How to record a PSP Gameplay video

This is a tutorial on how to record your own PSP Gameplay video. Maybe most of you know but I hope someone doesn’t know and can learn from this. First thing we need is a PC, second thing a PSP, third thing a CFW on our PSP and last thing, a PSP Game. Okay, once you have got all that you can carry on.

We need to download Remote Joy Lite plug-in and Remote Joy Windows Program. After this, we have to download PSP Drivers Type-B and connect our PSP to our PC using an USB Cable and we need to have the Remote Joy Windows program and plug-ins activated. Start the game and press F12 on your computer, ok, now you are recording the game. Whenever you want to finish the Gameplay, simply press F12 again.

Unfortunately, we cannot record sounds using this method but it’s still quite a good option. I will leave you with one of my PSP Gameplays:

Have any doubts? Anything to say? Then please comment!

  1. Andrew Wright’s avatar

    is there any method to record sound too?

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    1. HeroKing’s avatar

      only way to record sound is to acquire a male-to-male audio cable that will fit in the headphone jack and mic-in jack between the psp and pc/laptop

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      1. StepS’s avatar

        yep, but i have to use stereo mix. otherwise if i record from the “microphone” directly, the quality is very decreased

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        1. koSiukaS’s avatar

          If you have Windows vista/7 then all you need to do is to go to the control panel and to the sound settings. Choose the recording tab and unmark all of the sound inmprooving settings (DC offset and stuf like that). Those setting are only usefull when speaking with a mic while gaming or so, but they do decrease the quality. WARNING, you might hear a squeaky or a high pitch buzz, but that’s because the current trveling in the USB is interfering the male-to-male cables current, but the buzz is not very obvious and you can barely hear it while recording if volume is set a bit lower.

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          1. StepS’s avatar

            nope, that’s not it. you won’t understand, so forget it

  2. lol’s avatar

    i have got mac osx :(

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  3. Frank’s avatar

    To record sound, take a 1/8 mâle to 1/8 mâle connector and plug it in your computer line-in and your psp headphones plug. Set your soundcard to record line-in. Start a sound recording software like audacity before recording video and start the video recording. When recording is finished, you will have to cut your sound and synch it to your video with video editing software like Windows movie maker. If you video is not in wmv format, convert it with freeware like Format Factory. You can also set your PC to play live what line-in is recording in the sounds settings. There are plenty of tutorials on the Internet for that. Good luck !

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  4. Yol Morefi’s avatar

    I guess a male to male mini-jack to your mac with a soft like audacity and you’ll associate the video and audio after record.

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  5. stOneskull’s avatar

    longest 6 minutes ever….

    heh.. but seriously thanks for the tips!

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  6. 7se7en’s avatar

    Does it work with Vita?

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  7. AfroAMERICANBLACKBOI!’s avatar

    Cool thanks my nigga!

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  8. Stranno’s avatar

    Better use the IRSHELL remotejoy, its like a billion times better than any other remotejoy. Much more stable, much faster and easier to use through IRS.

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    1. KuroRyuu913’s avatar

      But older CFW uses it, I havent seen IRS on current firmware since 3.40. I could be wrong, but i doubt there is IRS for 6.60, or even 5.50.

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  9. TV cable’s avatar

    For the PSP 1000 this is the only option.

    However for 2000 and beyond, TV cable support means you can just record the video feed directly to a PC or set-top box.

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  10. KuroRyuu913’s avatar

    Using Remotejoylite, I was able to record this

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w-zAQdF970w

    The sound was provided that I obtain a Male to Male Audio Cord, If you use that, you can turn on the option to Record audio in the Catupre section of Remotejoylite by either Pressing the Escape button or Right Clicking the Screen. I used Camtasia to record this since my Remotejoy gets buggy when i record using Remotejoylite itself. Current Firmwares like 6.35 and up will cause the Program to crash though, so if you have a PSP 3000+ you will come into some problems.

    Remember if you have a 64Bit PC, you need to Disable Signature Drivers while starting up your PC. Do so by pressing F8 When you first start up your PC, as in when u press the Power button. Keep pressing it till u see a screen with different options on it. On the botton the last on the list, You will see Disable Signature Drivers. Click that. Then follow the instructions with the Remotejoylite.

    It helps if your ISOs(if u are using them) arent patched so many times with so many layers, also turn off other seplugins if your not using them. If too many are on, then it will crash.

    Happy recording. If you are interesting, I will post a Installation Video later this week, If you enjoy wat you see, Subscribe. Thanks for reading.

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  11. PartTimeMExGanGLORD’s avatar

    Yo holmes you know how to make a video of me kickin some ass in call of duty on ps3?I wanna show the vatos on youtube how we kick out here in the in califa side just like on the streets.

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  12. DatSikBoyz’s avatar

    Thanks man U guys R AWSOME!!!!

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  13. Andrew Wright’s avatar

    oops, didn’t mean to double post

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