Recently, we encountered some website downtime as we moved the site to a larger server. The downtime occured between 10:00AM and 12:00PM today. The website is now fully up and running with some minor changes.
If you link to our downloads through your website, please update all the links now. We no longer use the server anymore, this needs to be changed to http://www.xtremepsp.com/. The file names for the downloads have not changed.
Neuros is now compatible with PSP Firmware 2.7. An firmware update for the device can be downloaded from the Neuros 2 Update Page. Remember to download the correct version for your region.
Aside from the Firmware 2.7 compatibility issue, the device is now compatible with Seagate 4GB and 8GB micro drives, Hitachi drives up to 6GB and IBM 1GB drives as well. The audio is now 30% louder, and new recording options for smart phone, mobilephone and PDA have been added.
Following our review of the Neuros MPEG4 Recorder, we have learned that it is not compatible with PSP Firmware Version 2.7. Recorded shows need to be converted in order for playback on a Firmware 2.7 PSP.
The Neuros team is currently working on a firmware update for the device which should correct the problem, which will be available for free download. It is not clear wether Sony did this on purpose in order to prevent copyright infringement of digital content.
The mini version of XTREME PSP is now live. Head over to http://www.xtremepsp.com on your PSP Internet Browser and experience our “mini” web site. The web site will be able to detect wether you are using a normal web browser or if you are using the PSP.
Don’t have a PSP? You can still access the “mini” site by going to http://www.xtremepsp.com/psp/.
Issue 11 of the Xtreme PSP Magazine is now available for download. Issue 11 is packed with over 120 pages of great content including Previews of The Godfather, Daxter and With Russia With Love, reviews of Outrun 2006, Syphon Filter and Splinter Cell. And all the regular content including tips and cheats, the latest news, a new competition and more… Download it now!
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Firmware version 2.70 will be available from 25th of April from 2:00 PM GMT +7:00. Here is a summary of the changes/new features:
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Several bugs have also been fixed in this release.
The Neuros MPEG4 Recorder is essential for any PSP owner. Retailing for £149.99, it allows you to convert any video source (TV, Camcorder, DVD Player, Satellite) to MPEG4 format onto your Memory Stick Pro Duo card or Compact Flash Memory Card. Simply remove the Memory Stick from the Neuros MPEG4 Recorder and pop it into your PSP for instant playback, without the use of a PC!
Measuring just 11.7 x 8.6 x 1.7cm and weighing 140g, it is ultra lightweight and compact. Once installed and linked to a video source, you can leave it in place just like a VCR.
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Using the Neuros Video Recorder, gamers will also have the opportunity to record their best game sequences from their console games. All they need is the Recorder and a RCA composite to miniplug adapter. Game enthusiasts will no longer have to try to explain their latest moves or achievements, as the video they record will do it for them.
Review coming soon.
Argos UK had advertised that a white PSP will soon be available for sale in the UK and Europe. The white PSP could be available as early as mid-May retailing for slightly more than the current Black PSP Value Pack.
No exact release date is available but watch this space for more information soon.
The second issue of PSP M4M: Magazine for Mes in now available to download from our Download Area. Please note that you must be over 18 to download and view this magazine.
