how does spider man 2 look on the psp?

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Neehario

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Just wondering from current owners, iam debating buying a psp atm, and just wondering how the movie that is packaged with it looked quality wise, i havent heard anything about it.


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It looks very good. I'd say a step up from my DVD played on my Sony Wega. Everything is very very clear, crisp, colorful.
 
Yep, definately looks awesome and the audio isnt that bad for a portable
 
After reading a lot of bad things about the PSP, I was very sceptical.... until my coworker bought one and brought it in. I was pretty blown away at how sharp it looked. I watched spiderman-2 for a bit, took it out, put in twisted metal, played for a bit, put spiderman 2 back in, and it resumed from where i left off :) I'm pretty impressed. If only it didnt cost so damn much. If I bought one, my wife would have my balls :D
 
yeah i think i may get it despite the cost because its a allaround portable games music movies.
 
Jnk said:
Yep, definately looks awesome and the audio isnt that bad for a portable
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agreed... without headphones its OK...
but with headphones its amazing. i really like it, and ive been transferring funny vids to my mem stick all day with the same quality.
 
If you're debating buying a PSP the only thing you should consider is the gaming aspect. I can't forsee anyone wanting to buy UMD movies which can only be played on the PSP (maybe Sony will release a portable UMD movie player in the future) when DVDs offer additional content and can be played on TVs or portable DVD players. It does look good, but Spider-Man 2 will be the only UMD movie I will ever own. That being said, like others have mentioned the image quality is pretty good.
 
b1m2x3 said:
agreed... without headphones its OK...
but with headphones its amazing. i really like it, and ive been transferring funny vids to my mem stick all day with the same quality.
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What tutorial did you use to transfer the movies?
 
No, they must be MP4 and the max 16:9 resolution available for user movies is 368x208, the optimal resolution is locked for onl UMD use... mainly because Sony doesn't want users playing DVDRips at the best resolution...
 
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