OSTENT AV Video RCA Cable Cord for Sony PSP 2000 SLIM to TV

If you have a PSP 1001, then your PSP has an AV out port that is not going to match the prongs on the 2001 or 3001 models. So that guy saying it is on the wrong side doesnt know what he is talking about. Newer slim models have the port on the bottom instead of the corner and the AV cable is shaped this way so you dont accidentally wreck your PSP 1001 or the cable by jamming it in. This cable works with the models it is made for. The quality is fine. It is fuzzy because you are blowing up an ANALOG image on to a larger screen. I tried adding an HDMI adapter, but that actually made it worse. You also cant just plug it in to the PSP. You have to use the menu options to change the output to the TV. So if you have a non-working screen, this wont help you. But if you have the correct hardware, this is pretty much as good as it gets.

It doesnt work on my TV. Not sure why. I guess its too modern as Im assuming itd probably work on a CTV but I cant verify that.

Did not work.

ENABLES YOU TO PLAY YOUR PSP ON A LARGER SCREEN. ONLY WORKS ON THE 2000 AND 3000 NOT THE 1000.

Was not properly advertised and does not work with my model. Took too long tog et here and returning it isnt worth the hassle.

Just what I was looking for

no video, just only sound worked on my tv

Just look at it? How are you selling this???? This does not fit due to the cord being on the wrong side

I cannot get my PSP 2000 to run a game while displaying through this cable. I get an error message saying it must be connected using a Component (not composite, like this cable) or D-Terminal AV cable, with the picture displayed in progressive mode. I have it set to progressive, and Ive tried hooking the PSP up to both an HD monitor via a retrotink 2x and to a regular old CRT TV, and I get the exact same error on both. I can get the menu and images to display just fine (no UMD movies or video files to on my mem card to test that with), but no games whatsoever. Bummer, but it wasnt exactly an expensive cable either.

Hooking up old gaming consoles to newer TVs. Can be a chore but looking for AV cords that might just went bad. Look no further very well made and very easy to use and works with all newer TVs. Highly recommend. Thanks