jordirafel escribió:google search 'podcast trance' o 'podcast metal' navegando con tu psp clicas en rss en la web que ofrezca la opcion y añades el canal. Solo Audio, para el nuevo firm. permitira descargarlo a la memory y mas alante video si no me equivoco.
TE lo agradezco enormemente, pero me referia a que páginas soléis escuchar.
Mirad loq ue he copiado de pspupdates, es un método para emitri desde tu pc mediante wifi y escucharlo por psp:
I can simply say this is one of the easiest and best methods I have used for streaming my music to my PSP from iTunes. This involves a simple and concise installation of one program and no modifying of your psp whether hardware of homebrew. for this you'll need a PSP (v2.60), a PC/Laptop connected to your Wifi router, iTunes v 6.0.4, songs in iTunes together with at least one playlist.
1) Download: [iTunes-PSP-server]
2) Disable any firewalls and/or make sure port 8080 is open.
3) Launch iTunes and then run iTunes-PSP-Server.
4) In IE/Firefox open the page “
http://localhost:8080″
5) Setup is complete if an “iTunes RSS Server” page appeared.
If that didn't display, make sure your firewall allowed the PSP server to access the internet, and make sure port 8080 is open. Next you will need your I.P. address, you can get this by going Start > Run > 'cmd' on the next window type 'ipconfig'.
The PSP Setup Procedure:
1) Turn on your PSP and go to Network > Internet Browser.
2) Enter “
http://IPAddress:8080″ into the Address area where IPAddress is your address i.e.
http://192.682.2.2:8080
3) When iTunes RSS Server appears add it to your bookmarks.
4) Now click on any orange RSS icon and “Add This Channel” choosing your playlists that are saved.
5) Close Internet Browser and go to Network -> RSS Channel.
6) Select a playlist you added and your list will appear.
If you want to access your music from outside networks, you'll need to configure your router to allow port forwarding on port 8080. Also when you update your lists you'll need to open the server on your psp browser and select 'reload library'. When you want to play music you'll have to open the PSP server program again because this acts as the hub for all commands. This is very simple and very handy, helped me alot, I hope it helped you.
