To select the type of file you want to manage click on one of the folders in the PC Panel that cor- responds to the type of file you want to manage. So if you want to manage Music files, click on the “My Music” folder in the PC Panel; the Memory Stick panel will now display the MP3 files that are on your Memory Stick. If you want to convert and transfer video files to your PSP, click the “My Videos” folder, and so on:
See diagram below-
Once you have chosen the type of file you want to manage, you can use the various functions. The fur file types of Video, Music, Photos and GameSaves are explained below.
4) MY VIDEOS
GameShark Media Manager for PSP can convert your PC video files so they can be played back on your PSP console! The PSP only plays MPEG 4 videos that are named correctly; GameShark Media Manager for PSP takes care of this for you.
a) Video Conversion
GameShark Media Manager for PSP can convert the following types of video file for playback on PSP:
•AVID
•MPEG 1
•MPEG 2
•DIX
•MOVE
•MP4
The video files are converted automatically when copied across to the PSP. Copying and con- verting files is easy, and is explained below.
b) Adding Video files to the “My Videos” folder
The Video files on your PC need to be added to the “My Videos” folder before they can be copied to the Memory Stick.
1.To add a video file to the “My Videos” folder, select the “My Videos folder with a mouse click so it is highlighted (to confirm the destination folder).
2.Now select the “File” menu option.
3.Select “Add PC File”.
4.Browse your PC directories until you find the video file you want to add to the folder.
5.Click OK and the video file will be added to the “My Videos” folder in GameShark Media Manager for PSP.
6.Repeat these steps to add as many files as you wish to the My Videos folder.
Or if you are familiar with PC techniques, you can “drag and drop” video files into the “My Videos” folder.
1.To drag and drop a video file into the My Videos folder, first select the “My Videos” folder with a mouse click so it is highlighted (to confirm the destination folder).
