It takes more than just pushing a button to download music into your Sony PSP. In this wikiHow we'll look at the steps you must take to hear music from your PSP.

Method 1
Method 1 of 3:

Connect your PSP to the computer

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    Take your USB 2.0 cable and plug it into your PC and PSP.
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    Press the home button on the PSP.
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    Use the left and right directional buttons to find Settings.
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    Use the up and down buttons on your PSP to find USB Connection.
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    Press the X button on your PSP to display USB Mode
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    Your computer will tell you a new USB device has been connected, which will show up as a new hard drive with a corresponding letter identifier. Depending on the number of device and configuration of your computer in all likelihood this letter will be E:, F: or H:, but what the letter is doesn't matter so long as you have the right letter.
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Method 2
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Copy music to the PSP

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    On your computer select the correct drive letter and open the PSP file system.
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    Create a new folder and call it MUSIC(or what you want to call it).
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    Open the new folder and create another folder and call it MP3(or what you want to call it.
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    Use your computer to copy your MP3 files into the music folder.
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    Press the O button on the PSP to disconnect from your computer.
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    Unplug the USB cable.
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Method 3
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Play music on the PSP

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    Use the left and right arrow keys on the PSP to find the music area.
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    Use the up and down arrows to find Memory Stick.
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    Chose that folder by pressing the X button.
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    You should see all the music files you have just transferred to the PSP.
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Warnings

  • Do not trust PSP BLENDER,it is a scam
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  • Be sure you have your memory stick inserted.
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  • Sometimes the music will not work right if your PSP doesn't have the right version. It MUST be 3.11 or higher. If you can't get to a Wi-Fi source to do that, buy the PSP Media Manager 1.0, off Sony.com or Ebay.
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  • Be sure your music files are in the right place.
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  • Sometimes the computer may not immediately recognize the USB connection to the PSP. You may need to restart in order for the computer to recognize the PSP. This should only happen once.
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  • Be sure your music files are in the correct format. If they are but still do not work, try using a different conversion program.
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