Component Cable for AV Output from Sony PSP to HDTV

Works with my PSP-3000 model. The plastic around the plugs will slide off, but that isnt a big deal. My biggest complaint is the cord length. However, I just use some composite/RCA couplers and a standard component cable to stretch it to my couch. PS1 games will display in full screen on the TV, however, PSP games will only display in their native resolution. If you TV does not have a zoom in feature, to get it to full screen, then you are out of luck. Still bigger than the PSP screen, but it wont be the size of the TV. It is not the fault of the cable, just how the PSP operates.

Works great...

The original TV cables for PSP can be hard/pricey to find, so this is a good alternative. Recently got back into watching UMD movies so this was great timing.

not working

VERY cheaply made.

works great dose what the seller said it would do its not a blu ray but still looks good on the big screen if u got a psp and want to play movies or games on it this will work. like it alot

It works just like the oem psp component cable. It outputs a reasonable 720p output on capable television screens. It also works with scanline generators as well.

did not work when i connect it to my psp and my psp screen its just black and nothing happens and it says theres no signal found at all

I bought these primarily to play PSP games on my TV. For the price, I was satisfied. Be advised that while the menu fills the entire screen, games will only cover a portion of the screen (a square roughly half the size of the overall screen, situated directly in the middle). I suppose you could use your TVs zoom function (assuming it has one) to make the image bigger. However, if you want fullscreen gaming, you might be better served to buy one of those upscalers (or even a Playstation TV, if all you arent using PSP games on UMDs). Basically: it works as intended. I think I might bite the bullet and just invest in a PS TV, since all the PSP games I want to play are available on PSN. Its more expensive in the long run, with the added benefit of another systems games to play (or partial systems worth, since PS TV isnt compatible with every Vita game).

Works great as intended, but it will not cover the whole screen.