Remote Joy Lite will not join the audio and video together for you that's asking a bit much. And you'll want to use the LAME MP3 encoder for encoding the audio. If you have a 3.5mm stereo patch cable with a male plug on each end, you can run the audio out from the headphone jack of the PSP to the audio in or microphone port of your computer and the audio will be captured in WAV format as the video is captured. Now, audio will not be recorded through the USB cable there is a way to get audio though. I found Xvid worked better than any other and you really do want to use a method with compression, otherwise it will eat up your hard drive space rather quickly. Remote Joy Lite will record your gameplay as an AVI file utilizing whatever codec you choose in the Settings menu, but a little tip. Remote Joy Lite can also be used to take screenshots and capture video of your gameplay, as in Figure B. A larger display can make it easier to see details that may otherwise be overlooked on the smaller screen of the PSP. With Remote Joy Lite, the display of the PSP is sent to a PC monitor via the USB cord, where it can be displayed in a window or full-screen.
Sony's Playstation Portable gaming platform. How about Remote Joy Lite? It allows you to port the display of the Custom Firmware PSP in Figure A to the monitor of your computer with nothing more than a USB cable. Sony's PSP (Playstation Portable) is a great way to take your gaming on the go isn't it? But that screen can be a bit small sometimes can't it? If you have the AV cable your PSP can be plugged into a television for a larger display, but the composite version can be a bit hard to find if your TV doesn't have the component hookups.
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