lukewarmwater

What's the best screen protector? I bought the logitech case and it's great, but what about the screen itself?

Are there any good deals/whats the best deal for a 1 gig memory card?

Is there a way to transfer movies from my computer to the psp, without having to downgrade?

Last but not least is socom or brotherhood of the blade any good. They get somewhat mixed reviews.

Thanks

DreamWeaver88

The best screen protector is the Hori brand protectors. EB has them sometimes.

Not sure about the rest of your questions, but go to the following link....you'll find everything you need to know there.

http://boardsus.playstation.com/playstation

Scroll down to the PSP boards.

DW

Fandango

http://www.overlayplus.com/US/dis_pr...psp&modeln=PSP

Setzer

Brando WorkShop

lukewarmwater

Okay another question, I keep an error saying, " A connection error has occured. The attempt to obtain the IP address timed out. "

What does that mean?


Also I got a screen protector free with the psp pro starter kit, is it any good? If it isn't good could it damage my screen?
Theres a picture of it here:
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg...509105-2819203

Also is there a way of finding psp hot spots online?

thanks again

lukewarmwater

And how do I check for dead pixels?

joshd2012

It means that whatever WiFi router you are trying to connect to needs a static IP from your PSP. You can set up a Static IP if you choose "manual" instead of "auto" in the connetion set-up.

A screen protector won't damage your screen. The only reason I went with Overlay Plus (the best one on the market, IMHO) is because it is a lot clearer, so you see a better picture through it.

Any hotspot will work, as long as you have access.

DJ_Longfellow

There is a program that checks for dead pixels you can install on it...where it is, I don't know

HORI is a great screen protector.

cleaver

Hori screen protector, search cheapassgamer.com for current best Pro Duo deal, Untold Legends is ok, you can check for dead pixels by transferring pics of brightly colored screens to your PSP and look for dots. To transfer movies I use DVDShrink and PSP Video 9, and then transfer the movie with a USB cable.