How to setup Remote play on your PSP
This is a fairly simple process that requires a bit of work on both the PS3
and the PSP.
- Firstly on the PS3 go to the <Remote Play Settings> under
the <settings> tab
- Once in the <Remote Play Settings> choose register device
- Once you click Register Device a message will come up on the
screen telling you what to do with the PSP. Do not click OK just
yet
- Instead take your PSP and connect it to the PS3 via a USB cable
- Once you are plugged in, under the <Settings> Tab, select
<USB Connection> on your PSP. When you have entered USB
connection go back to the PS3 and press OK
- When you press OK on the PS3 it will register on both the PS3
and the PSP
- The next step on both consoles is to go into <Remote Play>
located under the <Network> Tab (on both consoles)
- It is best to click on remote play on the PS3 first as this
is the last step for the PS3 and you will not need to touch the
PS3 again. On the other hand when you enter it on the PSP it will
ask you if you want to connect via the Internet or via a Private
connection.
- Choose Private Connection as this is what we have just setup
- You will then be asked to select a connection. Choose Playstation(R)3
- Click this connection and you're done. You will now be able
to use Remote play on your PSP
How to setup PSP Go!View
To set up he PSP Go!View you will have to meet these requirements: a PC that
runs WinXP, Internet Explorer v6.0+, Adobe Flash v9.0+ and will need to have
3GB of free space, and you will need a good internet connection for downloading.
On terms of PSP you will need the USB connection cable and 1GB of free space.
- So Firstly after you meet the above requirements you need to go to the Go!View
site
- When you get here you'll need to create a Username and a password,
you will also need to create a 4digit pin (make sure you remember
these details, or write them down so you don't forget)
- After you have registered you need to download the PSP Go!View PC client
software
- download it to somewhere you will remember such as your desktop.
- Because of the requirements when you try installing the client you may have
to update some other programs such as windows media player.
- Once you have installed the client you can open the flash based application.
- As this service is not free you will then have to enter your card details
if you want to continue.
- After you have entered your details you can download the programs you wish.
You will have to download it to your PC.
- When its downloaded you can view it in your library, be warned it has an
expiry date of 29 days and you can only transfer it to your PSP
3 times.
- To get it onto your PSP you have to connect your PSP to the computer using
the USB cable, and make sure you PSP is updated to the latest software.
- Once the PSP is connected select the <USB Connection> under the <settings>
tab.
- When you have done this tick the item box of what you want to transfer and
then click continue.
- now wait for it to transfer over to the PSP.
- and then finally it will be on the PSP ready to watch, again be warned as
it will only stay on your PSP for 14 days.
How to use the PSP Store
Obviously with the PSP Go you will need to use the PlayStation
Store, and may even want to use it with your PSP's. So here's how
to set it up.
- Firstly you will have to create an account for the playstation network,
as otherwise you will not be able to purchase anything of the store.
- You then need to log in on your PSP using the details you created in step
1
- The next step is to look for what you want to download and download it.
- When you have found what you want and selected it and click download, make
sure you have enough space on your memory stick.
- When this is done it will download to the PSP automatically.
- You can then play, listen or watch what you purchased.
How to setup a Wireless Network on your PSP
If you have a PSP and it's not connected to the Internet, you're
missing out on something. An Internet connected PSP can be used
to download game demos, watch videos, listen to radio and play online
against other PSP owners. Here's how to connect your PSP to the
Internet.
- First, make sure the Wi-Fi switch is set to on. This slider
button is located on the bottom left hand side of the PSP
- Next, go to <network settings> under the <settings>
tab
- Once you have clicked this you will have the choice of AD Hoc
mode or Infrastructure mode. As we are setting up a wireless internet
connection you will need to choose the Infrastructure mode
- The next screen will list all previous connections you may have
created or you can create a new connection. Note: you can only
have 10 connections saved at one time
- As we are making a new connection you should click <new connection>
- The next step is to choose whether you would like to scan for
WLAN settings or enter them manually. Choose Scan
- The PSP will then search for available wireless networks. Choose
your own wireless network
- After you have chosen, scroll through until you have to enter
security settings. Here you will need to enter your wireless security
key
- When you have entered your key it will take you to the final
screen where you can save the settings
- Now you should be able to connect to the internet and access
the PlayStation store, the world wide web and Internet radio stations
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