Sony announces "UMD Composer" for UMD-Video creation

Hey man, you might have a point there, but that does mean mine isn't true. I never use wifi for more than 10 minutes, but I have experienced the MS area getting awfully warm when playing my SNES or NEOCDZ emulators on 333mhz for more than an hour... So please don't deny what for a fact I know to be true and confirmed.

The PSP was made to run at 333 mhz so it can't be extremely overheating. And yes, memory sticks do have much greater load speeds.

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Originally Posted by Apoklepz

Hey man, you might have a point there, but that does mean mine isn't true .... So please don't deny what for a fact I know to be true and confirmed.

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I'm not denying what you said was true. ^_^ I said you're wrong because you stated that it only happens because of homebrew. "Only" is not true. =p So, hey, I never denied what you said. Just that what you said wasn't totally accurate.

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Originally Posted by wraggster

At the demonstration, Sony played a H.264 video with a resolution of 720 x 480 that was created with Stream Composer. Sony also stated that most UMD-Video titles currently on the market are recorded in H.264/MPEG-4 AVC with a resolution of 720 x 480.

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Um, isn't this bogus? I thought the PMF's on a UMD were at 480x272. Since that's. You know, its native & maximum resolution. Unless they just mean this is how they are edited or composed internally in their softare before being finalized at PSP res.

Or am I missing something?

I too think they messed up there. That resolution doesn't make sense for the PSP.

THIS GOT LEAKED :eek:

this sounds sweet , but they need a umd burner