PSPWare

PSPWare provides the all you need for your multimedia experience on PSP. It sync from your iTunes playlist, integrate your safari’s bookmark, sync from chosen iPhoto album and also convert movie files and transfer it directly to your PSP. What more can you ask?

Get it for $15

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This is not a PSP specific application, but it’s a good deal if you also have an iPod with you. It converts videos from many format to PSP, iPod, AVI, MPEG, etc and it supports batch processing too. I use it a lot to convert the videos I want for my PSP, loving it because it converts very fast!

Get it for $23.32

Any more to add?

And so it kills me to see why Apple wouldn’t support a fairly old model like z710 (like what? a year ago). So off I go and learn to make my own plugin. I’ve seen the iSync’s default phone plugin, how hard can that be?

Well, it’s not that easy either.. I’ve google for about 2 hours and found this and this which is my start of writing z710 plugin. Ok, let me wrap it up from those manuals and articles that I read. Here goes!

First, make a new folder called PhonePlugins on /Users/your_username/Library/ (note: your_username is, well.. your username. Anyway you can also place PhonePlugins in /Library/ but just to be save, let’s put it in the Users Library folder).

Second, copy the closest model you can get from default iSync phone plugin on /Applications/iSync/Contents/Plugins/ ApplePhoneConduit.syncdevice/Contents/Plugins/

For example, I need to make z710, the closest I can get is z530, so I copy that to /Library/your_username/PhonePlugin/ and rename it accordingly. I rename SonyEricsson-Z530.phoneplugin to SonyEricsson-Z710.phoneplugin.

Third, edit the MetaClasses.plist in that folder plugin (find it in Contents/Resources/) and change the name of the phone to your phone. Example, I change all the occurrences of Z530 to Z710.

Save it and you’re done! (Well, you should be )

Now all you have to do is pair your device and add it to iSync. Don’t know how? It’s easy, all you got to do is:

• Turn on your bluetooth
• Tell it to browse/send file(s) to device
• Your phone will want to confirm that your computer wishes to connect
• Click OK on the phone and enter the pairing phrase (just use 1 or any number, as long as you enter the same number on the phone and computer)
• And you’re done pairing!
• Next! Fire up your iSync, and choose Devices > Add Devices. If your homemade plugin worked, then your computer should be able detect the phone and add it

Ok, these process are not without flaw. First of all I haven’t change the device icon (still z530) and I wish to do so but it gives me error when I use my owh .tiff file that I save using Photoshop, so i’m still researching there.

Because of that no icon condition, I don’t want to distribute my code. Well.. since I only find and replace so I guess I’m not that proud either. So just make your own plugin or if you’re that lazy, buy it from this guy.

Hope it helps!