Gaming PSP Video Screen Capture?

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Does anyone know of any decent video capture programs? Preferably one that can be started easily from the PSP menu. I'm on 3.80 M33-5.
 

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It'd be best to go with Remotejoy + HyperCam2, whether it through IRShell, Custom Firmware Extender, or the 3.71 plguins.
 

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I changed the firmware of my PSP yesterday. Any chance of translating what you just said into noob-speak?
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Remotejoy is basically a program that streams the PSP screen to your PC via USB connection. Using this along with HyperCam2, you can record and save videos of your PSP screen.

Remotejoy can be found by itself (in plugin format) or in bundles with other software.

Remotejoy by itself can be found here.

It is also packaged in with IRShell and Custom Firmware Extender.

And HyperCam2 can be found here.
 

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