Topic by Shadowcat 2008-09-14 04:35:02

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hi,
how do I connect my PSP so I can record what I'm doing on my computer?

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Reply by aaron 2008-09-14 13:18:50

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you need to buy a patch cable. these are very usefull because not only will a psp be able to be connected, but anything with a headphone jack can be. think bop it extreme 2 recordings, or bop it download recordings, or anything witha headphone jack. even if you have a portable tape recorder, think: all your caset tapes can be converted to mp3 files due to you recording them through line-in! patch cables rule, 100%, and are quite small, and there are various lengths. just make sure that they are stereo. and make sure it works -- mine is acting odd: it doesn't work through line in rather it goes int he microphone port for some reason, if any help is possible, let me know.

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Reply by Shadowcat 2008-09-14 18:30:18

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I thought it was a AC cable?

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Reply by SLJ 2008-09-15 14:19:38

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Hi.

You'll need a jack to jack cable. The connecters are called mini-jack. Please make sure that you have a sterio line-in inn your computer.

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Reply by cx2 2008-09-16 19:10:10

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AC cable is mains, thus "alternating current".

Also don't get confused with networking patch cables too. The ends are obviously different, but if you just walk into a shop and buy a patch cable without checking you might find you have a network cable by accident.

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