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Output video from games to a TV

You can use the video-out feature on the PSP-3000 system to output video to a TV during gameplay.[Only for PSP-3000 series]

Only for PSP-3000 series

Outputting video from game titles to a TV

In addition to progressive video, you can output video from UMD games and PlayStation format software in interlace mode to a TV.

Cables that can be used to output video from UMD games and PlayStation format software:

  • Component AV cable (progressive mode)
  • S VIDEO cable (interlace mode)
  • AV cable (interlace mode)

Adjusting the colour range for video output

[Color Space] is an option under System Settings that lets you set the colour range for video output on the PSP system.

Normal: Set to display video using the same colour range as for PSP-1000/PSP-2000 series systems.
Wide: Set to display video in more vivid colours than when set to [Normal].

Flicker Reduction

[Flicker Reduction] is an option under [Connected Display Settings] that allows you to reduce flickering when video from PSP format software is output to a TV in interlace mode.

Off: Set to not reduce flickering.
On: Set to reduce flickering.

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Output video from games to a TV


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