PMP Converter Update

Little update for the PMP Converter Script:

  • Set bitrate via ‘-b’ swicth
  • Avoid upload to psp via ‘-n’ switch

Encode video: python psp.py -m pmp -i file.mpg -b 600 -n

Source

7 Comments to “PMP Converter Update”

  1. Me 11 March 2006 at 02:41 #

    Thanks you! :D

  2. Me 11 March 2006 at 03:11 #

    I was testing it a bit doing 10sec conversions to watch the result.

    Always convert correctly but when i try to stream them:

    Bitrate 600 : faltering, cant watch it fluently

    Bitrate 150 : Is not fluently, cuts every 3 secs

    Bitrate 75 : Poor quality, some cuts

    Dunno if its a problem with PMP Media Player or with my wifi connection, it supposed to be a 24 Mbps wireless conection :S

  3. izzue 16 March 2006 at 16:54 #

    I found a software can play more format for PSP
    can make it support network ?

    http://ruliweb2.dreamwiz.com/ruliboard/read.htm?main=psp&table=util_psp&page=1&num=2142&find=&ftext=&left=j&time=

  4. Pete 19 March 2006 at 03:38 #

    I guess this is something that is my fault, but when converting video’s it keeps encoding the mp3 track as mono. I tried adding -ac 2 to where I thought would be required to tell ffmpeg to do that, but no luck.

    (Apparently it needs to be stereo for PMP to play it..)

  5. enzer 20 March 2006 at 07:32 #

    Awesome, got it working in a breeze. And yes possible to make it stream avi? allow more than one directory in the server and if also it can work with videolan’s http stream would be awesome.

    Thanks

  6. zache 26 March 2006 at 18:16 #

    it supposed to be a 24 Mbps wireless conection :S
    Problem is not the network connection speed but, that it tries to mimic fileseeking over net without buffering. So it needs probaply just some buffer code in net_io* code and it works nicely :)

    Nice idea, sir

  7. sparkY 28 May 2006 at 18:15 #

    anyone tried to create a stream with videolan.org yet ?
    would be nice, to stream from TV card directly to the PSP :)


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