Can u connect 2 the internet wth a USB cord on your psp, how do u win music from the internet wth the usb cord
Answers: You cannot through a usb chord but here is how to get music from the internet:This is for Music but everything is alike for pictures except you have to put them contained by the PHOTO folder. All you do for pictures is find one on the internet and paste it to a folder. next drag it to your PHOTO folder in the psp which i will describe you how to do later.
1)Make shure that you hold a memory stick in your psp
2)Find a righteous music site to get songs from similar to Amazon.com-MP3 downloads, Limewire( not itunes because he songs that you purchase off of it enjoy a security seetting on them that doesnt allow you to play on the PSP.
3)Get a USB chord that will fit into the psp (right above the screen) and plug it into your computer and psp.
4)Once you attain a song go onto your psp and scroll to the far vanished and you will find an icon that say "USB Connection" click on it and then simply set your psp down.
5)Now go into the "My Computer" god under the little start button on the bottom departed of the screen and click it.
6)there should be an god there call "Removable disk". click on it. Then there should be a folder inside call PSP. (If there isnt newly create a new one.
7)Then near should be a few folders called PHOTO, MUSIC, COMMON, GAME, SAVEDATA and SYSYEM. If any of these are not at hand I would create new ones. Click on the Music folder.
8)Now step to the song that you want to download and just drag it into the MUSIC folder. You can do indistinguishable thing beside pictures just progress into the PHOTO folder and drag the picture that you want into it.
I hope that this helps!
To connect to the internet you own to buy a wireless router ($50-$75) or go to a place that have one like a coffe shop or a friends house.
via wi-fi or wireless internet but not through usb that would be impossible
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