How To Put Music On Your PSP

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How to Transfer Music to Your PSP


Introduction


The Sony PSP has evolved from a simple gaming device to a versatile entertainment center. Beyond playing games and watching movies, the PSP is also gaining popularity as an MP3 player. If you're looking to enjoy music on your PSP, here's a quick guide to get you started.

What You'll Need


To turn your PSP into a music hub, gather the following items:

- PSP (PlayStation Portable)
- USB A to mini B cable
- Available USB port on your computer
- Memory Stick Duo
- Music CD or online music source
- Approximately 15 minutes

Step-by-Step Guide


1. Prepare Your Music:
- If using an online music source, download your desired tracks.
- To transfer from a CD, insert it into your computer and use a program like Windows Media Player to rip the songs to your hard drive, saving them as MP3 files.

2. Set Up Your PSP:
- Open the slot cover on the left side of your PSP.
- Insert the Memory Stick Duo with the printed side up, following the direction of the arrow.
- Ensure it’s fully inserted, then close the slot cover.

3. Connect to Your Computer:
- Use the USB cable to connect your PSP to an available USB port on your computer.
- Turn on your PSP and select "USB Connection" from the Settings menu.

4. Transfer Your Music:
- Locate your music files on your computer.
- Transfer the music to the PSP folder by either dragging and dropping or copying and pasting the files into the folder.

Where to Find Music


Here are some popular platforms to download music:

- [Napster](http://www.napster.com)
- [Walmart](http://www.walmart.com)
- [iTunes](http://www.itunes.com)
- [MP3.com](http://www.mp3.com)
- [Amazon](http://www.amazon.com)
- [Rhapsody](http://www.rhapsody.com)

By following these simple steps, you can enjoy your favorite tracks on your PSP anywhere you go.

You can find the original non-AI version of this article here: How To Put Music On Your PSP.

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