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He just lost it. What a shame

Once you've acquired a PSP, do try and encode at 368 x 208 - it fits the PSP better at full screen mode.

Yes, the PSP can definitely playback video files encoded at 480 x 272. In addition, you can definitely downscale (encode it into AVC format) .vob files easily with free software such as PSP Video 9 at the highest available quality settings. As for battery life, it is relative to the brightness settings and definitely length of the video in question. I remember you did mention that your brother has a PSP. So, you are all set for a test drive. You can just utilize standard Memory Stick Pro Duo. I utilize a few standard 2GB MS Pro Duo and I am pretty satisfied with its performance for video. Of course, you will definitely experienced a boost in performance with those high speed variety.

Yah!! France is ahead by one goal at the moment. Heh.. not anymore. Italy just equalized.

Welcome to ATRACLife! Some users have reported that the Mp3 File Manager V2.0 will work with the NW-A608. For your reference, read within this thread.

Yes, I do frequently - both UMD Video & self-encoded AVC (H.264) full to short video clips. No significant ghosting issue at my end. I believe the issue arises from improperly encoding and the quality of the original source. Overall, action movies are watchable on the PSP. The PSP supports AVC and standard .mp4 files. If you prefer the absolute video quality - encode to AVC format at 368 x 208 (ideal for widescreen format) @ two-pass whenever possible. Note: the PSP has a maximum resolution of 480 x 272 pixels but you can only (at the moment) encode video clips/full length movies at either max. resolution of 368 x 208 or the usual* 320 x 240. *from utilities such as Image Converter 2 Plus. PSP only support AVC (H.264) and standard .mp4 files. No problem with either 4:3 or 16:9 formatted videos - just remember to set your conversion settings accordingly. As for battery life, acekat13 is about just right - I do get the usual 2.5 to 3 hrs (with the standard 1800mAh battery) and about 4hrs++ (with the larger 2200mAh battery) of video time. If you have further queries, feel free to drop me an im.

Glückwünsche indeego!!!!! The 3rd placing match was just brilliant. I am really happy for the Germans.

Welcome to ATRACLife, tnemgarf. For future reference, the guide: "Titling Your ATRAC music tracks In Japanese/Chinese/Korean" is within the "Software" section of the forum.

Listening to Cyril Morin | The Syrian Bride in ATRAC3plus 352kbps. 1. To The Hairdresser 01:49 2. Bride Theme 04:09 3. Majdal Sham‘s Morning (Introduction) 4. Life Is Good 5. Two Sisters 02:20 6. Wedding Convoy 01:43 7. Farewell Song (Traditional) Performed by Nivin Jaa'bari 01:06 8. Mona Is Leaving Home Today 01:25 9. Wedding Feast 02:26 10. Close To The End 02:08 11. The Bride’s Decision 02:43 12. Bride Theme – Conclusion 02:25 13. Amal And Hattem’s Song 02:12 14. Dabke Song (Traditional) Performed by Heyman Hagazi and The "Nizanei Carmel Dancers" from Daliat El Carmel 0:46 15. The Soap 01:08 16. Hattem’s Theme 01:43 17. The Banana 18. The Dream 19. Be My Bride Performed by Clara Khoury and Dirar Sliman 04:04 20. The Wedding Convoy Song Performed by Nadia Lekaf 04:10

Just watched Lock Stock & Two Smoking Barrels for the upteenth time.

Welcome to the forums, pa5005. Indeed, many of us have been uploading premastered MD albums via the RH1. Please, do enjoy your stay with us.

Congrats to your family, Abhinav. I am sure you ate lots of yummy traditional Indian cuisine. As for me, I just had some Gouda with a few glass of pinot noir.

Page 19 of the Service Manual. But do remember, as Sebastiaan had pointed out - "it is absolutely at your own risk."

CONNECT Player only works with the NW-A series. You should use SonicStage CP 4.0 for the NW-HD5.

One can edit using Roman characters just fine with Japanese version of the RH1 - no "region hack" is needed. (I've the Japanese version of RH1B.) Note: this so called "region hack/volume hack" is not a hack - it's merely a set of regional destination codes (published by Sony within the Service Manual) that you can use for the unit in question. By the way, we have the RH1 Service Manual for download since end of May '06.

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Not a silly question at all. If I remember correctly, you can't prevent it from auto charging upon USB connection.

FOLD! Popped Collars or Regular Collars?

Welcome aboard the team, Richard!

France dominated the game and as for the penalty - I think it's a good decision; there's contact for sure.

Yahooo!!! France is in the finals!! Vive la France!

Welcome to ATRACLife! You can either: download the HD1's Service Manual (from our "Download" section of the forum), locate and order (from your local Sony Parts & Accessories Center) its respective parts and conduct your own replacement accordingly with reference to the service manual; or send it to your local Sony Service Center for a professional repair service.