Mp3 Music Identifier
Problems Converting Music to my Psp?
I get everything about it, i have the MP3 music, its just when i plug my Psp into my PC and the “Removeable Disk (J:)” Thingy pop up, and it have all the:
“Play
using Windows Media Player”
and what nots, I dont know which one to go into, i found one thing and it said this: Your computer will tell you a new USB device has been connected, which will show up as a new hard drive with a corresponding letter identifier. Depending on the number of device and configuration of your computer in all likelihood this letter will be E:, F: or H:, but what the letter is doesn’t matter so long as you have the right letter.
But i dont get that, any help?
I was able to get some songs on my Psp, but its like there just as tracks, and it wont let me play them or delete them…
Connect your psp using the usb wire; then on the psp go to Settings>Usb mode, a popup will appear on your computer and ask you what you want to do, for example the first option is to play items on the device. Scroll down to the last option to view folders using windows explorer on the device. Another way you can do this is to connect it then go to My Computer, then click on the drive to view the folders. Another option is to type this in:
J:PSPMUSIC
into your internet explorer address bar instead of a website such as www.google.com
A window will appear with folders in either case.
If you didnt do so yet, click on the PSP then MUSIC folders.
In the music folder, create a new folder by right clicking and select New Folder, name it what you want.
Now find your mp3 or wav files of music and drag them into this new folder you created.
Disconnect the PSP by clicking the O button to go back.
Go to Music>Folder Name>Song and hit X to play it.
Good Luck 
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