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Finding a Podcast on PSP





There are many podcasts on PSP available. Some of


them simply share information on the PlayStation


Portable and distribute it to people interested in portable


gaming. These podcasts serve as news organizations,


sharing audio or visual files talking about the


PlayStation Portable and speculating about updates to


the PSP. The vast majority, however, take advantage of


the ability of the PlayStation Portable's ability to


download and play quality videos on the gaming screen.


Developers of the program PSP Video 9 first created a


program that could change videos from computer types


like .avi and .mpeg to the format used by the Play


Station Portable.



Once that was done, it was quickly possible to create


podcasts for the PSP. Podcasters began creating video


files, changing them to a format readable by the


PlayStation Portable, and distributing them by podast


feed. These podcast feeds are subscribed to by people


interested in the feed, who download the episodes as


they come out. After the video files are transfered to the


PlayStation Portable, they can be viewed whenever the


end user wishes, just like the other movies and


professionally done videos available for the PSP. The


PlayStation Portable has thus been changed from simply


being a portable gaming platform to a piece of full


featured media hardware capable of playing games,


storing information, and playing videos and movies,


moving toward a more complex future.

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