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PSP System Software Ver. 3.70

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Settings

  • You can now set a custom theme under [Theme Settings]. The Home Menu colour background or icon design can be changed, based on the theme that is selected.

Network

  • [Assign Buttons] has been added to the [Remote Play] menu.

Video

  • Sequential playback of videos that are saved on the Memory Stick Duo media is now supported.
  • You can now search for a scene when playing a movie that is saved on a Memory Stick Duo media.

Other

  • Simultaneous playback of content under Music and Photo is now supported

PSP System Software Ver. 3.52

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Game

  • Support for PLAYSTATION®Network titles has been expanded.

Remote Play on PS3 using PSP

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Remote Play on the PS3 is a very hand feature. Currently, Remote Play is only supported between the PS3 and PSP. See below for instructions on how to configure your PS3 and PSP to utilize remote play.

To connect your PS3 and PSP together:

  1. Go to Setting > Remote Play Settings and click on ?Register Device?
  2. Connect you PSP to the PS3 using the USB cable and activate USB mode on the PSP
  3. The PS3 will take a few seconds to register the PSP. Once completed, you can check that the PSP has been registered by clicking on ?Registered Device List?. Verify that the MAC Adress is the same as the one on the PSP by going to Settings > System Settings > System Information on the PSP.
  4. Activate Remote Play on the PS3 by going to Network > Remote Play.
  5. Connect to the PS3 using the PSP by going to Network > Remote Play. On the Network Connection screen, select ?PLAYSTATION(R)3? to connect to the PS3.
  6. Once connected, the PS3 should display ?Remote Play in Progress?.
  7. You can exit Remote Play at any time on the PSP by pressing the ?HOME? button and selecting ?Quit Remote Play?. You can exit Remote Play on the PS3 by pressing ?O? (circle).

Occasionally, the PSP fails to connect to the PS3. If this happens, simply try again and check that the PS3 is in Remote Play mode. Only one PSP can access Remote Play mode at any time, so you cannot control the PS3 using two PSPs at the same time. Ensure that only one PSP is connected to the PS3, since trying to connect on a second PSP will cause a connection error.

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PSP System Software Ver. 3.51

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Security

  • A patch has been added to address security vulnerability in the system software.

PSP System Software Ver. 3.50

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Network

  • You can now connect a PSP system to a PS3 system via the Internet using [Remote Play].
  • [Communication Settings] has been added as an option to the [Remote Play] menu.
  • [RSS Channel Guide] has been added as a feature under [RSS Channel].

PSP System Software Ver. 3.40

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Game

  • Support for PLAYSTATION®Network titles has been expanded.
  • Saved data from PlayStation (PS one) format software can now be used on both the PSP system and the PS3 system.
  • [Certificate Utility] was deleted.
    Information that was displayed in [Certificate Utility] can be checked by the following method: select the icon of the game you want to display information for, press the TRIANGLE button, and then select [Information] from the options menu.

PSP System Software Ver. 3.30

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Game

  • Features for playing PLAYSTATION®Network titles have been enhanced: [Disc-Load Speed] has been added to the menu.

Network

  • [RSS Channel] now supports item thumbnail images.

Video

  • Thumbnail images of videos that are stored in the ‘VIDEO’ folder of Memory Stick Duo media are now supported.
  • The following types of files can now be played in the ‘VIDEO’ folder: MPEG-4 AVC(H.264) video Main Profile (AVC CABAC) files of the following sizes: 720 X 480, 352 X 480, or 480 X 272
    Note: Depending on the data type, some files cannot be played. You cannot choose the thumbnail image for AVI format video files. Only JPEG files with resolution of less than 160 x 200 pixels and a file size of 200 KB or less can be used for thumbnail images.

PSP System Software Ver. 3.11

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Game

  • Support for PLAYSTATION Network titles have been strengthened
  • [Game reset] was added to the menu.

PSP System Software Ver. 3.10

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Game

  • Support for PLAYSTATION®Network titles has been expanded.

Network

  • You can now play MPEG-4 AVC format video files under [LocationFree™ Player].
    * A LocationFree Base Station (a Sony product sold separately) with model number LF-B20 or LF-B10 is required.
  • [Conserve Memory] has been added as an option in [View Settings] under [Internet Browser].

Settings

  • [Dynamic Normalizer] has been added as a feature under [Sound Settings].
  • [Wireless Hot Spot] was added to Network Setting (Japanese Model Only)

PSP System Software Ver. 3.03

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Game

  • Additional PlayStation Network titles are now supported. PlayStation Network titles can be downloaded via the PlayStation 3.
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