Apple Media Manager for PSP instruction manual Searching for files, RSS Feed

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1.CLOSE - This button closes the Internet Downloads panel

2.INTERNET DOWNLOADS- This is the button pressed to open the panel, and can also be used to close the panel.

3.SEARCH- This button brings up the search dialog box that is explained in further detail in this manual.

4.INTERNET DOWNLOADS PANEL- This is the panel where all the files available for download from the GameShark server are displayed.

5.DOWNLOAD TO PC – This button downloads the selected file to a pre-selected folder in the PC panel.

6.FILES – These are the files available for download.

b) Searching for files

To search for GameSaves or media files from the online database follow the steps below:

1.With the Internet Downloads panel open, click the “Search” button.

2.A dialog box will appear:

3.Use the drop down menu to define what type of file you want to search for, and enter the name of the game if you are searching for GameSaves.

4.Click ok and a search will be performed. If you leave the “Name” box blank, all the results for that media type will be presented.

5.The search results will be displayed.

c) Downloading files from Internet Panel to PC folders

To download the files you have searched for to your PC folders, follow the steps below:

1.In the PC Panel, select the folder you want to download the file to (eg; select “My GameSaves” if downloading GameSaves).

2.Now select the file you wish to download.

3.Click the “Download to PC” button and the file will be downloaded to the chosen folder.

4.Repeat this process to download as many files as you wish.

If you are familiar with PC techniques, you can “drag and drop” files from the Internet panel to the PC panel to copy them across:

1.In the PC Panel, select the folder you want to download the file to (eg; select “My GameSaves” if downloading GameSaves).

2.Now select the file you wish to download, keeping the left mouse button held down.

3.Drag and drop the file over the folder you selected in the PC panel.

4.Repeat this process to download as many files as you wish.

9) RSS Feed

The RSS feed is a text feed running along the bottom of the GameShark Media Manager for PSP user interface. The RSS feed keeps you updated with the latest information on what saves are available and other PSP related news.

You can change the RSS feed to one of your choice (for example MSN). To do this, follow these steps:

1.Go to the “Edit” menu option, then select “RSS URL”

2.Type or paste in the RSS URL of your choice

3.Click OK

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Contents For use with the PSP PlayStation Portable Game Console Gameshark Media Manager for PSP Manual Connecting your PSP Console to your PCGetting Started a Requirements Starting-up the GameShark Media Manager for PSP InterfaceManaging Files User InterfaceVideo Conversion MY VideosAdding Video files to the My Videos folder Please Note Converting and copying video files to the PSP Memory StickOrganizing Video Files Music Deleting Video FilesAdding Music files to the My Music folder Copying Music files to your PSP Memory Stick Organizing your MP3 filesRenaming your MP3 files Copying songs from iTunes to GameShark Media ManagerImporting your own CD collection to your PSP Deleting Music Files or foldersPhotos Adding Photos or images to the My Photos folderCopying Image files to your PSP Memory Stick Organizing your Image filesDeleting Image Files or folders Renaming your JPG files To rename your files or foldersGamesaves Copying GameSaves to your PSP Memory Stick User Configuration boxBacking up GameSaves to PC Internet DownloadsDownloading files from Internet Panel to PC folders Searching for filesRSS Feed Seem to have various problems when running your software Why doesn’t it work with Windows95 and Windows98?Can I plug the cable into a hub? Can I use a USB extension cable?Customer Support Warranty InformationMailing Address Technical Support

Media Manager for PSP specifications

Apple Media Manager for PSP is an innovative solution specifically designed to enhance the multimedia experience for PlayStation Portable (PSP) users. The software empowers users to efficiently manage, transfer, and organize their media content, offering a seamless integration with Apple’s ecosystem.

One of the standout features of Apple Media Manager for PSP is its user-friendly interface. This intuitive design allows users to easily navigate through their files, making tasks such as dragging and dropping media files straightforward. The software supports a variety of media formats, including MP3, MP4, and JPEG, ensuring compatibility with the diverse range of content users may want to transfer to their PSP devices.

A significant aspect of this media manager is its robust syncing capabilities with iTunes. The ability to sync music, videos, and playlists directly from iTunes ensures that users can maintain their existing libraries and access their favorite content on their PSP without any hassle. This integration saves time and enhances the overall user experience, as it negates the need for manual file transfers.

Moreover, Apple Media Manager for PSP offers transcoding features, allowing users to convert media files into PSP-compatible formats on-the-fly. This ensures that the content enjoys optimal playback performance on the device. Users can also utilize batch processing, enabling them to convert and transfer multiple files at once, thus streamlining the entire media management process.

The software also boasts an organization tool, which helps users categorize their media into folders or playlists, making it simpler to find and enjoy specific content. Whether for gaming, music, or watching videos, the organizational capabilities greatly enhance the user experience.

Additionally, Apple Media Manager for PSP includes editing tools that allow users to permanently edit the metadata of their media files. This feature is particularly useful for improving searchability, as users can edit titles, artists, album names, and more, resulting in a more organized library.

Security features are also built into the manager, offering users peace of mind while transferring sensitive data. The software ensures that all media files are transferred securely, minimizing the risk of data corruption or unauthorized access.

In conclusion, Apple Media Manager for PSP stands out as an essential tool for PSP users looking to simplify their multimedia management. With its user-friendly interface, powerful syncing capabilities with iTunes, transcoding features, and robust organization tools, it provides an all-in-one solution for an enhanced multimedia experience. The software is a testament to Apple’s commitment to integrating its products with popular gaming platforms, catering to the needs of users seeking seamless media management.
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