mech said:They're the same thing, one's just faster.
Shifty Geezer said:Yes, Sony and SanDisk have released higher speed versions. But as I asked aerlier, is there any useful difference for PSP? Sure for realtime video-capture that performance boost is welcome, but does a cheepo MemStick function just as well on PSP as an expensive one?
i think the top bitrate of 1500Mb/sec for H264 provided by most psp video encoders
darkblu said:more like a brainfart :? 1500Kb, 'fcourse.
PC-Engine said:darkblu said:more like a brainfart :? 1500Kb, 'fcourse.
1500kb/sec will not be a problem for read speeds on flash media, even old cheap ones.
mech said:A meg a second is crazy... that's only 16 minutes of video on a 1gig card. That's DVD quality video.
mech said:darkblu: No need to get condescending mate
Check your post above mine where you directly mention a megabyte/s - which is what I was replying to.
Also, flash memory cards generally get around 2-10megabit/s, so when you said "from my experience 1000Kb/sec was the approximate practical maximum of the original (non-pro) memory sticks" I assumed you meant kilobytes. I haven't ever seen a flash memory card only get 125kbyte/s.
Secondly, that whole thing about whether a small b or big B signifies bytes or bits is bunk. EVERYONE has their own standard, in my Computer Engineering degree lecturers varied all the time. I agree it should be a standard, but no one can agree.
yes, but that was raw transfer rate, not some codec settings.
hey69 said:for the moment absolutely no news regarding that...
but on the other hand, team xcutor has made a flashdevice (they told they wont release it ) that will upgrade / downgrade your firmware. most probably these kind of things will come out in the future when europe has his own share of psp users.
more users = more sales i presume
hey69 said:right now, i must say quite impressed by Hue and PCE (pc-engine emus)
I only play emu games these days, don't even have any psp game
Yoshihiro has now informed us he would like to tell the public that he has been able to downgrade 1.51 and 1.52 PsP's to 1.5. Yoshi has said that this will be released September 1st. The explination he has given us/public for not releasing it yet as it's still buggy and there is some risk of it bricking the PsP. Hopefully in the next 5 days all the bugs will be sorted, and we'll have a stable downgrader. So for all the frusterated 1.51 and 1.52 users, don't upgrade yet! The next week is definitly going to be interesting indeed..