Component Cable for AV Output from Sony PSP to HDTV

Works for psp 3000 model perfectly. As described, received quickly. Thank you

Works Well. Few things to remember. (or that I needed to do)1) I needed to connect all 5 of the colored plugs to my TV for it to work with video and audio. Connecting the green, blue, red only gives you video. Connect the other red and white to get audio (connect both so you get audio from both channels...i.e., speakers)2) Make sure you get a snug fit when you plug the other end into your PSP. It took me a few times b/c I was worried it would bend or break. It was plenty durable. Just ensure it's a good fit.3) To get the PSP to play on your TV: You have to be at the main home screen of the PSP. Then go to the far left menu (the settings menu). Scroll to "Connected Display Settings." Hit the x button. A menu pops to the right. Hit x when "Switch Video Output" is selected. This will immediately switch the display to your TV.then you can look at your TV and enjoy.NOTE: The menu filled the whole TV screen. However, when I played games, it only filled essentially the middle half of the TV screen. This was not a problem though.You can try adjusting the display settings from the main PSP menu from 16:9 to 4:3. That may help but I didn't mess with it much b/c it was easy enough to see and play the games.Lastly, the only drawback is that the cord has to be attached to the PSP. And is not very long so you have to sit close to the TV. It becomes more of a problem if you are low on battery and also have to plug in the PSP. It can make it hard to play.

This component cable works exactly as you'd expect. Native PSP games display flawlessly and look great on a modern TV and run at full-speed. PSP homebrew programs and games also have no trouble displaying on TV using this cable.It should be noted that native PSP games will not be full-screen, and will instead display at a reduced size. This not a flaw with the cable. The PSP does this deliberately. However there are some PSP homebrew games that can manually handle their video output and run at full-screen.

First thing I will say about this is that this cable will only work with PSP2000 or 3000. It will not work with the first generation PSP so be aware of that. The cable is not made of nylon fiber but the cable is durable so you do not have to worry about the cable fraying. It is a component cable and all the cables are colored and separated accordingly so you do not have to worry about getting plugs mixed up too easily. This is not a super long cable. If you are going to use it with your TV just be aware you will be sitting pretty close to the TV. It is good for me in that I have my PS TV right near my desk and do not have to sit very far. The video quality does not look to upscale too much. The thing I thought was annoying is that the settings for the menu is defaulted so that looks good but when you open the game it shrinks the screen significantly. I fiddled around with the settings to get it to work but it does not look that great on a big screen TV. This is not really meant to be an upscale device from what I can tell. It plugs in easily to my PSP and holds pretty well. You do have to go into settings to turn the output to the TV. Do not press the brightness button or it will default to the PSP and you have to exit the game in order to change it back to the TV. Overall I get the point of this cable but I do wish it had a bit more length. It is nice to be able to play your PSP to the screen but bit annoying you have to sit so close in order to get it to work. The cable is durable though. It is a cable if you are okay with tweeking the settings when working with the menu and the game itself. It gives you a bigger psp screen on the TV but it does not utilize the entire screen right off the bat. I would suggest getting a longer cable or an adapter that can easily upscale to the appropriate screen size.

If you've previously used the standard composite AV cable, you will quickly notice that the picture quality grows to be clearer. If not, it is definitely the prefered cable for HDTVs.If anyone would like to see the difference, they can compare my YouTube videos of PSP gameplay. (Received March 5, 2016)

I basically got this like brand new .. And was eager to try it out on my TV and projector ... And the colors are just ALL wrong ... I did the settings all correctly and even checked which cables it was . The green and blue HAVE to both be in for the picture and one of their colors are off .. Blue looks green and red looks very purplish which is not worth the money considering you can now play on your psp

It works! Displays my PSP's video signal to my capture card (Elgato Game Capture HD and AVerMedia Live Gamer Extreme both tested) at 480p 60fps. Love it.Cable length is great, connections are secure, PSP picks it up easily, just go to your Display Output settings and you're golden.

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