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I'm still stumped as to how to get files in the right date order by just copying them. I've touched my files to make sure they are ordered correctly. When I sort by creation date they are in order. When I sort by modification date they are in order. I copy them and check the order on the USB drive f...

There is no Mac resource to edit, MP4 files are data-fork only. Most encoders that currently know how to tweak MP4 files for the PSP also know how to create the tag for the name. I don't know the spec for this and assume it's some kind of MPEG data field. It's in the MobileHackers version of the ffm...

Here's my results copying files to the PSP using Linux: If the MP4 file extension is not capitalized, the video does not appear in the list on the PSP. My successful mount options are "vfat,user,noauto,sync,posix,shortname=mixed" if I don't use posix, it never works, even if the MP4 extens...

The PSP sorts file based on time/date stamps, not name.

It's possible to use system calls to directly get and set file creation/modification/access times. Perhaps your utility could iterate through all the files after they are created and touch them with sequential timestamps? That's a pretty crude method though. Perhaps what we need is a generic script ...

Is anybody successfully using Linux to transfer files directly to the PSP over USB? Using Suse 9.2 here with hotplug enabled it connects file, but subfs doesn't seem to be using the right iocharset or something else is wonky. Even if I disable hotplug and manually mount the PSP as vfat, copied files...

Nice little program. I was previously using OpenOffice to output a PDF and then ImageMagick to generate the jpegs. But, I have yet to find a practical way to easily get the jpegs loaded onto the PSP in correct order. I know the sorting is by date, but I haven't found a way to force windows to copy t...