PSPTube: Watch YouTube on your PSP! [OUTDATED]

[brightprofiles]

then try this, it must work, i got the details somewhere on http://www.playstationportal.blogspot.com, where iget guide on buying psp games.

There has been much talk about PSP emulators and the like. Such emulators allow you to play and test PSP games and software on the PC. Of course, they are a closely guarded secret and available only to designated, licensed developers approved by Sony.


Of course, it cannot be expected that Sony will release this official emulator to the general public.


For one, it is likely to contain protected code that hackers might be able to reverse engineer and result in a higher probability of games and protected hardware being "cracked".


Luckily, the PSPe has been released. This is the first known emulator of the PSP available for the PC. It only plays homebrew games and no commercial titles can be played on it. This is a very early release as denoted by its version number, 0.7. When a version number is less than one, this usually denotes that it is far from the finished product but has been brought to the public early so that they can at least test what functionality there is -- the product need not be perfect before release. Due to this the performance of this PSP emulator is quite poor -- the speed of the games is not optimum.


Games can be played on the PSPe by simply dragging and dropping into a subfolder and then this will appear in the emulator itself. Currently, there is no gamepad support and games can only be played with the keyboard.


Homebrew games are those which have been coded or created by home enthusiasts. Lacking the resources of commercial giants like Sony and their developers, these are usually much more simple and short than their commercially available counterparts. Nevertheless, they can still be a lot of fun, whether played on the PSP itself or on a PSP emulator.


There is also another PSP emulator available although this instead plays SNES or Super NES games on the PSP. Snes9x has been a leading SNES emulator for the PC for many years and recently they have created a version for use on the PSP. Again, this has been released early and has a version number of 0.02. Again, due to this, the performance of this PSP emulator is a little slow compared to what you might be used to.


Sometimes, people will resort to a PSP emulator such as Snes9x because they lack enough good games on their PSP. Instead of buying commercial titles from the store at a high per game cost, one alternative is to enlist the services of a dedicated PSP download site. These sites offer the latest games as well as music, movies and wallpapers -- all encoded especially for the PSP. These sites are also guaranteed to be free from spyware and viruses and technical support is available, www.playstationportal.blogspot.com

[brightprofiles]

You need psp emulator, fix it here,www.playstationportal.blogspot.comThere has been much talk about PSP emulators and the like. Such emulators allow you to play and test PSP games and software on the PC. Of course, they are a closely guarded secret and available only to designated, licensed developers approved by Sony.


Of course, it cannot be expected that Sony will release this official emulator to the general public.


For one, it is likely to contain protected code that hackers might be able to reverse engineer and result in a higher probability of games and protected hardware being "cracked".


Luckily, the PSPe has been released. This is the first known emulator of the PSP available for the PC. It only plays homebrew games and no commercial titles can be played on it. This is a very early release as denoted by its version number, 0.7. When a version number is less than one, this usually denotes that it is far from the finished product but has been brought to the public early so that they can at least test what functionality there is -- the product need not be perfect before release. Due to this the performance of this PSP emulator is quite poor -- the speed of the games is not optimum.


Games can be played on the PSPe by simply dragging and dropping into a subfolder and then this will appear in the emulator itself. Currently, there is no gamepad support and games can only be played with the keyboard.


Homebrew games are those which have been coded or created by home enthusiasts. Lacking the resources of commercial giants like Sony and their developers, these are usually much more simple and short than their commercially available counterparts. Nevertheless, they can still be a lot of fun, whether played on the PSP itself or on a PSP emulator.


There is also another PSP emulator available although this instead plays SNES or Super NES games on the PSP. Snes9x has been a leading SNES emulator for the PC for many years and recently they have created a version for use on the PSP. Again, this has been released early and has a version number of 0.02. Again, due to this, the performance of this PSP emulator is a little slow compared to what you might be used to.


Sometimes, people will resort to a PSP emulator such as Snes9x because they lack enough good games on their PSP. Instead of buying commercial titles from the store at a high per game cost, one alternative is to enlist the services of a dedicated PSP download site. These sites offer the latest games as well as music, movies and wallpapers -- all encoded especially for the PSP. These sites are also guaranteed to be free from spyware and viruses and technical support is available, www.playstationportal.blogspot.com

[omracer]

You need psp emulator, fix it here,www.playstationportal.blogspot.comThere has been much talk about PSP emulators and the like. Such emulators allow you to play and test PSP games and software on the PC. Of course, they are a closely guarded secret and available only to designated, licensed developers approved by Sony.


Of course, it cannot be expected that Sony will release this official emulator to the general public.


For one, it is likely to contain protected code that hackers might be able to reverse engineer and result in a higher probability of games and protected hardware being "cracked".


Luckily, the PSPe has been released. This is the first known emulator of the PSP available for the PC. It only plays homebrew games and no commercial titles can be played on it. This is a very early release as denoted by its version number, 0.7. When a version number is less than one, this usually denotes that it is far from the finished product but has been brought to the public early so that they can at least test what functionality there is -- the product need not be perfect before release. Due to this the performance of this PSP emulator is quite poor -- the speed of the games is not optimum.


Games can be played on the PSPe by simply dragging and dropping into a subfolder and then this will appear in the emulator itself. Currently, there is no gamepad support and games can only be played with the keyboard.


Homebrew games are those which have been coded or created by home enthusiasts. Lacking the resources of commercial giants like Sony and their developers, these are usually much more simple and short than their commercially available counterparts. Nevertheless, they can still be a lot of fun, whether played on the PSP itself or on a PSP emulator.


There is also another PSP emulator available although this instead plays SNES or Super NES games on the PSP. Snes9x has been a leading SNES emulator for the PC for many years and recently they have created a version for use on the PSP. Again, this has been released early and has a version number of 0.02. Again, due to this, the performance of this PSP emulator is a little slow compared to what you might be used to.


Sometimes, people will resort to a PSP emulator such as Snes9x because they lack enough good games on their PSP. Instead of buying commercial titles from the store at a high per game cost, one alternative is to enlist the services of a dedicated PSP download site. These sites offer the latest games as well as music, movies and wallpapers -- all encoded especially for the PSP. These sites are also guaranteed to be free from spyware and viruses and technical support is available, www.playstationportal.blogspot.com

The link is Completely Rubbish.

THIS IS SPAM

[bacalacadaca]

muchosucko javascript yet!?

[trixx617]

i have no idea how to do any of this can someone help with it all?

[hodgsonb]

ye this makes no sense at all.also will i only work on custom firmware? mine is completely updated but i know someone hu cud probly do the thing wiv the pandora $#@! but is it necessary to work this app?

[omracer]

HOW TO GET PSP TUBE SET UP
READ SPOILER

Spoiler!

What You need:
A Copy of PSPTube (One Released in 2008) Arnookie's is the quickest to use but Chronos'es version has google video included. Download either of them from this thread to a place you would recongise. like desktop.

IF THE ATTACHMENTS DON'T WORK OR DOWNLOAD PROPERLY PLEASE GO HERE:
http://www.dcemu.co.uk/vbulletin/sho...&postcount=480

CFW 3.71 M33-3 +

A wireless access point (a.k.a a wireless modem router).

Step 1:
Access you PSP on your computer

Step 2:
Put your copy of PSP Tube in X:/PSP/GAME

Step 3:
Go to game in the xmb then memory stick & load psp tube.

Step 4:
If you see a splash screen saying psp tube YOU ARE IN THE 3.xx KERNEL
Else go into recovery mode then configuration then change the kernel to 3.xx

Step 5:
If you WLAN switch is on a select connection screen should appear
(That is self explantory if your stuck on that bit YOUR NOOB)

Step 6:
YOUR DONE

PSP Tube is now set up on your psp

Controls:

SELECT = Change Video Hosting Provider (like youtube,Dailymotion,Google video etc)

O = Text input (type what you want to search in here)

Triangle = Menu (Shows a menu with certain options) On video removes panel with duration

X = Plays selected video (after you've Searched for something using O)

Square = Shows list of videos while a video is playing

< = Plays a video at 0.5X

START = Pauses or plays a video

> = Plays A video at 2X speed

Just read spoiler

[tony_vodka2]

Read spoiler , followed to the word - all no setup and working . Thanks a lot mate

[michael27psp]

hi im totally new to psp and would love to use the download for psptube im lost as how to make an account on the youtube like i have a youtube account but that aint helping me, i cant follow your instructions could you email me with psptube for dummies instructions, if you can thank you [email protected]

[Physicist]

any idea if there's some updates planned for this? I noticed that if i use the two new sites it crashes. well sort of, it acts as though it cant load the page.