Sony announces "UMD Composer" for UMD-Video creation

[Apoklepz]

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.

[SSaxdude]

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.

[cloud_952]

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.

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.

[nakko]

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.

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?

[Apoklepz]

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

[DPyro]

THIS GOT LEAKED

[motormaniac]

this sounds sweet , but they need a umd burner