iPSP 2.0 for Windows

Mac PSP gamers have known about iPSP (the easiest method to sync with the PSP for Macs) for quite some time, and now there is a PC version in the works. Kaisakura gave us an exclusive first peek at iPSP 2.0 for Windows, which automatically saves your gamesaves, optimizes pictures for display on your PlayStation Portable, transfers music, and encodes videos (much simpler than our How-To guide a few months back) for playback on the PSP. We think Sony really should offer some kind of easy-to-use software similar to iPSP, but in the meantime, iPSP 2.0 should be out shortly (before the US PSP launch) and set you back about $25.

[Simon @ Dec 19th 2005 1:47AM]

Awesome, sounds like a great program.

[skull24 @ Dec 19th 2005 1:47AM]

LOoks great and easy to use but where can I download it?

[Greg Overland @ Dec 19th 2005 1:47AM]

Most likely will be available at Ronin no Sakura Kai Softronics http://kaisakura.com/index2.html. Version 2 for Mac is available now.

[jorell @ Dec 19th 2005 1:47AM]

Now if only they'd get Tivo2Go for the mac already this would be cool.

[Tim Hum @ Dec 19th 2005 1:47AM]

I purchased the software shortly after reading this. I've attempted a number of video conversions and all I get is "iPSP encountered an unexpected error". I'm running v2.0.7 and I've run it on several different PCs. I would steer clear away from this product until the bugs are worked out. You should also note that there online help states that "IPSP does not support DVDs" which doesn't come across clearly on their website. I'm trying to get a refund on my $20.00

[hi i am a kid online @ Dec 19th 2005 1:47AM]

well i got a psp and i am having a LOT of trouble downloading movies and music(alli can get is pics ) CAN ANY ONE PLZZ HELP ME=) but i think the reason is that i have a windows98 plz help me down load stuff...

[Adam Dann @ Dec 19th 2005 1:47AM]

PSPWare for Windows is a good alternative: http://www.nullriver.com/index/products/pspware.win