PSP as a monitor?

Logan LeBlanc

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Hey peeps. I've never played with one but my cousin wants to sell me his. Does it have an video input? Thanks
 
Can't be done. I have a PSP which is used for games. I also though load up MP4 files to take places and show people.
 
what about using one of those video headrest type of screens that people have in their cars as a on location monitor?
 
tshark said:
what about using one of those video headrest type of screens that people have in their cars as a on location monitor?

Too expensiive... a portable DVD player is a better option because of price. None will give you great results as far as colour rendition and contrast goes. Can help with framing.
 
The best thing a PSP can do for you is allow you, with the additional purchase of a 2gb or one of the recently released 4gb memory pro duo sticks, to display your work anywhere you are to anyone. Just load up a reel and compress it down to PSP video size and show people your work. :)
 
Works great to show to you're clients or colleagues anywhere and helps you save time in doing corrections before you get to picture lock. I use mine frequently and I use it as a prerender tool.
 
I've been using my PSP at fight training. Taping the training and choreography then tranferring the footage to my PSP and having that on hand at training when a question arises about a move/segment.

-GageFX
 
ncje said:
Too expensiive... a portable DVD player is a better option because of price. None will give you great results as far as colour rendition and contrast goes. Can help with framing.

too expensive? You can get one for like $100
 
well i guess I dont know what type of monitors you are looking at, but I have a hookup at my local car audio shop so I get things pretty cheap, and I can get a really nice headrest monitor for about $100. I already have an indash monitor that ran me about 1300 + navigation addon that ran me another $400... and I bought this 2 years ago, but it still kicks the crap out of any new indash monitor on the market today.
 
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