How to Play PSP Games on a VGA PC Monitor
Many gamers find that they prefer to use their PC monitors for their gaming, whether because their VGA monitor offer a bigger or better quality screen or simply for the sake of convenience. While there have been VGA solutions for the Xbox 360, Wii, PS2 and PS3 for some time, until now there’s been no way to play your PSP on a VGA PC screen.
Using the XCM 1080p VGA box along with a PSP Lite (oops, sorry Nintendo) PSP Slim Component cable, not only can you play your PSP games on your monitor, you can do it in high definition. This feature only works on the new PSP Slim model as it allows video output.
- Connect the PSP Slim Component Cable to the XCM 1080p VGA box.
- Connect the 1080p VGA USB power cord to your PC
- Turn on 1080p VGA Box.
- Turn on PSP Slim.
- In the PSP menu, select ‘Switch video output’ and set the ‘Display video output on a connected device’.
- If there is no picture on your monitor, switch ‘input format on/off on the VGA Box.
- Some monitors don’t support 480i resolution, so you may need to set your PSP to output 480p.
- Enjoy the games!
To use your PSP Lite on a normal HDTV screen that natively accepts a component input, you just need to plug your PSP Component Cable into your TV and follow this condensed tutorial:
- Connect the PSP Slim Component Cable from your PSP into your TV.
- Turn on PSP Slim.
- In the PSP menu, select ‘Switch video output’ and set the ‘Display video output on a connected device’.
- For the best quality picture, set your PSP to output 480p.
- Enjoy the games!
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