formats:
>
> * MPEG files - .mpg extension
> * Video for Windows files - .avi extension
> * QuickTime Files - .mov extension
> * Windows Media files - .wmv extension
> * DVD Video Object files - .vob extension
> * Digital Video files - .dv extension
>
> *Playstation Portable connection requires standard
> USB A - 5pin USB Mini cable. iPSP will also work with a PSP-formatted Memory
> Stick Duo card in any Memory Stick Card reader.
>
>
>
>
>
>

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>
> Mac OSX Applications for Sony's Playstation Portable
>
> http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx/25571
>
>
> Product Description:
> iPSP (intelligent Picture and Sound Pusher) is a complete, full-featured PSP
> management tool for MacOS X with the following features:
>
> a.. Automatic Game Save Backup
> b.. iTunes Playlist integration, supports Smart Playlists
> c.. iPhoto Album integration, supports Smart Albums
> d.. Multiformat queue-based video converter with multiproccessor support
> e.. Automated "no hands" operation
> f.. Simple options
> g.. Requires no drivers or extensions
> h.. Extensive help via standard MacOS X Help Center
> i.. Works in English and Japanese
>
> What's new in this version:
> iPSP v1.0.2 fixes and adds the following:
> a.. Registration bug that makes it appear you aren't registered until you
> relaunch has been fixed
> a.. Per user request, added Eject PSP option
> a.. Issue with .dv video and 2 pass Xvid that was fixed (xvid doesn't
> support dv colorspace in NTSC; the app automatically changes it to 2pass
> mpeg4)
> a.. Enabled multiple runs for the Queue Encoder. No longer need to quit and
> re-run
> a.. Corrected errors in Japanese UI
>
>
> __
>
>
> If you have a Mac and a PSP, we've got the tool you need to bring them
> together...
> the MacOS X way...
>
> Introducing iPSP, the intelligent Picture and Sound Pusher!
>
> Simply put, iPSP is a complete, full-featured PSP management tool for MacOS
> X with the following features:
>
> * Automatic Game Save Backup
> * iTunes Playlist integration, supports Smart Playlists
> * iPhoto Album integration, supports Smart Albums
> * Multiformat queue-based video converter with multiproccessor support
> * Automated "no hands" operation
> * Simple options
> * Requires no drivers or extensions
> * Extensive help via standard MacOS X Help Center
> * Works in English and Japanese
>
> How Simple is it, really?
>
> Really, really simple and easy. When iPSP is running, if a PSP is plugged
> in* to your Mac, it automatically backs up your PSP Saved Game data into
> well organized Date Stamped folders in your Library folder.
>
> For music and photos, iPSP works with apps you already know, iTunes and
> iPhoto. Simply make a Playlist in iTunes named PSP Playlist, and a Photo
> Album in iPhoto named PSP Album. Add the .mp3 and .m4a music, and Photos and
> pictures from iTunes and iPhoto respectively that you want to play and view
> on your PSP...and you're done!
>
> When you plug in* your PSP, iPSP will automatically copy your seections to
> your PSP converting and optimizing as needed on the fly. It requires no
> settings or interaction from you...it Just Works.
>
> What about video?
>
> Video, unlike audio and photos can take a long time to proccess. With iPSP,
> you can put the video you'd like to view on your PSP into a conversion
> queue, specify all the options you'd like for each clip, and run them all.
> iPSP lets you know when they are ready to go!
>
> iPSP can make PSP-ready .MP4 video clips from the following formats:
>
> * MPEG files - .mpg extension
> * Video for Windows files - .avi extension
> * QuickTime Files - .mov extension
> * Windows Media files - .wmv extension
> * DVD Video Object files - .vob extension
> * Digital Video files - .dv extension
>
> *Playstation Portable connection requires standard
> USB A - 5pin USB Mini cable. iPSP will also work with a PSP-formatted Memory
> Stick Duo card in any Memory Stick Card reader.
>
>
>
>
>
>