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Instructions
Download 3GP Converter from VideoHelp, DVDVideoSoft or Cnet (see links in Resources) with your computer. Save the program to your desktop.
Open the converter's folder, such as "3GP_Converter034." Double-click the "Setup.exe" file inside your "3GP_Converter034" to display your "3GP_Converter Configuration Manager" window. Click the text bar to the left of your "Apply" button and select "English." Click the scroll bar on the right side of your window and pull it all the way down. Find "Model: MP4, for PSP (Direct, renamed)" and click to select it. Click the "Apply" button in the bottom of the window to launch your "3GP_Converter" window. Click the text bar above the "Output Directory" text. Select a sound quality for your file, such as "QVGA/29.97fps/1500kbps Stereo/128kbps." Click the "Browse" button, select "Desktop" and press "OK" to choose it as your file's save destination. Consult your converter's attached "Read-Me" text file or open its help menu if you aren't sure how to install or use your converter.
Go to your computer's search function. Type in the name for a video you want to put onto your PSP, such as "basketball.mp4," into your search text bar and press "Enter" or "Return." Click your file once your computer displays the search results. Drag it inside the white text area below the "Drag&Drop files here" text inside your "3GP Converter" window. Release your mouse button inside the white text area to drop your file. Wait for the "Processing" to reach "100%" below your "Browse" button to allow the program to save the file to your desktop while converting it to 3GP. Close your converter by clicking its red "X" in its top right corner once "Processing" reaches "100%."
Turn on your PSP. Plug in its USB cable. Plug in the computer's end of the cable to one of your computer's USB ports. Find your PSP folder by going to your computer's search function. Type in "PSP" into the search text bar and press "Enter" or "Return." Double-click the "PSP" folder your computer displays. Make an "MP_ROOT" folder by right-clicking inside the "PSP" window white space. Scroll down to "New" and hover over it with your mouse. Select "Folder." Right-click, scroll down to "Rename" and select it. Type in "MP_ROOT" and press "Enter" or "Return" to make your "MP_ROOT" folder inside your "PSP" window. Double-click the "MP_ROOT" folder. Right-click inside the "MP_ROOT" folder white space. Scroll down to "New" and hover over it with your mouse. Select "Folder." Right-click the folder, scroll down to "Rename" and select it. Type in "100MNV01" and press "Enter" or "Return" to make your "100MNV01" folder inside your "MP_ROOT" folder. Double-click the "100MNV01" folder to open it. Leave it open.
Go back to your computer's desktop. Click your 3GP video file and drag it inside the "100MNV01" folder. Release your mouse button to drop your file inside your "100MNV01" folder. Right-click the file, scroll down to "Rename" and select it. Type in "MNV00001" and press "Enter" or "Return." Your PSP now recognizes your video file and can play it. Add more video files by adjusting the last digit for each of your files inside your "100MNV01" folder. For example, "MNV00002" would be the name of your second video file, "MNV00003" would be the name of your third video file, "MNV00010" would be the name of your 10th video file. Close your "PSP" window by clicking the red "X" in its top-right when finished.
Unplug your PSP USB cable from your computer and PSP. Scroll up to "Video" using your PSP controls. Select it with the "Start" button. Find your "MP_ROOT folder" with your controls and select it with the "Start" button. Find the "100MNV01" folder and select it with the "Start" button. Select the "MNV00001" file with the "Start" button to play it on your PSP.