OSTENT AV Video RCA Cable Cord for Sony PSP 2000 Slim to TV

If you have a PSP 1001, then your PSP has an AV out port that is not going to match the prongs on the 2001 or 3001 models. So that guy saying it is "on the wrong side" doesn't know what he is talking about. Newer slim models have the port on the bottom instead of the corner and the AV cable is shaped this way so you don't accidentally wreck your PSP 1001 or the cable by jamming it in. This cable works with the models it is made for. The quality is fine. It is fuzzy because you are blowing up an ANALOG image on to a larger screen. I tried adding an HDMI adapter, but that actually made it worse. You also can't just plug it in to the PSP. You have to use the menu options to change the output to the TV. So if you have a non-working screen, this won't help you. But if you have the correct hardware, this is pretty much as good as it gets.

Horrible quality video after struggling to get it to work at all, for over an hour and the main function I got this cord for was to play the psp games on a larger screen and it can't even do that don't buy !!!!

This Ostent PSP to YWR component/composite RCA cable is great!My entre 42" 4k TV screen shows the PSP image in widescreen!I can finally say, instead of looking at that small square box image, orsomething weird and odd; I get widescreen cinema and view the PSPUMD in the best image allotted, but now even in 4k!I am really pleased with this cable, as I tried about 3 of them. This onewith the loose RCA connections, and reinforced PSP adaptor plug, wasby far the best and I was at my choosiest! I am really happy here!Look at the image on a 42" 4k for yourself, Ostent the difference!

First off, I used it on a flat screen TV, so I don't know if that affected the picture in any way. But, the picture quality was not the best. And the aspect ratio is very small. There were two large black boxes above and below the picture. Also there was flashing while on the home screen which went away while in the game though.Can't say it didn't work though. I guess I was just expecting full screen and slight better picture quality

...it doesn't work. The sound comes through but I got the blue screen when trying to connect the other port.

Worked right out of the gate with no trouble, going to get to play all the classics without having to fool with a component adapter now!

I cannot get my PSP 2000 to run a game while displaying through this cable.I get an error message saying it must be connected using a Component (not composite, like this cable) or D-Terminal AV cable, with the picture displayed in progressive mode.I have it set to progressive, and I've tried hooking the PSP up to both an HD monitor via a retrotink 2x and to a regular old CRT TV, and I get the exact same error on both.I can get the menu and images to display just fine (no UMD movies or video files to on my mem card to test that with), but no games whatsoever. Bummer, but it wasn't exactly an expensive cable either.

Will not work for the original PSP. Won't click in.