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How to Get Music From Project Playlist.Com to PSP

Many people use their Sony PlayStation Portable for numerous things, such as playing games, watching videos and listening to music. These same people might use Project Playlist to find favorite music that might be considered a little too obscure to find anywhere else. It is possible to download music from Project Playlist and put it onto your PSP to listen to on the go--just remember to use this process on otherwise free music so you don't infringe on anyone's copyrights.

Things You'll Need

Firefox
DownloadHelper plugin
Memory stick duo
PSP USB cable

Instructions

Getting Project Playlist Music
- 1
  Install Firefox if you aren't already browsing the Internet with it.
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  Install the DownloadHelper plugin for Firefox. Restart the browser for it to take effect.
- 3
  Open your playlist from Project Playlist. Notice the new icon on your toolbar that begins to animate--this means it detects media that may be downloaded.
- 4
  Click the animated icon. A list should drop down of embedded media on your active tab. Click the song you want to download for your PSP. Do this for each song you want.
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  Wait for the downloads to finish. If you chose multiple songs, this may take several minutes.
Transferring to PSP
- 6
  Connect your PSP to the computer.
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  Make sure your PSP is in USB mode. If it is not, navigate to "USB Connection" located under "Settings" in the main menu. This will enable USB mode.
- 8
  Open the drive on your computer. A balloon notification should pop up and let you know your PSP has been successfully connected, which means you can see it in "My Computer."
- 9
  Open the folder where you downloaded your music in another window.
- 10
  Select all of your downloaded music. For multiple files, use the "Ctrl" key and click each file. Drag them into your PSP folder.

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