PSP Video Vault | 
 enlarge | From: Diversified Multimedia
Category: Video Games
List Price: $39.99
Buy New: $6.99
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Avg. Customer Rating:  4 reviews
Sales Rank: 15458
Platform: Sony Psp
Media: CD-ROM
Batteries Included: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.1
Dimensions (in): 7.5 x 5.1 x 0.5
MPN: V1005
Model: V1005
UPC: 853832001086
EAN: 0853832001086
ASIN: B000BCICXO
Release Date: August 29, 2005
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Shipping: Expedited shipping available
Condition: BRAND NEW ,FACTORY SEALED
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| Features:
| • | Complete video copy/organize/transfer solution for the PSP | | • | Import DVDs, VCDs, SVCDs, analog/digital camcorder tapes | | • | Import variety of file types; auto-fit card technology | | • | Completely organize collection, including thumbnails and genres | | • | Overlay subtitles right on top of the video |
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| Editorial Reviews:
Product Description
Simply the best way to convert your DVDs, VCDs, SVCDs, Analog and Digital Camcorder Tapes, and files to the new Sony PSP! Don't worry about deleting a movie off your memory card to make room for another - Video Vault organizes, categorizes and stores your converted movies so at the click of a button you can copy it back onto your memory card!
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| Customer Reviews:
 trying to fugure out how to over come my probems ,other out there October 7, 2006
1 out of 10 found this review helpful
I bot he product comp usa
it come in a dvd looking case, but its a CD rom. No derections No noting.
put disc into CD rom , iD Number on the sofware, enayways I put a DVD on my vault, I plug my Ipod into my USB , a warning comes up saying
(((UNABLE TO CONECT TO iPOD MODEL, DO U HAVE ITUNES INSTALLED, MAKE SURE INTUNES IS IS NOT OPEN )))) and my ipod is pluged in, even tho my dvd is in my vault and theres isent I have no copy rite on it ,and still it wont copy to my Ipod, IPODS trouble im having. I write so other out there can relate to me, and help them buy this product, I think this product is monoply and is agast the law,,,,, MONOPLY , Im ganna call Ipod for HELp tomarro ,MAYBEE im doing it ROng, OVER rall toruble nothing but, $24.00 not with tax , so hope other read my review, I have xp Windows so it should , there XP 2000, xp windows came out before windows xp 2000
Wish I would have read these reviews... August 31, 2006
I sure wish I would have read the last guy's review, before purchasing this product. I actually purchased the product, but the outside of the box says "can't duplicate" copyrighted DVD's. I also belong to an online Rental service (no, not Neflix, the other guys) and was planning to do the same thing as Mr. Sacramento (hey do you take the Sacramento commute train to the Bay Area?)
But, I returned the product, before trying what he does. I get about 5 new movies every week or so, from my online rental service company, and was hoping to save time by watching my movies on the go.
I agree, the UMD format is dead, with this type of product. I wish that Blockbuster or Hollywood video rented UMD's, but you know it will never happen. Ohh, well! Another Sony software format, down the drain!
Peace, homies!
 If you want an easy way to put dvd movies on your PSP this is for you. July 4, 2006
4 out of 4 found this review helpful
I commute about an hour and a half total each work day and one of the reasons I bought my PSP was so I could watch movies during that time. PSP-UMD movies aren't much cheaper than DVDs so this product really helps.
It takes about an hour and a half to two hours for this program to rip a dvd, or 'put it in the vault' as the manual puts it. Syncing the 'vaulted' movie onto the memory stick of you PSP takes about five minutes. Most DVD movies are in wide screen and thats how they translate to the PSP. When a movie saved to stick starts playing push the triangle button, find the option to alter screen size and use it to adjust the picture so it takes up the whole screen.
Picture quality is pretty good. Im not a technophile so I cant give you specifics. The only problem Ive had with picture quality while watching movies saved to stick via this program was when the action had a lot of fast moving, small, like colored detail.
Example, during the movie Van Helsing there is a part where the characters are in a cannal, its overcast, night and raining. The whole scene is all dark shadow and gray. Rain fills the air and the drops cause the water of the cannal to ripple and bounce. During part of this scene there is a bit of pixalation. Its like the scene was compressed to much for all of the information. It only lasted for a few seconds. It has happened with only one other movie. Again it was during a scene where there was a lot of movement of small objects with a simular color. Again it didnt last that long. Over all this little glitch has hardly detracted from my enjoyment of the product.
I have a 1 gig memory stick that use to store movies on and except for the small problem described above the picture and sound has been great.
Ive tried to sync video clips Ive downloaded off of the net onto the PSP to share with the guys at work but I get a warning that its an incompatable format type thing. Like I said, Im not that computer savy and also I havent spent a whole lot of time fiddling with to convert the files.
Over all Im very satisfied with the Video Vault for the PSP. Its allowed me to get much more out of my little hand held. I have Netflix, use the Vault to put the movie on my memory stick and by the time Im done watching the movie on the bus and train the next one shows up in the mail. It really makes the commute go faster. If you want an easy way to put dvd movies on your PSP this is for you.
I would have liked for it to automatically convert video formats and the slight pixilation promlem would move me to give this a 4.5 stars if I could but really theses are small quibbles. The only other down side to Video Vault and other programs like it is that it will hasten the death of UMD movies just like the Ipod puts a dent in normal record sales. Who is going to spend $20 on a UMD movie when you can go the Netflix-to-PSP route like me?
 A well rounded suite of programs January 16, 2006
13 out of 14 found this review helpful
I was sceptical about a suite of programs dedicated to a particular platform, especially given that I had already tried most of the free mismash of programs on the internet. The problem is none of the other programs are designed to work together. However this one will.
It will rip your DVD's, and simutaineously convert them into a format that your Sony PSP will reconise and play. It will even work to fit programs onto your particular size memory stick.
Then when your ready it will transfer the program to your PSP, and keep an index of recorded programs ready to transfer at your convinence.
As a gadget freak I can recomend it.
Hope this helps.
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