Stream your iTunes music to PSP

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Stream your iTunes music to PSP

by Victor Agreda, Jr. Apr 17th 2006

I've seen a couple of approaches to the whole "move your music around" thing, and obviously there's still no perfect method. If you buy Sony's ecosystem, it works OK. Apple's is good, but you are limited in devices. Microsoft seems to get better all the time with Media Center and a slew of devices... But Skatter Tech has a quick how-to on streaming your iTunes music to your PSP. Essentially it gets the PSP to subscribe to a live feed of your songs. The magic ingredient? iTunes-PSP-Server.exe appears to do the trick. Enjoy until the next firmware "upgrade" folks.

Tags: fanboy, itunes, psp, sony, streaming

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

Budg said 9:32AM on 4-18-2006

What do you mean "until the next firmware "upgrade" folks"? This program is illegal?

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