Psp av cable wont play games

Is it Sony? Well, not exactly. I checked with Sony and was told that the company made sure to clearly label both the front and the back of the packaging, for both types of cables, with the Composite AV Cable Pack information regarding each cable type's abilities.

Sony also has all of the information regarding the cables easily available on its websites. Are retailers to blame?

Again, not exactly. Not all retail representatives would have known that only one of the cable types supports gameplay, while the other doesn't. Maybe USB with computer? Oh well I managed to do a workaround with the previous version of that plugin you were talking about. I was able to use a Snes Emulator perfectly fine with adjustments and trials and errors.

It was not a user-friendly process, but still possible in Not very successful with PSP games though. Maybe later because it was late when I was trying yesterday. PSP did not. Shouting "what did you do that for? I managed to do something with an older version of a homebrew plugin, the only thing that worked somehow was with a snes emulator. Not much success with anything else. So consider twice before buying a composite cable red,white,yellow cables!! More topics from this board How can i tell what series my psp is?

Tech Support 5 Answers When i connect the psp to the internet it doesn't do it and just says it "timed out"? Tech Support 1 Answer Is the psp region locked? Tech Support 12 Answers. The disc will insert the other way, but the PSP will not be able to access the data contained on the UMD to load the game. Reboot your PSP. Press and hold the "Power" button until the unit completely powers down. This will bypass any "Standby" mode and will completely turn off the unit. Remove the battery from the PSP and let it sit for a few minutes -- typically no more than five.

This will clear any memory errors that were preventing the PSP from playing the disc.